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The three-volume publication “Ed Ruscha: Catalogue Raisonné of the Books, Prints, and Photographic Editions, 1960–2022”, edited by Siri Engberg and co-published by Steidl and Gagosian, offers an extensive examination of one of the most influential bodies of work in contemporary art. Documenting more than six decades of artistic production, the …
Gabriel Orozco’s diverse practice, spanning sculpture, photography, painting, and video, explores philosophical conundrums through random encounters and spatial relationships. By utilizing everyday …
Published on the occasion of her debut solo exhibition in Asia at Pace in Tokyo, the facsimile edition of Maysha Mohamedi’s studio …
Published on the occasion of her landmark solo exhibition at Richard Saltoun Gallery, “Forest Visions” is the first-ever publication dedicated to the …
Victor Man is one of today’s most quietly commanding painters, creating profound, enigmatic canvases that blur the line between the spiritual and …
Paul Thek was one of the most prescient artists to emerge during the 1960s, yet his work remained largely unrecognized for decades. …
Most commonly referred to as Dansaekhwa (“monochrome painting”), this major postwar South Korean abstract art movement pushed the boundaries of color and …
Mona Hatoum’s “Remains to be Seen (Special Edition)” is less a conventional exhibition catalogue and more an intimate spatial record. Documenting the …
Theaster Gates’s “1965: Malcolm in Winter: A Translation Exercise” is more than an exhibition catalogue: it is an act of cultural …
Following the end of World War II, American residential design underwent a quiet yet radical revolution. Architects moved away from ornamental …
Francis Kéré is a Burkinabè architect and the 2022 Laureate of the Pritzker Architecture Prize. He is recognized for his pioneering …
Rachel Kneebone’s work addresses and questions the human condition: renewal, life cycles and the physical body. Working primarily in sculpture that …
What happens when an artist who spent his life painting the darkness meets an artist who builds monuments out of pure light? …
Marguerite Humeau’s “Auguries” by White Cube Gallery is far more than a conventional exhibition catalogue or artist monograph. It functions as an …
Few contemporary artists have cultivated mystery as effectively—or as deliberately—as David Hammons. For more than five decades, Hammons has challenged the conventions …
“Unfinished Atlas: 19 Projects” is the first major publication dedicated to the work of Manuel Herz Architects, the internationally recognized Basel-based practice …
Taschen’s book “JR” tells the exciting story of how a young Parisian graffiti writer grew into one of the world’s most …
Evelyn Plaschg’s catalogue “Viscous City”, published by Revolver Publishing in conjunction with her exhibition at HALLE FÜR KUNST, is less a traditional …
The 2024 exhibition catalog “Louis Fratino: Satura” by Mousse Publishing) is a lush, refined document that captures the American painter’s first institutional …
“Judith Namala: A Novella” is a striking and intellectually ambitious fiction debut by the Ugandan curator, editor, and scholar, Serubiri Moses published …
Loie Hollowell’s “Overview Effect” catalogue is a visually commanding and conceptually layered document that faithfully records the scale, color intensity, and bodily …
“Vitamin C+: Collage in Contemporary Art” is the part in Phaidon’s celebrated “Vitamin” series, and it arrives at a pivotal moment. Once …
Lauren Quin’s “Eyelets of Alkaline”by Pace Publishing, emerges as both a document of artistic transition and a rigorous meditation on the limits …
The work of Carlo Bernardini invites the viewer into a perceptual threshold where matter dissolves and space itself becomes the medium. …
