Manuela Alexejew / Thomas Kausch: Its not about the Money (German edition)
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Product details:
- Publisher Steidl
- Date of Publication 29 June 2023
- ISBN 9783969990308
- Binding Hardback
- No. of pages112 pages
- Size 26x211x274 mm
- Weight 965 g
- Language English 474
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This book tells the fascinating life story of Manuela Alexejew through her extensive collectionof paintings, sculpture and antiques, among which she lives with her husband CarlosBrandl in a grand loft in Berlin. Featuring works by artists as varied as Otto Dix, Otto Piene, George Condo, Allen Jones, Yayoi Kusama and Alicja Kwade (to name but a few), it is one of Germanys most distinguished private collections of modern and contemporary art. Manuela Alexejews life reads like fiction: with enviable looks she first worked as a flight attendant for Pan Am during the glamorous height of the airline industry, collecting eclectic experiences across the globefrom partying with Sophia Loren at the legendary Studio 54, to relaxed days at Oscar de la Rentas home in Santo Domingo. Alexejew then returned to her roots: art. Having studied at Berlins University of Fine Arts, she now committed herself to collecting with an earnest passion, each acquisition based on her personal connection with the work, never with investment in mind. Based on a series of intimate and amusing interviews with Alexejew, author and journalist Thomas Kausch has written down her surprising story from her own perspective. Combined with newly-commissioned photos of the collection by Andrea Ferrari, Its not about the money is a rare insight into the normally closed world of a great collector.
You will not find the works of art. The works of art find you. - Manuela Alexejew
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