Hatje Cantz

Hatje Cantz is one of the leading publishing houses for art, photography, design, and architecture b "Publishing means creating spaces for the mind."

Gerd Hatje, founder of Hatje Cantz

18/06/2026

Our catalogue accompanying the exhibition of American artist at is available now!

Julian Schnabel has been exploring ways of painting for the last five decades. From his initial wax paintings and plate paintings to his most recent works, he has contributed to shaping the ever-open vocabulary of mark-making. Always on a search for new forms of art, he invites us to engage with the intensity of looking—at both art and the entire world.

Our book features a rare selection of his important, most-loved works, chosen in dialogue with his friend and fellow-traveler Donatien Grau. It presents a retrospective of Julian Schnabel in nine key works spanning some fifty years of painting. Each work is presented with details and accompanied by a text by Donatien Grau highlighting central aspects of his oeuvre.

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📚 Julian Schnabel. Nine Works at Château La Coste

Edited by: Donatien Grau
Graphic Design:
Artist: Julian Schnabel
Texts by: Donatien Grau

(English) ISBN: 978-3-7757-6345-5

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18/06/2026

Today we host our last social sip at 2026 with , architect and founder of , art historian and curator as well as the artist duo and artist, scholar and educator .

Let us one more time have some fun, drink and chat! Come on over into Hall 2 Lobby 2 (Halle 2 Foyer Raum 2)!

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1: © Peter Lueders
2: © Yves Roth
3: © lake verea
4: © Haytham Nawar

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17/06/2026

Another day another social sip at ! Today, artists , and plus gallerist Michael Werner and curator and author are joining us.

Come visit us, let’s drink and talk at Hall 2 Lobby 2 (Halle 2 Foyer Raum 2)!

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1: © Fondazione Memmo und Daniele Molajoli
2: © Timothy Schaumburg
3: © Jens Ziehe
4: © Jelena Seng

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16/06/2026

Our new publication on Helga Philipp (1939-2002) is out now!

The artist is considered a central representative of Concrete Art and Op-Art in Austria. As early as the 1960s, she developed a precise, conceptually grounded visual language that placed perception and movement at its core. Her work exists at the intersection of optical perception, geometric abstraction, and movement, as she experimented with mathematical principles, serial structures, and interactivity. For many years, Philipp taught at the University of Applied Arts in Vienna, where she influenced a generation of artists exploring perceptual processes, space, and systematics. In recent years, her work has been re-evaluated and received international acclaim as part of a renewed interest in constructive-conceptual positions. The catalogue presents around 50 of her most important works from several decades, showcasing the diversity of her artistic practice across the media of painting, drawing, printmaking, and object art.

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📚Helga Philipp. Bewegungsräume. Spaces of Movement

Edited by: Elsy Lahner, Ralph Gleis
Graphic Design: Christine Zmölnig, .design
Texts by: Brigitte Borchhardt-Birbaumer, ,

(English & German) ISBN: 978-3-7757-6284-7

16/06/2026

Today we host our first social sip at with gallerist Andrée Sfeir-Semmler , curator and researcher for and collector and author

Come join us for a drink and a chat at Hall 2 Lobby 2 (Halle 2 Foyer Raum 2)!

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1: © Volker Renner
2: © Aleksandra Sosnowska
3: © Anne Schubert

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15/06/2026

is starting tomorrow and of course we are taking part again!

So come visit us at us in Hall 2 Lobby 2 (Halle 2 Foyer Raum 2) and join our social sips the next days from 5pm on with our special guests!

Tuesday, June 16th with gallerist Andrée Sfeir-Semmler , curator and researcher and collector and author

Wednesday, June 17th with artists and and plus gallerist Michael Werner and curator and author

Thursday, June 18th with architect and founder of , art historian and curator as well as the artist duo and artist, scholar and educator

21/05/2026

In unserer neuen Interviewreihe stellen wir euch die Illustrator*innen und Autor*innen unserer Kinderbücher vor und erfahren von ihnen, wie sie arbeiten, wie sie au ihre Ideen kommen und vieles mehr.

In einer gemütlichen Umgebung am Tempelhofer Feld mit Blumen, Bienen und ab und zu einem Flugzeug, das über unsere Köpfe schwebt, kommen wir einfach mal ins Gespräch.
 Diesmal hat sich für uns Zeit genommen. Der Comic Zeichner und Illustrator hat gerade sein Buch “Mein allerliebstes Zuhause” bei uns veröffentlicht.

Darin spielt er mit dem Gedanken, was wäre, wenn man auf der Flucht sein Haus einfach mitnehmen könnte. Wer ihn dazu inspiriert hat und vieles mehr erfahrt ihr am besten direkt von ihm.

Mit welcher Illustratorin oder welchem Illustrator wünscht ihr euch noch ein Gespräch?
Schreibt es gerne in die Kommentare!

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In our new series we introduce you to the illustrators of our children’s books and hear from them about how they work, how they first came up with the idea to do what they do, and much more.

