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Modern and Contemporary
The rst publication to focus exclusivelyon John Marin’s late works, resituating them as important precursors to AbstractExpressionist art.
Published in association with the Addison Galleryof American Art and the Portland Museum of Art,MaineCloth 2011 128 pp. 9 b/w + 74 color illus.978-0-300-14993-7 $40.00
A lavishly illustrated exploration of Americanmodernist John Marin’s artistic legacy andthe rst book to present the Art Instituteof Chicago’s outstanding collection of hiswatercolors.
Distributed for the Art Institute of ChicagoCloth 2011 192 pp. 37 b/w + 214 color illus.978-0-300-16637-8 $50.00
Essays by Carlos Basualdo, Jean-FrançoisChevrier, Claire Gilman, Gabriele Guercio,Suzanne Penn, and Angela Vettese
A thorough new study of one of Europe’smost inuential contemporary artists,renowned for his leadership role in the ArtePovera movement and his profound inu-ence on participatory artistic practice today.
Published in association with the PhiladelphiaMuseum of ArtPaper over Board 2010 416 pp.195 b/w + 183 color illus.978-0-300-16616-3 $65.00
Paper 2010 192 pp. 6 b/w illus.978-0-300-16908-9 $16.00Cloth 2009 192 pp. 6 b/w illus.978-0-300-13555-8 $24.00
Essays by Isabel Alfandary, Janet Bishop,Emily Braun, Edward Burns, Cécile Debray,Claudine Grammont, Martha Lucy, CarriePilto, Rebecca Rabinow, Hélène Klein, andGary Tinterow
This fascinating book is the rst in-depthexploration of the groundbreaking artcollections of expatriate writer GertrudeStein and several of her family mem-bers; their relationships with Matisse,Picasso, and other artists; and theirimpact on the art world.
Published in association with the San FranciscoMuseum of Modern ArtCloth 2011 464 pp.220 b/w + 400 color illus.978-0-300-16941-6 $75.00
explores the state’simportant place in the history of American Modernism and how working in the coastal area then known asSeguinland shaped the individual stylesof the painters, photographers, andsculptors who gathered there.
Published in association with the PortlandMuseum of Art, MaineCloth 2011 184 pp. 2 b/w + 92 color illus.978-0-300-16948-5 $50.00
An exploration of the role of artists andwriters in the formation of a modern,secular peace movement in Britain,and the impact of ideas about “positivepeace” on their artistic practice.
Published for the Paul Mellon Centre forStudies in British ArtCloth 2011 244 pp. 90 b/w + 40 color illus.978-0-300-15195-4 $75.00
Published in association with Dia Art FoundationCloth 2010 192 pp. 150 color illus.978-0-300-15366-8 $50.00
With contributions by Ann Reynolds, AngelaMiller, Lytle Shaw, and Lynne Cooke Afterword by Philippe Vergne
This book documents and discussesZoe Leonard’s installation of thousandsof postcard images dating from the1900s through the 1950s of touristdestination Niagara Falls.
Distributed for Dia Art FoundationCloth 2011 224 pp. 60 b/w + 150 color illus.978-0-300-15168-8 $35.00
With essays by Rhea Anastas, Douglas Crimp, Jonathan D. Katz, Michael Newman,Kathryn A. Tuma, et al.
This anthology provides a new discourseon four decades of painting by Martin,one of the 20th century’s mostinuential artists.
Published in association with Dia Art FoundationPB-with Flaps 2011 240 pp.60 b/w + 14 color illus.978-0-300-15105-3 $35.00
With contributions by Lizzie Borden, MagdalenaDabrowski, Gary Garrels, Bernice Rose, RichardSerra, Richard Shiff, and Michelle White
The rst comprehensive study of thedrawings of contemporary sculptorRichard Serra, considering the workas autonomous from and linked to hispioneering sculptural practice.
New in paper
Elizabeth Cowling, Neil Cox, SimonettaFraquelli, Susan Grace Galassi,Christopher Riopelle, and Anne Robbins
Audacious and competitive, Picassopitted himself against the great Europeanmasters, from Velázquez to Rembrandtto Cézanne. This lavishly illustrated bookshows how he transformed the art of thepast into—as he explained—“something else entirely.”
