Martin Kippenberger, SOMME BUSEN HAMMER / Sonne Busen Hammer #4 (Sun Bust Hammer)
SONNE BUSEN HAMMER ( 1990 - 1996) - KIPPENBERGER Martin (Dortmund 1953 - Vienna 1997), Graz, Edition Forum Stadtpark - Sonne Busen Hammer, 1992, 14,8x10,5 cm., softcover [stapled], pp. 80, blue white and blue stripe cover, issue illustrated with black and white images. The number contains an interview between Kippenberger and Jan Hoet, director of Documenta 9. Edition of 800-1000 copies. [Bibliography: Koch 2002: pages 269-271; Röder 2002: pages 154-155].
SONNE BUSEN HAMMER ( 1990 - 1996) - KIPPENBERGER Martin (Dortmund 1953 - Vienna 1997), Graz, Edition Forum Stadtpark - Sonne Busen Hammer, 1992, 14,8x10,5 cm., softcover [stapled], pp. 80, blue white and blue stripe cover, issue illustrated with black and white images. The number contains an interview between Kippenberger and Jan Hoet, director of Documenta 9. Edition of 800-1000 copies. [Bibliography: Koch 2002: pages 269-271; Röder 2002: pages 154-155].
SONNE BUSEN HAMMER ( 1990 - 1996) - KIPPENBERGER Martin (Dortmund 1953 - Vienna 1997), Graz, Edition Forum Stadtpark - Sonne Busen Hammer, 1992, 14,8x10,5 cm., softcover [stapled], pp. 80, blue white and blue stripe cover, issue illustrated with black and white images. The number contains an interview between Kippenberger and Jan Hoet, director of Documenta 9. Edition of 800-1000 copies. [Bibliography: Koch 2002: pages 269-271; Röder 2002: pages 154-155].
“The series of publications entitled Sonne Busen Hammer [Sun Bust Hammer] is the Central Organ of the Lord Jim Lodge, a “ . collective of artists, academics and adventurers who first voiced their ideas in a small circle in 1985. ... There is no list of the now 3o to 50 strong impressionist community. Although new individuals are inducted, the communication is so vague that it will never be possible to ascertain all the so-called ‘members’ of this ‘Lodge’. There is no paper, no leader, no regular meeting place.”* Betwe - en 1990 and 1996, 15 issues of the leaflet were published at irregular intervals. The main active members of the Lord Jim Lodge were Wolfgang Bauer, Martin Kippenberger, Albert Oehlen and Jörg Schlick.” Koch 2002
