"Essays by Anne Barlow, Xochitl Dorsey, Anne Ellegood, Philip Koplin, Marcia Tucker, Anja Zimmermann; include artists' statements. Artists: Todd Ayoung, Anne Davis Basting, Alan Berliner, Chakaia Booker, Nancy Burson, Bruce Cannon, Harriet Casdin-Silver, Sandi DuBowski, Jacqueline Hayden, J Mandle Performance, Yoshiko Kanai, Suzanne Lacy, Micah Lexier, Brad Lichtenstein, Yvonne Rainer, Jeffrey Saldinger, Joel Saxe, Helen Schneyer, Cindy Sherman, Johnny Symons, Max Below Toledo-Paris + Kim Irwin, Susan Unterberg, Manabu Yamanaka, Richard Yarde, Lisa Yuskavage. Edited by Tim Yohn."

The Times of Our Lives

Marcia Tucker

Anne Ellegood

Literature & Fiction

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Guatemalan artist Lissie Habie (1954–2008) was fluent in a wide spectrum of techniques such as platinum-palladium prints, cyanotype and gum bichromate, and used these and other media to query the fidelity of the visual. This publication brings together two decades of photographs, alternative prints, assemblages and sculptures.

Lissie Habie: A Life in Pictures

Arts & Photography

Photography & Video

This is the first publication to focus entirely on the sumi ink paintings of American-New Zealand artist Max Gimblett (born 1935). Known for his work with the quatrefoil shape, Gimlett paints on canvas, wood panel and exquisite papers.

Max Gimblett: The Sound of One Hand: Calligraphy Practice 1967-2014

History & Criticism

This overview of New York-based artist Michael Zansky (born 1947) surveys his paintings, drawings, sculptures and installations. It includes the monumental installation Giants and Dwarfs, a series of complex drawings and sculptures burnt and carved into large plywood panels.

Michael Zansky

Individual Artists

Witkacy Metaphysical Portraits: Photographs by Stanislaw Ignacy Witkiewicz (German Edition)

Czaroryska, Urszula

Okolowicz, Stefan

Artwork by Marina Abramovic. Edited by Pablo Rico. Text by Thomas Wulffen.

Marina Abramovic: The Bridge/El Puente

Wulffen, Thomas

Alexej von Jawlensky (Italian Edition)

Jawlensky, Alexej von

The late David Smith is regarded worldwide as one of the most important American sculptors. Through the photographs of Uga Mulas, David Smith in Italy documents the exhibition of his work as it was displayed at in Milan's dramatic PradaMilanoArte. The exhibition was comprised of works that were loaned by the most prestigious private and institutional collections in the United States, and was curated by Smith's daughter. It included 13 large sculptures, 24 mixed-media works, watercolors and several original photographs by Mulas. Smith's artistic relationship with Mulas (and indeed with Italy) dates back to 1962, when Smith created an exhibition for the Spoleto Two Worlds Festival and was photographed by Mulas.

David Smith In Italy: Photographs by Ugo Mulas

American sculptor Mark Di Suvero is famous for his monumental constructions of iron and steel, and his intimate pieces of weathered wood. Born in Shanghai in 1933 to Italian parents, he moved with his family to America in 1942. After studying philosophy and fine art at Berkley, Di Suvero moved to New York and gained the attention of the international art world after an exhibition at the Green Gallery in 1960. He left the US in protest of the Vietnam War, however, and settled in Venice, where he established himself as one of the world's most important living sculptors, represented in Biennials in 1975 and 1988. His work is presented through the lens of photographer Gianfranco Gorgoni, allowing for a most dramatic survey of Di Suvero's monumental installations amidst the stunning backdrop of Venice.

Mark Di Suvero In Venice

Artwork by James Rosenquist. Contributions by Craig Adcock, Roberto Damiani, Maria Masau Dan.

James Rosenquist: The Nineties

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