Erwin Wurm

Vienna-based artist Erwin Wurm (born 1954) is internationally known for recasting sculpture through the prisms of performance, video, drawing and photography. This volume showcases a selection of works from the artist’s oeuvre, spanning from 1993 to the present day, that demonstrate the artist’s decades-long commitment to twisting sculpture into a resolutely participative and playful medium. The selection includes several photographs from Wurm’s ongoing series One Minute Sculptures (1988–present)—in which he captures participants holding an unconventional pose for 60 seconds—as well as other iconic works, including Narrow House (2011), Fat Car (2001–04) and Fat House (2003). One Minute Forever also displays the artist’s new series of performative sculptures, clay models of the most important Yugoslav modernist buildings in Belgrade, created in honor of the catalog’s accompanying exhibition at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Belgrade.

Austrian sculptor Erwin Wurm (born 1954) is widely acclaimed for his comedic approach to sculpture. This slipcased publication, which holds three booklets and 14 picture cards, opens up a conversation about humor and caricature in his work and more broadly.

Peace & Plenty gathers 447 works on paper by Vienna-based sculptor Erin Wurm (born 1954). Named after the Bahaman hotel where many of the works were created, the book features Wurm's daily drawings—portraits and self-portraits, ideas for One Minute Sculptures and sketches for his 2017 Venice Biennale project.

This two-volume artist's book compiles descriptions for 40 imaginary sculptures by celebrated Austrian absurdist Erwin Wurm (born 1954). The texts are handwritten by Wurm in German and English.