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DATE 6/1/2020

Celebrate LGBTQ Pride!

DATE 5/31/2020

Summertime Fun Staff Picks

DATE 5/28/2020

Staff favorite 'Hello Muddah, Hello Faddah' evokes sunscreen and wood cabins, feathered hair and tube socks

DATE 5/27/2020

Beautiful and voyeuristic. Tosh Berman reviews 'Weegee's Naked City'

DATE 5/25/2020

Tosh Berman on 'The World's Worst: A Guide to the Portsmouth Sinfonia'—a new adventure in its highest form

DATE 5/24/2020

Memorial Day Staff Pick: Ice Cream Headaches

DATE 5/23/2020

Summertime Staff Favorite 'Cape Cod Modern' is back in stock!

DATE 5/21/2020

'Oscar Wilde's Italian Dream' is new from Damiani

DATE 5/18/2020

In 'JB Blunk,' art, life and spirituality fully merge

DATE 5/15/2020

Need a little wit & daring in your so-called life? Here are four weekend activities that will liberate your spirit & open your mind

DATE 5/15/2020

Listen to 'The World’s Worst' Playlist

DATE 5/15/2020

Kyle Meyer's astonishing 'Interwoven' blends Swazi craft with digital photography

DATE 5/13/2020

In 'Genesis Breyer P-Orridge: Sacred Intent,' three decades of revolutionary thought, action and spirit

DATE 5/12/2020

'Hilma af Klint: Visionary' is Back in Stock!

DATE 5/12/2020

DelMonico Books Partners with Artbook | D.A.P.

DATE 5/11/2020

Celebrate Asian Pacific American Heritage Month

DATE 5/11/2020

BACK IN STOCK! 'Andrey Tarkovsky: Life and Work' pays homage to a Russian visionary of near biblical intensity

DATE 5/10/2020

Mother's Day Staff Picks

DATE 5/8/2020

David Hockney's mother, a lifelong muse

DATE 5/7/2020

Virtual Event: ICP presents Christopher Bonanos on 'Weegee's Naked City'

DATE 5/6/2020

'Cecil Beaton’s Bright Young Things' is NEW from National Portrait Gallery, London

DATE 5/4/2020

'David Hockney: Drawing from Life' is new from National Portrait Gallery, London

DATE 5/4/2020

We're celebrating Cinco de Mayo with Phyllis Galembo's 'Mexico Masks Rituals'

DATE 5/2/2020

Dorothea Lange: Words & Pictures opens today at MoMA

DATE 5/1/2020

Never forget glamour and the night! Dream, preen and play!

DATE 4/30/2020

Luc Tuymans on the ghostlike presence of Léon Spilliaert

DATE 4/30/2020

See the new film on Hilma af Klint, playing in virtual cinemas via Kino Marquee

DATE 4/29/2020

A sudden thrill from Rammellzee in 'Writing the Future: Basquiat and the Hip-Hop Generation'

DATE 4/27/2020

Carlo McCormick on 'Writing the Future: Basquiat and the Hip-Hop Generation'

DATE 4/24/2020

Enjoy Immediately: Four Weekend Suggestions for Social Distancing

DATE 4/24/2020

In Siglio's new Madeline Gins Reader, the plot thickens and thickens, line by line, item by item

DATE 4/23/2020

Thursday Night Photo Talk with Nicholas Muellner

DATE 4/21/2020

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

DATE 4/18/2020

In breathtaking 'Josef Albers in Mexico,' matter and spirit intertwine

DATE 4/16/2020

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

DATE 4/13/2020

'Tauba Auerbach — S v Z' is a book to be reckoned with, slowly, with an open mind

DATE 4/11/2020

In 'The Last Dogaressa,' a fascinating visual biography of the visionary gallerist, collector and philanthropist Peggy Guggenheim

DATE 4/10/2020

Eat, Drink, Play: Some weekend suggestions for the age of social distancing

DATE 4/8/2020

In his self-portraits, Lucian Freud remains illustrious yet unknown

DATE 4/7/2020

Read an excerpt from new release 'The Outwardness of Art: Selected Writings of Adrian Stokes'

DATE 4/6/2020

Publisher videos, book trailers, podcasts and more!

