TEXTE ZUR KUNST is one of the most important German-language journals for contemporary art and art criticism. Founded in 1990 in Cologne by Isabelle Graw and Stefan Germer, the publication appears quarterly and covers visual art, theory, politics, and culture with a critical rigour that has made it required reading for artists, curators, gallerists, and anyone who takes the intellectual discourse around contemporary art seriously for over three decades.
The journal combines exhibition reviews, theoretical essays, and interviews with artists and thinkers to produce a publication that confidently bridges the gap between academic art theory and journalistic art coverage. Contributions appear in both German and English, reaching an international audience that considers the German-language perspective on contemporary art indispensable.
For readers who want not only to look at art but to understand it — and who seek a journal with the courage to ask uncomfortable questions and challenge established positions — TEXTE ZUR KUNST has been the German-language voice the international art world listens to since 1990.
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