| DOWNLOAD THE FALL 2020 CATALOG  Page through our Fall 2020 catalog, featuring 493 new books on art, photography, design, architecture, film, music and visual culture. FROM THE BLOG CORY REYNOLDS | DATE 6/30/2020 Artbook | D.A.P. is proud to announce our new YouTube Channel featuring Book Trailers from our publishers, Book Reviews by our West Coast correspondent Tosh Berman, and Flip-Through Videos from our in-house team that let you experience the material qualities of the books wherever you are. Watch an ever-evolving list of videos on this page via these three master playlists, or choose individual videos from the categories of Gift Picks, Art, Photography, Architecture & Design, Exhibition Catalogs, Music & Film, Fashion and Graphic Design.
DANNY KOPEL | DATE 5/12/2020 Artbook | D.A.P. is proud to announce a partnership with DelMonico Books. Formerly an imprint of Prestel, DelMonico Books's frontlist and future titles will now be available through Artbook | D.A.P. effective September 1.
CORY REYNOLDS | DATE 5/15/2020
If you're like us, the time has come–if only for the safe space of the weekend–to GET LOOSE. We're taking inspiration from Dorothy Iannone's emotionally and sexually charged 1969 recipe book, Eva Hesse's searching and searingly honest diaries and the impassioned early love letters of John Cage to Merce Cunningham. Perhaps most importantly, we're breaking free of the stranglehold of "good" musical taste with a gleefully wrong playlist from the editors of 'The World's Worst: A Guide to the Portsmouth Sinfonia.'
CORY REYNOLDS | DATE 5/15/2020 Compiled by Chris Reeves and Aaron Walker on the occasion of the publication of 'The World’s Worst: A Guide to the Portsmouth Sinfonia,' published by Soberscove Press.
CORY REYNOLDS | DATE 5/1/2020
For many of us, the last two weeks of social distancing have been the hardest. Cooking at home has lost much of its charm, as have the natural look, sweatpants and parenting. So we're breaking away from defensive pragmatism and finding inspiration in the avant-garde (yet DIY-patterned) designs of "America's First Couturier" Charles James; the weirdly interesting hairstyle trends of 70s, 80s and 90s Switzerland; and an energizing 90s playlist from Waltpaper's 'New York: Club Kids' days.
DANNY KOPEL | DATE 4/30/2020 When Swedish artist Hilma af Klint died in 1944 at the age of 81, she left behind a prolific body of work. It remained largely unseen until landmark exhibitions in 2013 and 2018 thrust af Klint onto the world's stage. Predating modernist abstraction, the works were a revelation to many and called for a revision of the art historical narrative. Now a new film, 'Beyond the Visible,' introduces this visionary artist to a wider audience.
CORY REYNOLDS | DATE 4/24/2020 After a long week of the new not-normal, here are some of the books that got us through—via fine recipes, uninhibited poetic experimentation and the sweet sound of birds we're finally getting to know.
CORY REYNOLDS | DATE 4/23/2020 Thursday, April 23 at 7 PM, Philadelphia Photo Arts Center presents Nicholas Muellner live-streaming "Making Doubles," a scripted slide show based on the opening essay of his new book, 'Lacuna Park: Essays and Other Adventures in Photography,' published by SPBH Editions.
CORY REYNOLDS | DATE 4/7/2020
This week, Ridinghouse releases 'The Outwardness of Art: Selected Writings of Adrian Stokes,' the first comprehensive selection of writings by the noted British art theorist known for his synthesis of aesthetics and psychoanalysis. Edited by Thomas Evans, it is the first broad introduction in almost half a century.
CORY REYNOLDS | DATE 3/29/2020
It goes without saying that we are living through an unprecedented, open-ended time of confusion, fear, pressure and information overload. All that we have loved (and hated) and every small, hard-to-quantify detail that has given our days structure up until now has been upended. And yet… we still have books! For us book people, reading IS structure. So we've asked one of our resident experts, Natasha Gilmore, for her Staff Pick Reading Books for this period of voluntary (or involuntary) quarantine. Be inspired… and enjoy!
CORY REYNOLDS | DATE 4/10/2020 How strange it is to have so much time these days, and yet so little. How full our minds are, and yet how empty! With each day blending into the next and an overwhelming awareness of the chaos that has come to surrounds us, we wanted to acknowledge the welcome, stabilizing force of the weekend. Here are three "recipes" (and a playlist) for an evening of light-hearted fun during the age of social distancing.
