Published by Verlag für moderne Kunst. Edited by Nin Brudermann, Sarah Demeuse. Conversation with Jason Fine, Nin Brudermann, Jimena Canales, Adam Kleinman.
Alongside stills from her film of the same name, Austrian artist Nin Brudermann (born 1970) publishes her great-granduncle's correspondence with the Austrian Chief of Staff in the years following World War I: documents that have been hidden for over 100 years.
Published by Moderne Kunst Nürnberg. Text by Anthony Haden-Guest, Dieter Buchhart. Interview by Arfus Greenwood.
The publication presents an overview of the artist's works from the end of the 1990s onward and reflects on the meaning of chance, play and research in Brudermann's work, as emphasized by the letters, playing cards and business cards that are inserted between the pages of the book.
Published by Moderne Kunst Nürnberg. Edited by Hans Dünser. Text by Dieter Buchhart, Hans Dünser, Anna Karina Hofbauer.
Brooklyn-based artist Nin Brudermann (born 1970) explores absurdist aspects of scientific procedures. Twelve o’ Clock in London documents her installation of more than 150 videos from around the world, all recording the synchronized release of weather balloons.
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Nin Brudermann: Twelve o'Clock in London