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Most commonly referred to as Dansaekhwa (“monochrome painting”), this major postwar South Korean abstract art movement pushed the boundaries of color and medium well beyond the flat canvas, expanding into drawing, craft, sculpture, installation, and conceptual art. Originating in the 1960s and reaching its peak in the 1970s and 1980s, …
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. …
“Companion” the annual anthology produced by White Cube, functions as both archive and active site of artistic discourse, assembling a wide-ranging constellation …
The monograph dedicated to Lucia Marcucci, published by the Museion – Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art Bolzano Bozen, represents a significant …
“Nigel Cooke – Paintings 2019–2025” by Pace Publishing is a compact but ambitious monograph that gathers work from a pivotal six-year span …
“Keith Haring in 3D” by Phaidon Press, constitutes a significant intervention in Haring scholarship by centering his sculptural and object-based works within …
The book “Claes Oldenburg/Coosje van Bruggen: Recent Work” spotlights a series of sculptures and works on paper created by the artist duo …
Ai Weiwei is famous for much more than his art. As a champion for the right to free expression and against arbitrary …
