Artwork by Alighiero e Boetti. Edited by Rolf Lauter. Contributions by Klaus Gorner. Text by Achille Bonito Oliva.

Alighiero E Boetti

Arts & Photography

Oliva, Achille Bonito

Individual Artists

Cantz

Contributions by Otto Neumaier. Text by Achille Bonito Oliva.

Marie Jo Lafontaine

This catalogue to the exhibition Javier Marín: Terra, presented at the Palacio of Iturbide (Mexico City) in 2015, offers readers a closer look at the works produced during the artist’s earliest years, most of which were designed in terra-cotta.

Javier Marín: Terra (Arte y Fotografía)

Arteaga, Agustín

Romanini, Alessandro

Ríus, Luis

History & Criticism

Turner

Coinciding with the Xth anniversary of its anauguration, we are happy to introduce this catalogue of the Guggenheim Bilbao Museum's Own Collection.

Permanent Collection Guggenheim Bilbao

Travel

Ashton, Dore

Serraller, Francisco Calvo

Cullinan, Nicholas

Specialty Travel

T.F. Editores, S.L.C.

Gino De Dominicis may be regarded as one of the most emblematic and mysterious figures of Italian art in the period following WWII. The artist, who, from many points of view is still very elusive, is surrounded by his own legendary aura. The exhibition, curated by Achille Bonito Oliva, takes on a far-reaching journey through the artist's entire output, bringing together a total of almost 140 works. More than 220 of the works are reproduced in the catalogue, together with a selection of the many papers and articles written by him. In addition to the curator, other scholars from different backgrounds reconstruct the vast scenario of the artist's cultural interests: philosopher Massimo Dona, archaeologist Giovanni Pettinato, mathematician Claudio Bartocci, art critic Gabriele Guercio, Italo Tomassoni, director of the Friends of Gino De Dominicis Association and Fabio Sargentini, owner of the gallery that first displayed his works.

Gino De Dominicis: The Immortal (Libri Maxxi)

Mondadori Electa (Acc)

Allen Ginsberg and Hiro Yamagata

GINSBERG, ALlen

Yamagata, Hiro

Clemente, Francesco

Pivano, Fernando

Distributed Art Pub Inc

The Ideology of the Traitor: Art, Manner and Mannerism

Electa

Georgia O’Keeffe: Nature and Abstraction–published for the exhibition at Irish Museum of Modern Art, Dublin–explores O’Keeffe’s method of transforming known or recognizable objects into painted abstractions that express the essential elements of form, color, and allusion. This catalog presents O’Keeffe’s oeuvre through a selection of paintings that display her penchant for abstract forms derived from her personal observation of the natural world. It displays the development of her aesthetic vocabulary, as well as it’s evolution–as seen through her later work which she created well into the 1970s. Also presented are examples of O’Keeffe’s personal inspirations, such as flowers, trees, dried bones, and aerial perspectives, as well as her favorite places, such as New York City and New Mexico.

Georgia O'Keeffe: Nature and Abstraction

Marshall, Richard D.

Scott, Yvonne

Skira

This book surveys the oeuvre of Mono-ha protagonist Kishio Suga (born 1944), documenting over 20 of his installations from 1969 to the present. Suga's humble manipulations of wood, stone and other organic matter seem to test the physics of solid objects.

Kishio Suga: Situations

Hasegawa, Yuko

Rawlings, Ashley

Bertozzi, Barbara

Mousse Publishing

Superart

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