Published by the National Gallery Company/Distributed by Yale University PressPaper 2011 176 pp. 166 color illus.978-1-85709-451-0 $25.00Cloth 2009 176 pp. 166 color illus.978-1-85709-452-7 $40.00
With contributions by Yates McKee, Alex Bacon, Margo Handwerker, Michelle Lim, Kurt Mueller, Chris Reitz, Uriel Abulof, Rachael Z.DeLue, and Jonathan Levy
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Modern and Contemporary
An in-depth look at the work of L.A.-basedartist Richard Hawkins, whose paintings,collages, and mixed-media pieces aremaking a crucial contribution to thecontemporary art scene.
Distributed for the Art Institute of ChicagoPaper over Board 2010 144 pp. 160 color illus.978-0-300-16625-5 $35.00
This fascinating book goes beyondmanga and anime to offer an incisiveand wide-ranging view of contemporaryJapanese art, seen through the creationsof fteen cutting-edge artists.
Published in association with Japan SocietyPB-with Flaps 2011 136 pp.3 b/w + 89 color illus.978-0-300-16690-3 $35.00
A career-spanning appreciation of the artof American modernist Romare Bearden,viewed in political, social, philosophical,and aesthetic contexts.
Studies in the History of Art SeriesPublished by the National Gallery of Art,Center for Advanced Study in the Visual Arts /Distributed by Yale University PressCloth 2011 304 pp. 95 b/w + 105 color illus.978-0-300-12161-2 $70.00
A comprehensive look at the of workSheila Hicks, who is celebrated for hersculptures, weavings, architecturalcommissions, temporal projects, andtextile design.
Published in association with the Addison Galleryof American ArtCloth 2010 256 pp. 76 b/w + 174 color illus.978-0-300-12164-3 $65.00
This sumptuously illustrated book mapsSalter’s career, situating her work inrelation to international abstraction,as well as investigating the impactof Japanese art, architecture, andaesthetics on her practice.
Published in association with the Yale Center forBritish ArtCloth 2011 280 pp. 200 color illus.978-0-300-17042-9 $60.00
In this timely and thought-provoking book, thirteen contemporary artistsexplore the concept of ethical cohabita-tion—negotiating differences within ashared environment—and the effects of ecological transformations on individuals,politics, and economics.
The rst book to focus on AmericanAbstract Expressionist artist DavidSmith’s works from the 1950s featurespaintings, drawings, photographs, andhis signature large-scale, geometricsculptures and explains the methodsand materials used in their creation.
Published in association with The PhillipsCollectionPaper over Board 2011 112 pp.25 b/w + 60 color illus.978-0-300-16965-2 $30.00
A surprising and challenging accountof the work of four contemporaryartists, from the distinguished (and stillcontroversial) art critic and art historianMichael Fried.
This fascinating book offers a compelling account of the origins of modern sculp-ture and how sex became a key term inRodin’s making of it.
Contributions by Homi K. Bhabha, James Cuno, Jitish Kallat, Geeta Kapur, Shaheen Merali, James Rondeau, and Jeremy Strick
The rst full-scale exploration of JitishKallat’s work published by a NorthAmerican institution focuses on theIndian artist’s latest installation, thecenterpiece of which is SwamiVivekananda’s speech to the World’sParliaments of Religions on September11, 1893, denouncing prejudice.
Distributed for the Art Institute of ChicagoCloth 2011 80 pp. 70 color illus.978-0-300-17158-7 $25.00
Distinguished by its stunning color photo-graphs, this handsome book documentsa series of installations by celebratedSpanish sculptor Juan Muñoz, whoseworks both challenge and captivate theviewer.
Distributed for the Sterling and Francine ClarkArt InstitutePaper 2011 48 pp. 32 color illus.978-0-300-16983-6 $14.95
This annotated selection of correspon-dence offers a rare and fascinating lookinto the personal and professional livesof two of the most prominent artists in20th-century America.
Published in association with the Beinecke RareBook and Manuscript LibraryCloth 2011 818 pp. 30 b/w illus.978-0-300-16630-9 $39.95
An insightful re-introduction to LyonelFeininger, a pioneering modern artist long overlooked by American audiences.
Published in association with the Whitney Museumof American ArtCloth 2011 272 pp. 12 b/w + 256 color illus.978-0-300-16846-4 $65.00
of tapestries who collaborated withmany leading modern artists and weaving studios during the late 20th century.
Distributed for the University of Arizona FoundationCloth 2010 378 pp. 36 b/w + 416 color illus.978-0-300-16635-4 $65.00
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