Discover the fascinating evolution of post-war modernist art with our exquisite collection from Junger Kunstkreis Fulda (JUKU). This special volume, published by Arnoldsche in 2018, captures a pivotal period between 1958 and 1973, when JUKU, under the guidance of Karlfried Staubach, revolutionized the cultural landscape of Fulda. Featuring nearly one hundred exhibitions, this book showcases how JUKU infused vibrancy and innovation into the local art scene, challenging conventions and inspiring new artistic expressions.

Delve into the contributions of significant artists such as Franz Erhard Walther and Verena Pfisterer, contemporaries of notable figures like Joseph Beuys and Gerhard Richter, who cultivated their artistic practices within this dynamic environment. This publication is not just a visual treat; it also serves to rediscover an underappreciated chapter in German post-war art history.

For the first time, view the graphic prints produced to fund the JUKU gallery, along with meticulously designed exhibition catalogs that reflect the group's unique printmaking techniques. Perfect for art enthusiasts and scholars alike, this book is a vital addition to any collection focused on modern art and its evolution in Germany. Experience the richness of JUKU's artistic legacy with this compelling retrospective, a treasure for both seasoned art aficionados and newcomers exploring the depths of modernist art exploration.