Review
Nicholas Pollack’s Meadow is not justa photographic journey — it’s an eloquent narrative that enhances ourunderstanding and appreciation of the world around us.
PhotoBook Journal
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The catalogue offers a valuable survey of the multi-decade career of this important, unabashedly outspoken female artist.
Hyperallergic
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newEd. Alexander Brier Marr
NATIVE STUDIO ART SINCE THE 1920S
The Healey CollectionNative modern studio art represents a critical yet often overlooked history. The publication sheds light on the remarkable, inter-generational story of modern Indigenous painters and sculptors who first developed and then revolutionised the ... -
newEd. Sara Hume et al.
A Meeting of Cultures
Fashioning North AfricaA Meeting of Cultures is a pathbreaking work focused specifically on contemporary fashion designers and influencers in Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya and Egypt. Lavishly illustrated, it broadens the scope of scholarship on the fashion industry, ... -
newEd. Asten Astrid von et al.
A journey to the art capital of the 1930s: Paris. The avant-garde group abstraction-création and its fifty or so members were an inspiration to the art world with their clear lines and kaleidoscopic experiments with form. Leading figures of ... -
newEd. Ralph Gleis et al.
This volume presents the art of light in all its facets. Using materials such as mirrors, black light, neon tubes and glass bottles, Brigitte Kowanz created objects and spatial artworks in which she staged light. “What is light?” is the ... -
newEd. Thomas Köhler et al.
Marta Astfalck-Vietz - Staging the Self
Photos by an extraordinary artist of the Berlin avant-gardeExperimenting with light and shadow, multiple exposures, surrealist imagery, and roleplay – this is the artistic terrain of Marta Astfalck-Vietz (1901–1994). Her spellbinding photography from the 1920s stages bodies, interweaves ... -
newJaune Quick-to-See Smith
Indigenous Identities
Here, Now & AlwaysIndigenous Identities: Here, Now & Always marks the largest editorial endeavor in the late artist Jaune Quick-to-See Smith’s career and emphasizes her pivotal role in bringing forth a living Native Art history. Indigenous-led, the ... -
newEd. Rehema C. Barber
Delve into a collection a century in the making with 101 Legendary Selections from the Kalamazoo Institute of Arts (KIA), which honors our past and points toward our future. -
newEd. Stephan Berg
It is always with us: our shadow. But when it comes to art, what role does this constant companion play? Richly illustrated and vividly narrated, this publication reveals the wide range of approaches and levels of meaning that shadow has in ... -
newEd. Annette Becker et al.
The energy requirements of buildings are enormous, resulting in a significant proportion of global CO2 emissions – both in the construction phase and during the building’s use and eventual demolition. In an era of energy transition ... -
newEd. David Katzenstein
David Katzenstein
BrownieBrownie is a collection of photographs created by photographer David Katzenstein over ten years from 1979–89. With this series Katzenstein pays homage to the famous line of Brownie cameras introduced in 1900. He used its successor, the Kodak ... -
newEd. Susan Hendricks et al.
Barkley L. Hendricks
Piles of Inspiration EverywherePiles of Inspiration Everywhere explores the physical space where renowned artist Barkley Hendricks worked and lived. A collaboration between photographer David Katzenstein and Susan Hendricks, this book invites readers into the space Barkley and ... -
newEd. Larry List
Permanent Attraction - Man Ray & Chess
Dada & Surrealist Chess ArtAuthorized by The Man Ray Trust, Permanent Attraction: Man Ray & Chess, is the first and only book on Man Ray’s chess-themed works in all media. With experience in studio art, chess, photography, cartography, prototyping, and scholarly ... -
newEd. Rose Dergan et al.
Linda Lighton: Love and War
A Fifty Year Survey, 1975-2025For fifty years, American artist Linda Lighton has created a powerful body of subversive ceramic sculptures that explore desire in all its complex forms. This monographic catalogue marks the first substantial survey of her pioneering work, which ... -
newEd. Ido Bruno et al.
The Library
An Open Book. English EditionCelebrating Herzog & de Meuron’s iconic new National Library of Israel, built together with Israeli Executive Architect Mann-Shinar, this book takes the reader on a journey that transcends stone and mortar to explore the importance of ... -
newEd. Ido Bruno et al.
The Library
An Open Book. Hebrew EditionCelebrating Herzog & de Meuron’s iconic new National Library of Israel, built together with Israeli Executive Architect Mann-Shinar, this book takes the reader on a journey that transcends stone and mortar to explore the importance of ... -
newEd. Ido Bruno et al.
The Library
An Open Book. Arabic EditionCelebrating Herzog & de Meuron’s iconic new National Library of Israel, built together with Israeli Executive Architect Mann-Shinar, this book takes the reader on a journey that transcends stone and mortar to explore the importance of ... -
newEd. Kate Irvin
Liz Collins
MotherlodeThis groundbreaking volume positions Liz Collins as a singular figure who not only synthesises fine art, craft and fashion and textile design, but also advocates fiercely for queer and feminist politics. -
newEd. Ralf Beil et al.
This lavishly illustrated volume approaches the vast continent of Africa from a variety of viewpoints; beyond prejudice and stereotypes, via cultural history and contemporary art: by means of permanent changes of perspective and a diversity of ... -
newEd. Charles Duncan et al.
Alongside artists such as Jackson Pollock and Mark Rothko, Richard Pousette-Dart (1916–1992) was one of the most important pioneers of Abstract Expressionism. More than 130 outstanding works from all creative phases allow us to immerse ... -
newRobert Fleck
Mack - Face to Face
An Artist's LifeMuch has been written about Heinz Mack, but this book truly stands out. Recounting his life through the pen of Robert Fleck, the artist himself gives us deep insights into the motivations and goals of his artistic work – almost as if we were ... -
newEd. Ralph Gleis et al.
A tiger shark in formaldehyde. A diamond-encrusted skull. Damien Hirst is one of the most important contemporary artists and a legend in the Young British Artist movement of the 1990s. He planned his iconic paintings, sculptures, and installations ... -
newEd. Lisa Hörstmann et al.
Irma Stern
A Modern Artist between Berlin and Cape TownIn the art of Irma Stern, motifs from her South African homeland meet the expressionism of the Brücke artists. In the interwar period she was celebrated in Berlin for her “exotic” paintings, and later became a prominent artist in ... -
newEd. Anja Richter et al.
Three hundred works from twenty-one countries form a European panorama of the many facets of realism in art that were ubiquitous in Europe during the 1920s and 1930s. They tell of poverty and misery, economic upheaval, artistic flourishing and ... -
newEd. François Burkhardt et al.
Experimental, radical, and postmodern: Studio Alchimia, founded in Milan in 1976, achieved worldwide fame by breaking with traditional design concepts. The Italian movement liberated design from the constraints of function and rationalism. Their ... -
newDavid Ippen
The Art of Self is an interpretation of the philosophy of Traditional Taekwon-Do. It elucidates the different aspects of Taekwon-Do practice and its impact on body, mind, and spirit. It gives access to the moral and philosophical principles ...