Young people around the world have been following the example of Greta Thunberg and demonstrating for climate protection as part of 'Fridays for Future'. Week after week since 2018, they have called emphatically for political ramifications in order to finally stop the dangerous effects of global climate change. The photographer Andrea Baumgartl (*1965) has accompanied these demonstrations from the very beginning. At close proximity and with great empathy, she shows the determination with which young people are fighting self-confidently for their future. Her new book is a highly topical, moving, and rousing contemporary document. Text in English and German.

The German artist Stefan Fahrnlander (born 1959) has been working with 3-D computer programs for more than 15 years, creating completely artificial paintings that depict underwater worlds populated by objects resembling diving bells and other bizarre devices. This volume reproduces works from the past five years.

More than two hundred first-rate works from the art collection of the DZ BANK have passed into the ownership of the Stadel Museum in Frankfurt am Main. This catalogue assembles exemplary work complexes by seventy-six artists from the well-known collection of photographs, including primary works of the Becher School , works from the sixties and seventies, as well as examples of the growing presence of new media and globalized communication. It also contains works by Olafur Eliasson, Gilbert & George, Nan Goldin, Andreas Gursky, Robert Mapplethorpe, Sigmar Polke, Richard Prince, Robert Rauschenberg, Thomas Ruff, Thomas Struth, Hiroshi Sugimoto, and many others. The text section is supplemented by introductory texts by Luminita Sabau and Max Hollein and by Hubert Beck and Gunter Engelhard, as well as by an appendix with biographies and bibliographies of the artists.