Marion Baruch’s first comprehensive monograph accompanies her first retrospective, innenausseninnen, presented by Kunstmuseum Luzern; MAGASIN des horizons, Grenoble; les Abattoirs, Toulouse; Muzeul de Arta, Timişoara; and Museo MA*GA, Gallarate. This richly illustrated edition presents a broad span of Baruch’s oeuvre, from the 1960s to her recent textile production. It includes three essays—by Fanni Fetzer, Martin Herbert, and Noah Stolz—as well as polyphonic focus texts by curators, friends, and art historians from the artist’s circle, all providing compelling insights into her works and methods.

Texts by Dana Diminescu, Fanni Fetzer, Beppe Finessi, Martin Herbert, Marie-Claude Jeune, Béatrice Josse, Erwin Kessler, Simone Menegoi, Anne-Marie Morice, Victor Neumann, Francesca Pasini, Michelle Perrot, Noah Stolz, Annabelle Ténèze, Andrea Viliani, Nathalie Viot, and Emma Zanella with Alessandro Castiglioni.