In a cozy setting at Tempelhofer Feld, surrounded by flowers, bees, and the occasional airplane flying overhead, we simply strike up a conversation.

As we publish the children’s book only in German, unfortunately this interview series is being held in German only.

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📚Mein allerliebstes Zuhause

Autor: Constantin Satüpo
(Deutsche) ISBN: 978-3-7757-6202-1

19/05/2026

What is architecture but a offer to be in the world?

“Some Kind. Any Kind” is a bifurcated journey through fifteen years of the architecture practice .eu , designed as a „dream state“ inner dialogue between “Some Kind of Romance” and “Any Kind of Existence”: mirrored reflections of past and future projects that reflects the practice’s work and exploring path from Porto to the world.

Read together, these two parts are less about buildings than about a way of being in the world, offering an open narrative where architecture is presented as if in a chronicle, a journal.

In Albania, it traces a transformative engagement with urban regeneration and identity reconstruction in a context of rapid urban change.
In Portugal, it explores continuity through both rehabilitation and new construction, treating time, heritage, and landscape as active materials.

Together, these two dimensions reveal a practice shaped by persistence and risk, belonging and transformation, grounded in place yet open to reinvention.

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1,2: © Fernando Guerra
3: © Plomp
4,5: © Fernando Guerra

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📚Some Kind, Any Kind

Contributions by: Manuel Aires Mateus, Michel Rojkind, Amin Taha, Pedro Campos Costa, Mikkel Frost, Jaime Font, Nuno Melo Sousa, Eduardo Souto de Moura, João Luís Carrilho da Graça, Álvaro Siza, Vladimir Djurovic, Carme Pigem, Benedetta Tagliabue, Sofia Albrigo, Julien De Smedt, Mark Lee, Sam Chermayeff, Flora Lee, Pablo Bofill, Thomas Coldefy, Chad Oppenheim, Steven Holl, Roberto Bannura, Manuelle Gautrand, Jeanne Gang, Anton Garcia-Abril, Kengo Kuma, Rita T**a, Diogo Brito, Rodrigo Vilas-Boas, Julião Pinto Leite, Francisco Lencastre, João Jesus
Edited by: OODA
Graphic Design: The Royal Studio
Texts by: Ana Castanho

(English) ISBN: 978-3-7757-6285-4

17/05/2026

Who does art and culture belong to? How can art help restitution of cultural heritage?

Our new catalogue “Tide of Returns”, available end of May and accompanying the exhibition at which is still running until October 11th.

It examines repatriation processes beyond political and legal debates. Pushing against institutional constraints, the .erc opens up new perspectives on cultural heritage and demonstrates how art can actively pave the way for restitution.

Bringing together community members and long-standing collaborators, the Repatriates Collective is united by a steadfast political commitment to restitution projects in Australia, Benin, Mexico, Nigeria, and Namibia. The voices gathered here come from the visual arts, art criticism, history, film studies and curatorial practice. Through multifaceted approaches—ranging from intensive archival research to visual essays—they offer deep insights into the complex challenges and forward-looking possibilities of global repatriation processes.

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Ouma Sophia Herero and her community in Utuseb carrying the repatriated belongings back onto the land from which they were taken, May 2024, film still, © Khadija von Zinnenburg Carroll

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📚Repatriates Collective. Tide of Returns

Edited by: Verena Melgarejo Weinandt, Khadija von Zinnenburg Carroll, Christopher Williams-Wynn
Graphic Design: Toledo I Dertschei
Artist: Repatriates Collective
Texts by: Britten Andrews, Anindilyakwa Arts, Sènami Donoumassou, Adéwolé Faladé, Sophie Haikali, Nina Höchtl, Kaudife Joel Haikali, Verena Melgarejo Weinandt, Yosune Miquelajauregui, Tamara Newton, Samson Ogiamien, Claudia Peña Salinas, Markus Reymann, Khadija von Zinnenburg Carroll, Christopher Williams-Wynn

(English) ISBN: 978-3-7757-6316-5

14/05/2026

Raymond Pettibon: Nervous Breakdown is the authoritative compendium of an artist who has shaped alternative culture like few others. For the first time, this volume gathers every album cover using Pettibon’s artwork since 1979—from Black Flag and Sonic Youth to the Foo Fighters and Lana Del Rey. Deeply rooted in the Southern California punk scene, his work combines biting satire with poetic reflections on American society.

Published to accompany the exhibition at the Wilhelm-Hack-Museum in Ludwigshafen, the book presents all covers—from LPs to cassettes—from the Stefan Thull Collection. In addition to a detailed catalogue raisonné, it features exclusive texts by experts and companions such as Kim Gordon (Sonic Youth), Max Dax, Robert Eikmeyer and Ulrich Loock. An indispensable reference for fans and collectors at the intersection of contemporary art and music history.

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📚Raymond Pettibon: Nervous Breakdown. Album Covers.

Artist: Raymond Pettibon
Texts by: Max Dax, Robert Eikmeyer, Kim Gordon, Astrid Ihle, Ulrich Loock, René Zechlin
(German) ISBN: 978-3-7757-6282-3

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