Albert Camus

1. Jochen , Eisenbrand
2. Krawczyk , Katharina

Catwalk

An encyclopedic exploration of all facets of the fashion show, from its beginnings around 1900 to the present day The exhibition at the Vitra Design Museum explores the fashion show as a cultural ritual and a total artistic experience. It features iconic shows by Balenciaga, Chanel, Dior, Gucci, Helmut Lang, Maison Martin Margiela, Issey Miyake, Prada, Viktor & Rolf, and Louis Vuitton. The accompanying catalogue brings together historical sources, contemporary image series, and essays by leading voices in the fashion world. Model Malgosia Bela recounts the highlights and challenges of international runways. Legendary sound supervisor Michel Gaubert reveals how sound shapes moods and dramaturgy. Visionary buyer and curator Andreas Murkudis offers insights into the selection of key fashion collections. Fashion historian Caroline Evans analyses the social roles of the fashion show, Cathy Horyn reflects on its influence on contemporary fashion, and Valerie Steele, Director of The Museum at FIT in New York, situates it within the global cultural context. Catwalk is both an opulent visual archive and a definitive reference work, presenting the phenomenon of the fashion show in all its facets - well-founded, multi-voiced, and close to the action.

1. Isabelle Engler

Learning Songs with Colors

1. Isabelle Engler

Learning Songs with Colors

1. Isabelle Engler

Learning Songs with Colors

1. Kardell , Musgrove

Kingdom Little Explorers

Kingdom Little Explorers by Kardell Musgrove is a vibrant, interactive children's book thoughtfully designed to introduce young readers to the foundational teachings of the Christian faith. Through engaging storytelling, hands-on activities, and heartfelt prayers, the book invites children into a meaningful exploration of God's love and truth in a way that's both fun and spiritually enriching.The book is beautifully structured around the Holy Trinity-God the Father, God the Son (Jesus), and God the Holy Spirit-guiding children through core aspects of the Christian doctrine in a simple, relatable, and age-appropriate manner. Through the eyes of warm and familiar characters like Grandma, Jeanell, and Khailel, complex theological concepts are brought to life in ways that young hearts and minds can easily grasp. These characters serve as trusted guides, helping children connect real-life experiences with timeless biblical truths.Each chapter of Kingdom Little Explorers is designed not only to teach but to engage and inspire. By weaving together Bible stories, reflective questions, crossword puzzles, and creative prompts-such as drawing activities and Scripture memorization challenges-the book fosters both comprehension and curiosity. Children are encouraged to think, create, and apply what they're learning, making faith a lived and joyful experience rather than just a subject to study.Whether used during family devotionals, Sunday school lessons, Christian homeschooling, or as a meaningful bedtime read, the book serves as a versatile tool for spiritual development. It emphasizes key themes such as creation, redemption, salvation, grace, and the Holy Spirit's guidance, all rooted in Scripture. Each activity is intentionally tied to biblical passages, reinforcing a deep and lasting connection to God's Word.The colorful illustrations throughout the book capture children's imaginations, while the practical applications help bridge the gap between learning and living the faith. More than just a teaching resource, Kingdom Little Explorers is an invitation to children to build a personal relationship with Jesus, discover the joy of walking with God, and grow in their understanding of His presence in their everyday lives.Ultimately, Kingdom Little Explorers seeks to plant seeds of faith, spark wonder, and cultivate spiritual growth in young readers. With its heartfelt approach, interactive structure, and Christ-centered message, it is a valuable addition to any Christian home, classroom, or church community.

Resist!

Peace appeals, reminders of human rights, calls to protect nature – posters have proven an effective medium in accompanying social and political struggles worldwide since the 1920s. Through the poster, these universal and timeless topics are able to reach a broad public and encourage critical debate. While some posters are meant to shed light and are aimed at reflection, others appeal more strongly to the emotions of their audience. Some dismantle past and present autocrats cynically, ironically or humorously – while others construct idols that exemplify a different world. Dystopian images function as a provocation and warning, while utopian messages keep the belief in change alive. Symbols such as the raised fist or the dove of peace demonstrate their global and lasting power in ever new interpretations. Proven visual formulas and argumentation strategies are taken up in posters of the latest civil protest movements and are supplemented by new rhetoric. The designers, acting individually or collectively, are united by commitment and an emancipatory attitude as well as the conviction that resistance requires its own aesthetic in order to function. The publication brings together works from around one hundred years that demonstrate the tradition of the poster as a medium of protest and assert its validity and necessity in the present day.