Blau International N°1-3

Cover by Carroll Dunham: Courtesy the artist and Gladstone Gallery, New York and Brussels. BLAU INTERNATIONAL No. 1, Winter 2019/20This publication marks a first. Having been published in German since 2014, BLAU is now going global as a new and thought-provoking reference for international art journalism. Based in Berlin and renowned for its intriguing stories and images of today's art world, this first issue of BLAU INTERNATIONAL picks up where our German issues have left off and presents essays, artists’ portraits, interviews and background stories. It includes new columns and – for the first time – fashion. BLAU INTERNATIONAL is pleased to call Marie Chaix, one of the most influential stylists of our time, its fashion editor. For her debut, she has embarked on a journey through the night with photographer Brianna Capozzi and actress Aomi Muyock. Further highlights from this issue include an essay by Julian Barnes about the palettes of famous painters such as George Braque and Martin Kippenberger, and a portrait on artist Bridget Riley with photographs by the up-and-coming British photographer Jamie Hawkesworth. David Salle delves into the later work of Giorgio de Chirico, the godfather of Postmodernism, and we make a visit to American sculptor Doreen Garner's studio. BLAU INTERNATIONAL appears twice a year, the next issue due in spring 2020. BLAU INTERNATIONAL complements the German edition of BLAU, which will still be released six times a year. English language; 23.3 x 28.0 cm (paperback); 228 pages (color illustrations) With François Halard, Marie Chaix, Julian Barnes, Charline von Heyl, Jamie Hawkesworth, Heji Shin, Gaia Repossi, Dustin Thierry, David Salle, Claes Juhlin, Brianna Capozzi, John Banville, and an all new design by Mike Meiré.Main features and spreads:DOREEN GARNERAs glittering as it is glory, Garner’s work brings Black history to haunting life (by Gesine Borcherdt)HOW TO READ A PALETTEMatthias Schaller has photographed painters’ palettes for a decade.Julian Barnes reads them to usCAROL RAMAFamous for her erotically charged work—and dead since 2015—the reclusive Italian artist finally speaks (by Cornelius Tittel)BAALBEKSurrounded by Hezbollah, the ancient ruins still turn gold at sunset.François Halard treads sacred groundBRIDGET RILEYStill breaking down the doors of perception, the 88-year-old artist ishere to stay (by Michale Bracewell)CARROLL DUNHAMThe artist has a hard look at his anything but flaccid 40-year career(by Cornelius Tittel)FASHIONBrianna Capozzi and Marie Chaix have Aomi Muyock drive away the dayGIORGIO DE CHIRICONever mind the arcades: David Salle argues his later work is where it’s at

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