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The Artbook 2019 Gift Guides

DATE 4/1/2020

Some much-needed inspiration in the pure creativity of Picasso's work on and with paper

DATE 4/1/2020

Museum exhibitions in the age of Social Distancing

DATE 3/30/2020

In timely 'Lines,' Shantell Martin seeks to understand "who we are at the core, as people"

DATE 3/30/2020

MoMA's spectacular catalog brings 'Judd' to life

DATE 3/29/2020

Natasha Gilmore's Staff Pick Reading List for Sheltering-in-Place

DATE 3/27/2020

Cooking much? 'Dimes Times' offers clean, optimistic recipes for emotional eating

DATE 3/24/2020

The Experience and sensation of isolation in 'Edward Hopper: A New Perspective on Landscape'

DATE 3/24/2020

Social distancing in the landscapes of Edward Hopper

DATE 3/21/2020

The next best thing to seeing 'Judd' at MoMA is reading 'Judd' from MoMA

DATE 3/20/2020

A new facsimile edition of 'Yvonne Rainer: Work 1961–73'

DATE 3/19/2020

Ruth Adler Schnee's exuberant textiles and interiors shine in 'Modern Designs for Living'

DATE 3/18/2020

'Jeff Divine: 70s Surf Photographs'

DATE 3/16/2020

In 'Jordan Casteel: Within Reach,' fundamental and expansive humanity

DATE 3/14/2020

"Less pretty, more beautiful." Nicholas Cullinan on 'Elizabeth Peyton: Aire and Angels'

DATE 3/14/2020

POSTPONED: Jeff Divine '70s Surf Photographs' launch at Arcana

DATE 3/13/2020

New remastered facsimile edition of Weegee's classic 'Naked City'

DATE 3/13/2020

Science and spirit, mind and matter in 'Hilma af Klint: Paintings for the Future'

DATE 3/12/2020

Trust and revolution in Martine Fougeron's 'Nicolas & Adrien. A World with Two Sons'

DATE 3/12/2020

POSTPONED: ICP presents Martine Fougeron and Sasha Bush in conversation, followed by a signing of 'Nicolas & Adrien'

DATE 3/10/2020

In 'Genealogies of Art,' the history of visual art in flowcharts, family trees, diagrams and info graphics

DATE 3/9/2020

Dorothy Iannone's 'Story of Bern' facsimile edition is a staff pick for Women's History Month

DATE 3/8/2020

Celebrate Women's History Month with 'Mickalene Thomas: I Can't See You Without Me,' back in stock from the Wexner

DATE 3/7/2020

Nan Goldin's 'The Other Side' is a Staff Pick for Women's History Month

DATE 3/6/2020

In 'The Way West,' the primal power of youth in a western landscape

DATE 3/6/2020

NYC launch event for 'Peter Kayafas: The Way West' at Gitterman Gallery

DATE 3/5/2020

Back in Stock! 'Louise Bourgeois: The Spider and the Tapestries' is a staff pick for Women's History Month

DATE 3/4/2020

BACK IN STOCK! Georgia O'Keeffe: Watercolors

DATE 3/3/2020

Celebrate Women's History Month with Sister Corita Kent, whose International Signal Code Alphabet screams to the heavens that freedom is vital

DATE 3/2/2020

In 'Last West,' poet Tess Taylor responds to Dorothea Lange

DATE 3/1/2020

Monica Ahanonu to sign 'Icons: 50 Heroines Who Shaped Contemporary Culture' at Artbook @ Hauser & Wirth Los Angeles Bookstore

DATE 3/1/2020

Staff Picks for Women's History Month

DATE 3/1/2020

Celebrate Women's History Month with this new monograph on Kiki Smith

DATE 2/29/2020

In 'O, Write My Name,' Black History via Harlem Heroes

DATE 2/27/2020

Tony Conrad's Writings: Constance DeJong and Andrew Lampert at McNally Jackson

DATE 2/27/2020

Jordan Peele's notes bring insight to 'Get Out: The Complete Annotated Screenplay'

DATE 2/26/2020

'Genealogies of Art, or the History of Art as Visual Art' is an intellectual delight

DATE 2/25/2020

Cover-to-cover provocation in 'member: Pope.L, 1978–2001'

DATE 2/24/2020

Surprising, previously unseen works on paper by Barkley L. Hendricks

DATE 2/23/2020

Betye Saar featured today on CBS Sunday Morning

DATE 2/22/2020

Fabulously idiosyncratic and humorous, 'Who Is Michael Jang?' reviewed in the 'Washington Post'

DATE 2/21/2020

In 'Nicolas & Adrien,' memory transcended and a mother's gift of love

DATE 2/20/2020

Save 75–85% at our 2020 LA Showroom Sample Sale!

