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Dispatches from Moments of Calm (The German List)

Dispatches from Moments of Calm (The German List)

by Gerhard Richter (Author), Alexander Kluge (Author), Gerhard Richter (Author), Alexander Kluge (Author)

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Format: Illustrated
 Pages: 192
 Edition: Illustrated
 Publisher: University of Chicago Press
Published: 15 May 2016
ISBN 10: 0857423282
ISBN 13: 9780857423283

Media Reviews
On October 5, 2012, the German newspaper Die Welt allowed the painter Gerhard Richter to substitute the day s photographs of horror for his own images. The writer Alexander Kluge has now accompanied these aggressively quotidian photos with short texts. The stories are comet-like fragments that whistle through the European past and present: from the mating habits of pigeons in the cities to a medieval subject hiding from his prince in a horse's carcass.
--Thomas Meaney Times Literary Supplement
On October 5, 2012, the German newspaper Die Welt allowed the painter Gerhard Richter to substitute the day s photographs of horror for his own images. The writer Alexander Kluge has now accompanied these aggressively quotidian photos with short texts. The stories are comet-like fragments that whistle through the European past and present: from the mating habits of pigeons in the cities to a medieval subject hiding from his prince in a horse's carcass.
--Thomas Meaney Times Literary Supplement
On October 5, 2012, the German newspaper Die Welt allowed the painter Gerhard Richter to substitute the day's photographs of horror for his own images. The writer Alexander Kluge has now accompanied these aggressively quotidian photos with short texts. The stories are comet-like fragments that whistle through the European past and present: from the mating habits of pigeons in the cities to a medieval subject hiding from his prince in a horse's carcass.
--Thomas Meaney Times Literary Supplement
Author Bio
Alexander Kluge is an author and filmmaker whose books include The Devil's Blind Spot, Cinema Stories, Air Raid, and 30 April 1945, the last two published by Seagull Books. Gerhard Richter is perhaps the leading visual artist in the world and, with Kluge, coauthor of December, also published by Seagull Books. Nathaniel McBride is a writer and translator who lives in London.