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| | | CORY REYNOLDS | DATE 4/25/2024Join Artbook during Printed Matter's NY Art Book Fair, April 25–28, 2024 in booth B29. We are also proud to partner with DelMonico Books in managing their events in booth B6. Scroll down for information about signings.
Artbook is presenting an international selection of books by scientists, activists, and theorists on the Climate Crisis, who examine what recourse we have, alongside both old and new occult titles. Mixed in you’ll find books by botanists, gardeners and theorists who explore our concepts of the natural and the human and address ways of caring for and repairing our environment. Together these writers encourage us to learn from models that are in harmony with nature.
As we humans came to learn about nature and, through that knowledge, became able to survive, we also developed a longing to understand the context of being. Magic, religion, science sprang forth as ways to to comprehend various models of cause and effect. But as we indulged our desire to gain control of the environment, did we become spiritually selfish? Science brought us to the present, where we now face climate crisis.
We humans have handed our destiny to a false deity that projects progress and comfort for some of us, with those comforts constantly reinforced with new needs. But we know that our comfort comes at a cost borne by other humans and nature. Our desire for comfort kills as certainly as drone hovering just out of sight, unseen in distant lands. The people of those lands are now at our gates begging for comforts not had. The deity of ease casts spells upon us—like the mantra of recycling as an apologia for our gullibility. Knowledge is a power. Inaction is doom. Optimism is a choice.
MORE ON THE SIGNINGS
SARAH CROWNER, FRIDAY, APRIL 26: 4 PM
ARTBOOK BOOTH B29
New York–based artist Sarah Crowner (born 1974) makes paintings, ceramics, sculptures, installations and theater sets. Her large-scale sewn canvases display a fluency in mid-20th-century art, artists and architecture, with a particular regard for geometric abstraction and Color Field compositions. Serpentear, spans over a decade of the artist’s wide-ranging practice, documenting all of her major works to date, including her most recent exhibitions in Mexico and Brazil. Published by Turner.
SIGNINGS AT DELMONICO BOOTH B6
CHRISTINE SUN KIM, SATURDAY, APRIL 27: 4 PM
DELMONICO BOOTH B6
In the new exhibition catalog Oh Me Oh My, the groundbreaking work of American-born, Berlin-based artist Christine Sun Kim (born 1980) is explored through essays, short texts and reflections, an interview and abundant large-scale images of Kim's work. Kim aims to draw attention to the power imbalances between the hearing world and the Deaf community, as well as to celebrate the generative possibilities and creative energy that can arise from interactions between people with different positionalities and modes of communication. ASL interpretation available. Published by DelMonico Books / Tang / CAG / Gund / Remai Modern.
STANLEY WHITNEY, SUNDAY, APRIL 28: 3:30 PM
DELMONICO BOOTH B6
Following his 2–3 PM Classroom talk with Buffalo AKG curator Cathleen Chaffee,Stanley Whitney will sign How High the Moon, the catalog to his first museum survey, presenting 170 paintings and works on paper spanning from the 1970s to the present day. Published by DelMonico Books / Buffalo AKG Museum.
Printed Matter's NY Art Book Fair
April 25–28, 2024
548 W. 22nd Street
Hours and Ticketing information HERE.
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