Tumbling Ruins delete in the age-old tradition of

in the age-old tradition of Claude and Turner and in line with the first photograph of 1845

Close-Up and Taste of Cherry

horizontality

book clippings and cut-out shapes forming a stream of consciousness interspersed with Nissen’s finished collage works

[publisher's note]

Tumbling Ruins delete in the age-old tradition ofIn Tumbling Ruins, the artist Henrike Naumann, the art historian Angela Schnberger, and the architect and design theorist Andreas Brandolini develop a project that draws discursive connections between Naumanns work Ruinenwert (2019), Schnbergers research on Albert Speer, and Brandolinis postmodernist design theory. In the early 1990s, the artist Henrike Naumann (b. Zwickau, 1984, lives and works in Berlin) watched the far right ideology as the