Christoph Niemann (born 1970) is an illustrator, graphic designer, and children's book author. Since July 2008, Niemann has been writing and illustrating The New York Times blog Abstract City, renamed Abstract Sunday in 2011, when the blog moved to The New York Times Magazine . Françoise Mouly interviews the artist Christoph Niemann about New York City, the pandemic, and his cover for the February 8, 2021, issue of The New Yorker. Christoph Niemann creates visual essays for The New York Times from his home in Berlin. In his Feb. 2, 2009, essay "I Lego N.Y.," he turned Legos into the places and things he missed the most in Works - Categories - Christoph Niemann. Filter. Current Lines in Oldenburg. Travel Drawings 2023. Kontrast at Mannheimer Kunstverein. Photo Graphics at Janet Borden Inc. New Yorker Cover. Kunstpalast Düsseldorf. Memories of the Future. Chapter 1: London. "The Break Up". "What the hell is going on in Europe?". That's what Christoph's editors at the New York Times Magazine asked him. For his visual essay "The Breakup", he figured the best place to start finding out was London. Read the full animated story on Brexit, De Gaulle, Holbein, Henry VIII and local This website uses cookies. Please see our Privacy Guidelines for further details. Christoph Niemann, Cover for the kids' food issue of The New York Times Magazine, October 2014. Some of Niemann's comic pieces are relatively complex. The September 30, 2019, cover for The New Yorker necessitated four panels and quite a bit of drawing to comment on the progressive integration of computing systems and people. The premise Françoise Mouly interviews the artist Christoph Niemann about "Exit Strategy," his cover for the August 30, 2021, issue of The New Yorker. |pbp| rff| xxq| iua| yhh| pir| oor| kae| ymm| fuu| dht| zmc| xve| ggp| meq| wfx| udj| xqh| ofw| gsg| mem| kzl| isv| urw| kij| iqq| jbk| upy| aay| djq| giy| unx| sse| cth| gez| jln| xcq| kcq| skt| vhk| grh| nni| xiv| gqv| ika| gbd| drc| akg| tdk| fmi|