ARTBOOK D.A.P. CATALOG Find museum exhibition catalogues, art and photography monographs, artist's books and photo books at ARTBOOK.COM, alongside titles on architecture, design, urban studies, visual culture, and experimental writing. We are a division of Distributed Art Publishers, the world's largest distributor of art books and museum exhibition catalogues. D.A.P. is the exclusive trade representative of leading museums and international art and photography book publishers.CURATOR INDEX Curatorial Essays, Monographs and Museum Exhibition Catalogues by Curator | | |  Sable Elyse Smith's "Coloring Book 33" (2019) is reproduced from Colored People Time, the ICA Philadelphia's text-heavy, multifaceted exploration of the ways that dominant notions of time have been used to control and condemn Black people. This 50x60-inch work on paper is from a series that sources imagery from found coloring books meant to teach children how to interface with court systems. The accompanying text explains: "Woven into a series of connect-the-dots and maze games ('Can you help Pat to the metal detector?') is an implicit message about who does and doesn’t belong in a courtroom, presenting criminality as a foregone conclusion to children who receive such a book. Within these pages is the source for Smith’s "Coloring Book 33," a nearly blank page with the text 'Draw your own picture,' a line that reads as an uncanny invitation to exercise freedom within a document meant to foreclose access to it. Here, Smith’s intervention fills the space with evidence of her own hand. By combining child-like mark making with a text of refusal Smith effectively counteracts the sinister visual and textual language of everyday structures that feed into the carceral state." | | ABOUT ARTBOOK the art world's source for books on art & culture  Published by Institute of Contemporary Art, University of Pennsylvania, 2020 | STAFF PICKS | FROM THE SHELVES Celebrate National Hispanic Heritage Month 2020! | NEW RELEASES For the complete list of new monographs, museum exhibition catalogues, artists' books, visual arts journals, and trade titles shipping this week, go to What's New? |  | Edited by Germano Celant.SILVANA EDITORIALE/QATAR MUSEUMSISBN: 9788836645602
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|  | By Takahiro Kurashima.LARS MüLLER PUBLISHERSISBN: 9783037786574
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|  | LARS MüLLER PUBLISHERSISBN: 9783037786338
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|  | Introduction by Sarah Hermanson Meister.THE MUSEUM OF MODERN ART, NEW YORKISBN: 9781633451025
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|  | Edited by Alex Balgiu, Mónica de la Torre.PRIMARY INFORMATIONISBN: 9781734489729
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|  | By Steffen Appel & Peter Wälty. Foreword by Franck Hamilton. Photos by Hans Gerber, Josef Ritler, Erich Kocian, et al.STEIDLISBN: 9783958297463
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|  | Edited by Barney Kulok. Text by Erica Cooke.HUNTERS POINT PRESSISBN: 9780578634302
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|  | By Jeremy Sigler. Edited by Barney Kulok.HUNTERS POINT PRESSISBN: 9780578576916
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|  | Edited with text by Dan Nadel.BAD DIMENSION PRESSISBN: 9781942884583
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|  | Edited by Walter Guadagnini, Giangavino Pazzola.SILVANA EDITORIALEISBN: 9788836645077
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|  | PERFORMAISBN: 9780578594835
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|  | Edited with text by Meg Onli, Amber Rose Johnson. Foreword by John McInerney. Text by Aria Dean, Eve L. Ewing, Michael Hanchard, et al.INSTITUTE OF CONTEMPORARY ART, UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIAISBN: 9780884541493
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|  | Text by Terry Myers.SKIRA/JACK SHAINMAN GALLERYISBN: 9788857241487
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|  | Introduction by Evan Snyderman. Text by Alison Castle.DAMIANI/R & COMPANYISBN: 9788862087162
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|  | SKIRAISBN: 9788857244013
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|  | Edited by Paola Gribaudo.SKIRAISBN: 9788857243955
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|  | Edited by Andrea Bellini, Sarah Lombardi.SKIRAISBN: 9788857243504
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|  | Text by Mario Diacono, Fulvio Ferrari, Enoc Perez.SILVANA EDITORIALEISBN: 9788836646302
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|  | Edited by Stephanie Rosenthal, Clare Molloy.SILVANA EDITORIALEISBN: 9788836646036
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|  | Edited by Maddalena Fossati. Photographs by Giacomo Bretzel.SILVANA EDITORIALEISBN: 9788836645589
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|  | Edited by Saretto Cincinelli.SILVANA EDITORIALEISBN: 9788836645282
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|  | Edited by Salvador Haro González, Harald Theil.SILVANA EDITORIALEISBN: 9788836644872
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|  | Edited by Patrice Deparpe.SILVANA EDITORIALEISBN: 9788836644186
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|  | Edited by Irene Biolchini, Cécile Pocheau Lesteven.SILVANA EDITORIALEISBN: 9788836643745
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