DATE 2/20/2020

Behold Ellsworth Kelly's final masterpiece, 'Austin'

DATE 2/19/2020

Gorgeous, substantial, slipcased 384-page 'Agnes Denes: Absolutes and Intermediates' is NEW from The Shed

DATE 2/18/2020

Inequities and shared humanity in the prints of Alison Saar

DATE 2/17/2020

For Washington's Birthday, the textiles of American Modernist Marguerita Mergentime

DATE 2/17/2020

'Joyful Designs: Rediscovering the Textiles of Marguerita Mergentime' at Palm Springs Modernism

DATE 2/16/2020

Celebrate Black History with 'Gordon Parks: Muhammad Ali'

DATE 2/15/2020

Prescient, playful hardcore self-portraiture in 'Peter Berlin: Icon, Artist, Photosexual'

DATE 2/15/2020

Peter Berlin cocktails and signing at Tom of Finland, Los Angeles

DATE 2/15/2020

'New York: Club Kids' Los Angeles Launch & Signing at The Standard

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"Spider" (2003) is reproduced from

CORY REYNOLDS | DATE 3/5/2020

Back in Stock! 'Louise Bourgeois: The Spider and the Tapestries' is a staff pick for Women's History Month

"Spider" (2003) is reproduced from Louise Bourgeois: The Spider and the Tapestries, back in stock from Hatje Cantz. Featuring textile and needlepoint works alongside archival materials and the artist's writings, it's a staff pick for Women's History Month, 2020. "The unraveling of a torment: you have to begin somewhere: the color blue, the damage is repairable," Bourgeois writes. "I cannot throw it away because I do not want to put it on the back burner. It is worth saving. I have gone through this one hundred times + any piece of tapestry is worth (not saving, cherishing) result: mountains of unusable clothes, buried under torn clothes. I can’t renounce the past. I cannot, do not want to forget. imitation + homage to the mother."

Louise Bourgeois: The Spider and the Tapestries

Louise Bourgeois: The Spider and the Tapestries

HATJE CANTZ
Clth, 5.75 x 8.25 in. / 92 pgs / 69 color.

$40.00 free shipping

DATE 3/30/2020

MoMA's spectacular catalog brings 'Judd' to life

DATE 3/30/2020

In timely 'Lines,' Shantell Martin seeks to understand "who we are at the core, as people"

DATE 3/27/2020

Cooking much? 'Dimes Times' offers clean, optimistic recipes for emotional eating

DATE 3/24/2020

The Experience and sensation of isolation in 'Edward Hopper: A New Perspective on Landscape'

DATE 3/24/2020

Social distancing in the landscapes of Edward Hopper

DATE 3/21/2020

The next best thing to seeing 'Judd' at MoMA is reading 'Judd' from MoMA

DATE 3/20/2020

A new facsimile edition of 'Yvonne Rainer: Work 1961–73'

DATE 3/19/2020

Ruth Adler Schnee's exuberant textiles and interiors shine in 'Modern Designs for Living'

DATE 3/18/2020

Jeff Divine's 70s Surf Photographs tell it like it was

DATE 3/16/2020

In 'Jordan Casteel: Within Reach,' fundamental and expansive humanity

DATE 3/14/2020

"Less pretty, more beautiful." Nicholas Cullinan on 'Elizabeth Peyton: Aire and Angels'

DATE 3/13/2020

New remastered facsimile edition of Weegee's classic 'Naked City'

DATE 3/13/2020

Science and spirit, mind and matter in 'Hilma af Klint: Paintings for the Future'

DATE 3/12/2020

Trust and revolution in Martine Fougeron's 'Nicolas & Adrien. A World with Two Sons'

