Georg Baselitz: Back Then, In Between, and Today by Ulrich Wilmes, Georg Baselitz, Eric Darragon, Okwui Enwezor, Michael Semff and Katy Siegel Poetry and Ron Benner's As dark numerous banks and others and Ron Benner's As dark as the grave wherein by friend is laid (the title of which alludes to a posthumously published Malcolm Lowry novel) The making of architecture is instrumental in the construction of our identities The volume shows how Baselitz revisits paintings such as The Great Friends and Finger Painting Eagle in a dynamic process that virtually reinterprets the original versions' significant features thereby transposing the artist's work into a more contemporary framework One of the themes throughout Baselitz's long career is the idea that history repeats itself