Publications

Publication

Women Artists of the Wiener Werkstätte

Published for the exhibition of on the same title (21.4.–3.10.2021)

Edited by Christoph Thun-Hohenstein, Anne-Katrin Rossberg and Elisabeth Schmuttermeier

German/English

288 pages, several images

30,5 x 23 cm

Birkhäuser Verlag, September 2020

Publication

KUNIYOSHI +

Published for the exhibition of on the same title (26.10.2019–16.2.2020)
Edited by Christoph Thun-Hohenstein, Mio Wakita-Elis, and Johannes Wieninger
German/English
152 pages, several images
21 x 25 cm, brochure with flaps
Verlag für moderne Kunst, 2019

Publication

Bentwood and Beyond

Thonet and Modern Furniture Design

Bentwood and Beyond: Thonet and Modern Furniture Design

Published for the exhibition of on the same title (18.12.2019–6.9.2020)

Edited by Christoph Thun-Hohenstein / Sebastian Hackenschmidt / Wollfgang Thillmann

German/English
ca. 304 pages, 55 images
30,5 x 23 cm
Birkhäuser Verlag, 2019

Publication

Vienna Biennale 2019 Guide

Published on the occaison of the VIENNA BIENNALE 2019
German/English
172 pages, numerous color illustrations
23,7 x 16,2 cm, softcover
MAK, Vienna / Verlag für Moderne Kunst, Vienna, 2019

Publication

Otto Prutscher

Universal Designer of Viennese Modernism

Published for the exhibition of on the same title (20.11.2019-17.5.2020).
Edited by Christoph Thun-Hohenstein and Rainald Franz. With texts by Silvia Colombari, Claas Duit, Rainald Franz, Aline Müller, Kathrin Pokorny-Nagel, Beba Restelli, Elisabeth Schmuttermeier, Christoph Thun-Hohenstein. German/English, 159 pages with numerous color illustrations, MAK Vienna/Arnoldsche Art Publishers, Stuttgart, 2019.

Publication

Koloman Moser

Universal Artist between Klimt and Hoffmann

Published for the exhibition of the same title (19.12.2018–22.04.2019).
German/English
288 pages, numerous color illustrations
30,5 x 23 cm, hardcover
MAK, Vienna / Birkhäuser Verlag, Basel, 2018

Publication

POST OTTO WAGNER

From the Postal Savings Bank to Post-Modernism

Published for the exhibition of the same title (30.5.-30.9.2018) .
German/English
304 pages, numerous color illustrations
31 x 23,5 x 2,5 cm, softcover
MAK, Vienna / Birkhäuser Verlag, 2018

Publication

100 Best Posters 16

Germany Austria Switzerland

Published for the exhibition 100 Best Posters 17 in Berlin. At the MAK (27.6.–23.9.2018).
German/English
Corporate design of the catalog: Jakob Mayr and Kilian Wittmann, Class for Ideas at the Institute of Design, University of Applied Arts Vienna; 288 pages, numerous color illustrations, 16,5 x 24 cm, softcover
Verlag Kettler, Dortmund, 2018

Publication

300 Years of the Vienna Porcelain Manufactory

Published for the exhibition of on the same title (16.5.–23.9.2018).
German/English
272 pages, numerous color illustrations
23,5 x 31 cm, hardcover
MAK Vienna/ Arnolfsche Art Publishers, Stuttgart, 2018

Publication

THE UNKNOWN WIENER WERKSTÄTTE

Embroidery and Lace 1906 to 1930

MAK Studies 25
German/English
144 pages, 122 color and 43 b/w illustrations
29 x 21 cm, hardcover
MAK Vienna / Arnoldsche Art Publishers, 2017

Publication

THOMAS BAYRLE. Musterzeichner/Pattern Designer

Published on the occassion of the exhibition THOMAS BAYRLE. If It's Too Long–Make It Longer (25.10.2017–2.4.2018).
German/English
96 pages, numerous color illustrations
19,5 x 25 cm, softcover
MAK Vienna / VfmK Verlag für moderne Kunst GmbH, Vienna, 2017

online plattform

Artificial Labor

e-flux

Artificial Labor is a collaboration between e-flux Architecture and MAK Vienna within the context of the VIENNA BIENNALE 2017 and its theme, Robots. Work. Our Future.

In order to disseminate the topics of the VIENNA BIENNALE 2017, the MAK entered into a cooperation with the international online platform e-flux Architecture for the first time.
For the project titled Artificial Labor international experts develop new perspectives on digital modernity in essays published on the occasion of the cooperation.

Against the background of increasing automation and digitization, 12 essays by selected scientists, design and architecture theoreticians, artists and science fiction authors of different geographical origins, age and gender question the relationship between humans and technology and examine their implications for the concept of "work" with regard to possible future scenarios.

Editors: Nick Axel, Nikolaus Hirsch, Christoph Thun-Hohenstein, Anton Vidokle, Marlies Wirth
Image editor: Mariana Silva
Contributors: Mario Carpo, Joseph Grima, Harald Gruendl, Helen Hester, Axel Kilian, Simone C. Niquille, Julia Powles, Patricia Reed, Andreas Rumpfhuber, Bruce Sterling, Bruce Wexler, åyr

The contributions are permanently online at www.e-flux.com