Product Description: The German artist Rosemarie Trockel (born 1952) adapts a variety of media to address contentious matters of gender. Trockel is perhaps best known for her "knit" canvases of the mid-1980s, in which lengths of knitted wool patterned with political and consumer motifs such as the hammer and sickle or the Playboy bunny were hung on stretchers to resemble conventional paintings...read more

Product Description: This publication takes an in-depth look at Spleen, Rosemarie Trockel's series of video projections connected by cantilevered aluminum walls suffused with warm ambient light. Installed at the Dia Foundation in New York during 2002-2003, Spleen drew on a constellation of emotions to provoke, sometimes humorously, unsettling questions about generally held notions of identity...read more

Product Description: This collection of Rosemarie Trockel's work from 1980 to the present is full of video, drawings, wool, everyday objects, sculptures, and all the media with which she has advanced what Artforum describes as a "long-running effort to expand and challenge the terms of dialogue between artist and audience...read more

Product Description: When Rosemarie Trockel emerged in the early 1980s as a principal figure in the German art scene, a member of the generation that followed Sigmar Polke, Gerhard Richter and Georg Baselitz, she was almost alone in addressing feminist issues and sexuality...read more