The Pace Gallery in New York represents many artists, including the well-known painter Chuck Close. Close’s work has astounded and touched many from his emergence in the 70s with his [...]

Sourced from museums and collections around the world, Old Age in Greek and Roman Art presents hundreds of Classical objects that depict the universal process of aging. Each chapter surveys a [...]

On the Basis of Art: 150 Years of Women at Yale celebrates the remarkable and impressive roster of female visual artists who have studied at Yale University over the last century and a half. [...]

Moshood Olúṣọmọ Bámigbóyè was one of the premier Yorùbá woodcarvers in Nigeria during the twentieth-century. Known for his spectacularly detailed masks and figures, Bámigbóyè was not only an [...]

Between 2005 and 2019, Robert Adams intermittently made images along the coast of Northern Oregon. The resulting images are a testament to Adams’ beautiful and poetic subtlety. Robert [...]

A member of the second-generation of Abstract Expressionist artists, Drexler created a daring and innovative style by incorporating the theories of her teachers, Hans Hofmann and Robert [...]

Sun Gardens presents exquisite facsimiles of Anna Atkins’s groundbreaking cyanotypes. One of the earliest women photographers, Atkins perfected the art of using natural materials to create [...]

How can one’s breath not be taken away when looking at these images? Printed with the photographer on press alongside our impressive team of craftsman, the 90 quadtone reproductions in this book [...]

Continuum brings North American Indigenous art to the foreground with the presentation of 280 objects from the collection of the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art in Missouri. Many of these pieces have [...]

Vera Lutter a ghost still is like a place was printed to accompany an exhibition at the Baldwin Gallery in NYC in 2011. Lutter’s work from Venice, Italy is showcased in this body of work. Each [...]

Alma Thomas was a pioneer in the field of Abstract Expressionist painting. She was the first graduate from Howard University’s art department and the first woman of color to have solo shows [...]

Yoshitomo Nara’s practice expertly balances the aesthetics of material with thoughtful reflections on the human experience – pain, war, spirit, politics, loneliness, music, and nature. Published [...]

Early coffee beginnings, dark chocolate filled afternoons, and late witching hour nights, brought this provoking two volume Roni Horn photo book set to fruition for the Glenstone Foundation. [...]

The remarkable Tsiaras Family Photography Collection holds highlights from some of the medium’s most important artists. Act of Sight commemorates a significant gift from the collection [...]

The work shown in this catalogue marks a pivotal moment in Baldessari’s career. In 1966-68, he began to question important aspects of the creative process, such as ownership, the role of personal [...]

Published to accompany the 2018 exhibition at Mnuchin Gallery, Reds is a celebration of the various ways contemporary artists have used the color red. Drawing from artists such as Mark Rothko, [...]