Fotoforum, 1983. Limited to 1200 copies. Softcover with stapled binding. Unpaginated, circa 24 pages. 17 x 24,5 cm. Text in German and English. Used. VG+. The catalogue Food, Sex and TV by Robert Heinecken is a provocative entry in the world of art publications, showcasing his sharp critique of media and consumer culture. Known for blending photography with pop culture, Heinecken's work in this catalogue explores the intersections of desire, consumption, and mass media. Through bold imagery, it challenges viewers to question the influence of TV and advertising on daily life. A thought-provoking reflection of Heinecken's unique artistic vision.