Describes how Berlin became a center of modern art, and shows examples of works by artists who were attracted to the city.

Art in Berlin, 1815-1989: High Museum of Art

High Museum Of Art

Arts & Photography

High Museum of Art

Describes how Berlin became a center of modern art, and shows examples of works by artists who were attracted to the city

Art in Berlin: 1815-1989

History & Criticism

A handsomely illustrated look at the landscape paintings of a contemporary American master Over the course of a seven-decade career, American artist Alex Katz (b. 1927) has conveyed his singular vision of the world through paintings that fuse realism and abstraction, allowing details to dissolve into bold swaths of color. Though perhaps best known for his portraits, Katz has consistently painted the natural world throughout his career, particularly over the past decade. This beautiful publication takes a fresh look at his landscape paintings through the themes of nature, perception, the passage of time, and contemporary notions of the sublime. These works reveal the American painter’s virtuosic control of materials and the absolute clarity and power of his vision, made evident by stripping away unnecessary information to capture the essence of his subjects. Featuring works of art from the 1950s to today, Alex Katz, This Is Now is the most extensive look at Katz’s treatment of landscape in nearly 20 years. The book includes essays by curator Michael Rooks, art critic Margaret Graham, and David Salle—an artist whose own work is influenced by Katz—and poems by John Godfrey and Vincent Katz, who is an art critic as well as the artist's son, providing a timely and important new assessment of the work of this renowned artist.

Alex Katz: This Is Now

Godfrey, John

Salle, David

Katz, Vincent

Rooks, Michael

Graham, Margaret

A multifaceted look at the work of award-winning American industrial designer Stephen Burks\nThrough essays, photo-essays, and a conversation between Black designer Stephen Burks (b. 1969) and the late cultural critic bell hooks, this book contextualizes Burks’s wide-ranging work while exploring design’s influence on politics, society, and culture. Burks’s work is underpinned by his belief in a pluralistic vision of design that is inclusive of all cultural perspectives; 
the award-winning designer has been commissioned by many of the world’s leading design-driven brands to develop collections that engage hand production as a strategy for innovation.\nThe book centers the industrial design and craft collaborations within Burks’s workshop-based design practice and offers an opportunity to reflect on the potential of design at a time when racial, social, and environmental justice remain in jeopardy. Topics explored in the book include an overview of the designer’s practice, from the foundational architecture culture of Chicago (Burks’s birthplace) to his latest speculative project; the workshop-based collaborative ethos of his studio, Stephen Burks Man Made; and the politics of design. In the conversation between bell hooks and Burks, hooks brings her critical eye to design as it relates to the broader field of African American cultural production.\nDistributed for the High Museum of Art\nExhibition Schedule:High Museum of Art, Atlanta 
(September 16, 2022–March 5, 2023)

Stephen Burks: Shelter in Place

Obniski, Monica

Actually, should be Very Good. Slight edgewise, binding is tight. Too much stuff. Clearing shelves.

Century of Black Photographers, 1840-1960

Winston, Michael

Rhode Island School of Design Museum of Art

Photography & Video

The catalogue of an exhibition at the High Museum of Art, Atlanta, Georgia, May 14 - June 28, 1981. 103 drawings are described and illustrated. 39 additional drawings which were on view are briefly described.

Drawings from Georgia Collections: Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries

Zafran, Eric

Morrin, Peter

The High Museum of Art, Atlanta, GA, 1980. Exhibition catalog.

Thing of Beauty: Art Nouveau, Art Deco, Arts and Crafts Movement and Aesthetic Movement

Grady, James

Frangiamore, Roy

Prints of the High Museum: Image and Process

Finkelstein, Irving L.

High Museum of Art Recipe Collection

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

The catalogue of an exhibition at the High Museum of Art, Atlanta, January 21 - March 3, 1983 and 3 other museums subsequently. 70 paintings are described and illustrated, 21 in color. 24 figures accompany the text.

French Salon Paintings from Southern Collections

Eric M. Zafran

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