DATE 3/10/2020

In 'Genealogies of Art,' the history of visual art in flowcharts, family trees, diagrams and info graphics

DATE 3/9/2020

Dorothy Iannone's 'Story of Bern' facsimile edition is a staff pick for Women's History Month

DATE 3/8/2020

Celebrate Women's History Month with 'Mickalene Thomas: I Can't See You Without Me,' back in stock from the Wexner

DATE 3/7/2020

Nan Goldin's 'The Other Side' is a Staff Pick for Women's History Month

DATE 3/6/2020

In 'The Way West,' the primal power of youth in a western landscape

DATE 3/4/2020

BACK IN STOCK! Georgia O'Keeffe: Watercolors

DATE 3/3/2020

Celebrate Women's History Month with Sister Corita Kent, whose International Signal Code Alphabet screams to the heavens that freedom is vital

DATE 3/2/2020

In 'Last West,' poet Tess Taylor responds to Dorothea Lange

DATE 3/1/2020

Celebrate Women's History Month with this new monograph on Kiki Smith

DATE 2/29/2020

In 'O, Write My Name,' Black History via Harlem Heroes

DATE 2/27/2020

Jordan Peele's notes bring insight to 'Get Out: The Complete Annotated Screenplay'

DATE 2/26/2020

'Genealogies of Art, or the History of Art as Visual Art' is an intellectual delight

DATE 2/25/2020

Cover-to-cover provocation in 'member: Pope.L, 1978–2001'

DATE 2/24/2020

Surprising, previously unseen works on paper by Barkley L. Hendricks

DATE 2/23/2020

Betye Saar featured today on CBS Sunday Morning

DATE 2/22/2020

Fabulously idiosyncratic and humorous, 'Who Is Michael Jang?' reviewed in the 'Washington Post'

DATE 2/21/2020

In 'Nicolas & Adrien,' memory transcended and a mother's gift of love

DATE 2/20/2020

Behold Ellsworth Kelly's final masterpiece, 'Austin'

DATE 2/19/2020

Gorgeous, substantial, slipcased 384-page 'Agnes Denes: Absolutes and Intermediates' is NEW from The Shed

DATE 2/18/2020

Inequities and shared humanity in the prints of Alison Saar

DATE 2/17/2020

For Washington's Birthday, the textiles of American Modernist Marguerita Mergentime

DATE 2/16/2020

Celebrate Black History with 'Gordon Parks: Muhammad Ali'

DATE 2/15/2020

Prescient, playful hardcore self-portraiture in 'Peter Berlin: Icon, Artist, Photosexual'

DATE 2/14/2020

In Todd Gray's work, beauty as weapon and comment on colonialism

DATE 2/13/2020

Get 'A New Program for Graphic Design' by David Reinfurt at the CAA Conference in Chicago

DATE 2/12/2020

See Peter Saul at the New Museum, read 'Pop, Funk, Bad Painting and More'

DATE 2/11/2020

A timely message in 'Lubaina Himid: Workshop Manual'

DATE 2/10/2020

Boom boxes, break dancing and the Salsa King: Fashion Week Black History from Jamel Shabazz

DATE 2/9/2020

Dorothea Lange: Words & Pictures opens today at MoMA

DATE 2/8/2020

When Black History Month meets NY Fashion Week… Sory Sanlé: Volta Photo

DATE 2/8/2020

Celebrate Black History Month with 'Separate Cinema: The First 100 Years of Black Poster Art'

DATE 2/6/2020

Vincent Desailly's photographs document everyday scenes in Atlanta's trap culture

DATE 2/1/2020

Jordan Peele on 'Get Out' and writing for the Black audience

DATE 2/1/2020

Celebrate Black History Month with 'Among Others'

DATE 1/31/2020

Chantal Akerman's devastating memoir, 'My Mother Laughs,' is back in stock

DATE 1/30/2020

Behold Vitra's monumental 'Atlas of Furniture Design'!