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

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

Social distancing in the landscapes of Edward Hopper

DATE 3/24/2020

The Experience and sensation of isolation in 'Edward Hopper: A Fresh Look on Landscape'

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'

IMAGE GALLERY

"Phone Call" (1957) is reproduced from

CORY REYNOLDS | DATE 7/8/2018

Saul Leiter, offbeat chronicler of metropolitan scenes

The son of an internationally renowned Talmudic scholar, "New York School" photographer Saul Leiter was born in Pittsburgh in 1923. Intended for the Rabbinate, Leiter left theological college in 1946 and moved to New York to become a painter. Although he never ceased painting, "Leiter's camera became—like an extension of his arm and mind—an ever present tool, the offbeat chronicler of metropolitan scenes," according to Saul Leiter: Early Color essayist Martin Harrison. Featured image is "Phone Call" (1957).

Saul Leiter: Early Color

Saul Leiter: Early Color

STEIDL
Clth, 8 x 8 in. / 176 pgs / 100 color.

DATE 5/27/2020

Beautiful and voyeuristic. Tosh Berman reviews 'Weegee's Naked City'

DATE 5/25/2020

Tosh Berman on 'The World's Worst: A Guide to the Portsmouth Sinfonia'—a new adventure in its highest form

DATE 5/24/2020

Memorial Day Staff Pick: Ice Cream Headaches

DATE 5/23/2020

Summertime Staff Favorite 'Cape Cod Modern' is back in stock!

DATE 5/21/2020

'Oscar Wilde's Italian Dream' is new from Damiani

DATE 5/18/2020

In 'JB Blunk,' art, life and spirituality fully merge

DATE 5/15/2020

Kyle Meyer's astonishing 'Interwoven' blends Swazi craft with digital photography

DATE 5/13/2020

In 'Genesis Breyer P-Orridge: Sacred Intent,' three decades of revolutionary thought, action and spirit

DATE 5/12/2020

'Hilma af Klint: Visionary' is Back in Stock!

DATE 5/11/2020

BACK IN STOCK! 'Andrey Tarkovsky: Life and Work' pays homage to a Russian visionary of near biblical intensity

DATE 5/8/2020

David Hockney's mother, a lifelong muse

DATE 5/6/2020

'Cecil Beaton’s Bright Young Things' is NEW from National Portrait Gallery, London

DATE 5/4/2020

We're celebrating Cinco de Mayo with Phyllis Galembo's 'Mexico Masks Rituals'

DATE 5/4/2020

'David Hockney: Drawing from Life' is new from National Portrait Gallery, London

DATE 5/2/2020

Dorothea Lange: Words & Pictures is on Virtual View at MoMA

DATE 4/30/2020

Luc Tuymans on the ghostlike presence of Léon Spilliaert

DATE 4/29/2020

A sudden thrill from Rammellzee in 'Writing the Future: Basquiat and the Hip-Hop Generation'

DATE 4/27/2020

Carlo McCormick on 'Writing the Future: Basquiat and the Hip-Hop Generation'

DATE 4/24/2020

In Siglio's new Madeline Gins Reader, the plot thickens and thickens, line by line, item by item

DATE 4/21/2020

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

DATE 4/18/2020

In breathtaking 'Josef Albers in Mexico,' matter and spirit intertwine

DATE 4/16/2020

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

DATE 4/13/2020

'Tauba Auerbach — S v Z' is a book to be reckoned with, slowly, with an open mind

DATE 4/11/2020

In 'The Last Dogaressa,' a fascinating visual biography of the visionary gallerist, collector and philanthropist Peggy Guggenheim

DATE 4/8/2020

In his self-portraits, Lucian Freud remains illustrious yet unknown

DATE 4/1/2020

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

DATE 3/30/2020

MoMA's spectacular catalog brings 'Judd' to life

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 Fresh Look 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

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 3/5/2020

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

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 2/8/2020

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

DATE 2/8/2020

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

DATE 2/6/2020

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

DATE 2/1/2020

Celebrate Black History Month with 'Among Others'

DATE 2/1/2020

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

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

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

DATE 1/11/2020

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

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