Gottfried Helnwein: Boulevard of Broken Dreams

The origins of Disney's masterpieces and the works the studio in turn inspired are the subject of this lavishly illustrated book. While the works of Walt Disney rank among the icons of American mass culture, it is easy to forget that Disney's characters and stories were inspired by original works ...more

10. April 2006 New Statesman, UK Julia Pascal NAZI DREAMING "Face it" Helnwein exhibition at Lentos Museum of Modern Art Linz - Gottfried Helnwein's latest exhibition, "Face It", is the artist's first show in his native Austria since 1985. A retrospective of 40 works from the 1970s to the present, ...more

"Helnwein's meticulous Irish landscapes, which are the cornerstone of this Crawford show, are unashamedly aesthetic: gorgeous confections of pure, delicious spectacle. The typically epic but not inhuman scale imitates the subject matter. The tonal realism will make people go "Wow, are they paintings?" - thanks to the photorealist finish which ...more

Radar, Selections from the Collection of Vicki and Kent Logan. ...more

Gottfried Helnwein collaborated 1989 with Marlene Dietrichon on the book ''Some Facts about Myself'', for the occasion of the fall of the Berlin-wall. Her essay that gave the book it's title was the last text that Marlene Dietrich wrote in her life. Special edition Gottfried Helnwein and Marlene Dietrich issued ...more

Photography and reality are inextricably linked but, whether one is being photographed, making a photograph, or looking at a photograph, photography is an act of the imagination. In nine original essays, art historians and cultural theorists break with photographic tradition to explore the crucial role of the imagination in photography ...more

Catalog for Gottfried Helnwein's "Angels Sleeping" Exhibition at Galerie Rudolfinum, Prague. With Introduction and Interview by Museum Director Petr Nedoma. 74 pages including biography. ...more

It was to our good fortune that Gottfried Helnwein also strove to break away from the museum and gallery sector in order to communicate with a larger public. This appeared on a grand scale on the site between the cathedral and Museum Ludwig, and at a time of "photokina", with ...more

The auratic face of a child, six metres high, four metres wide, hanging in the triumphal arch of a medieval church, surrounded by dozens of canvases in the standard size of 200 by 140 cm that are mounted on the church's pillars and walls show heads and fantasy creatures which ...more