DATE 1/29/2020

A trove of previously unpublished photography in 'Mitch Epstein: Sunshine Hotel'

DATE 1/28/2020

A new, expanded edition of Joel Sternfeld's seminal 'American Prospects'

DATE 1/27/2020

'Keld Helmer-Petersen: Photographs 1941–2013' is a revelation

DATE 1/25/2020

In 'Nadav Kander: The Meeting,' something more than just this moment

DATE 1/25/2020

Graphing living matter: 'Charles Gaines: Palm Trees and Other Works'

DATE 1/23/2020

All Hail 'Choupette by Karl Lagerfeld'

DATE 1/21/2020

The ultimate book on Danish Lights of the last century

DATE 1/20/2020

We honor Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. with Lee Friedlander's 'Prayer Pilgrimage for Freedom'

DATE 1/19/2020

Celebrate Martin Luther King with 'Builder Levy: Humanity in the Streets'

DATE 1/18/2020

Honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with 'Jill Freedman: Resurrection City, 1968'

DATE 1/17/2020

BACK IN STOCK! Jean-Michel Othoniel's 'Secret Language of Flowers' in the Louvre

DATE 1/16/2020

'Djanira: Picturing Brazil' is new from MASP!

DATE 1/15/2020

Exquisite activism in David Benjamin Sherry's 'American Monuments'

DATE 1/14/2020

Jonny Trunk on 'Wrappers Delight' — it had to become a book.

DATE 1/11/2020

'Mike Kelley: Timeless Painting' is the first major monograph on the artist's influential and audacious paintings

DATE 1/11/2020

From turnip stew to sticky toffee baked donuts, "A House with a Date Palm Will Never Starve"

DATE 1/10/2020

'Vice' calls 'The New Woman's Survival Catalog' facsimile a sprawling, energetic, joyful map of the feminist movement of the early 1970s

DATE 1/9/2020

NEW! 'The Making of Husbands: Christina Ramberg in Dialogue'

DATE 1/8/2020

In 'Marsden Hartley: The Earth Is All I Know of Wonder,' everything is tectonic, object-y and potent

DATE 1/7/2020

Free embrace of the unknown in 'Ira Cohen: Into the Mylar Chamber'

DATE 1/6/2020

Quentin Tarantino on his 'Once Upon a Time ... in Hollywood' inspiration

DATE 1/2/2020

A new monograph on Margaret Kilgallen, hero of the hand

DATE 1/2/2020

'Objects of Desire: Surrealism and Design' is itself a powerful object

DATE 12/31/2019

Happy New Year from Artbook | D.A.P.!

DATE 12/27/2019

A remarkable facsimile edition of the first Bauhaus exhibition catalog, 1923

DATE 12/27/2019

Faith Ringgold proves 'Anyone can fly, all you gotta do is try'

DATE 12/25/2019

Happy Holidays from Artbook | D.A.P.!

DATE 12/22/2019

'Nan Goldin: The Other Side' is a Critic's Pick, pretty much everywhere

DATE 12/21/2019

'Tarsila do Amaral: Cannibalizing Modernism' is one of Roberta Smith's Best Art Books of 2019 for the NY Times

DATE 12/20/2019

A landmark first major monograph on nonagenarian surrealist Luchita Hurtado

DATE 12/20/2019

NEW! Matthew Wong: Blue

DATE 12/17/2019

'Moving to Mars: Design for the Red Planet' is a Strategist Most Giftable Coffee-table Book 2019!

DATE 12/16/2019

Mitch Epstein's 'Sunshine Hotel' is one of Luc Sante's top Holiday Gift Books for the NY Times

DATE 12/15/2019

From Michael Jang and Atelier Éditions, sophisticated and surprising coffee table gold

DATE 12/14/2019

Atelier Editions' vibrant 'An Atlas of Rare & Familiar Colour' is a Staff Pick Holiday Gift Book 2019

DATE 12/13/2019

Give 'French New Wave' to the cinephile in your life!

DATE 12/12/2019

'Black Lives 1900: W.E.B. Du Bois at the Paris Exposition' is an historic must

DATE 12/9/2019

Tamara Shopsin's elegant 5 Year Diary is "an ideal gift for anyone, anytime," according to New York magazine

DATE 12/8/2019

Collectors take note of this beautiful new 'Kohei Yoshiyuki: The Park' ltd ed

DATE 12/7/2019

'Balkrishna Doshi: Architecture for the People' is a NY Times Holiday Gift pick, 2019!

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