This is the first major monograph on Brooklyn-based painter and sculptor Elliott Puckette (born 1967), long acclaimed for her abstract paintings of elegant lines wandering freely through sparse, monochromatic space. I was always interested in graphology,” she told a recent interviewer, not necessarily what someone was writing but reading into the psychology of how it’s written.” In recent years, the artist has also experimented with sculpture, lifting her tangling lines off the canvas and suspending them in the air. This catalog charts Puckette’s career in painting and sculpture, including photographs from her foundry as well as installation images of her . . . .go to book page >>

American Surrealist artist Dorothea Tanning (1910–2012) worked across painting, sculpture, printmaking, installation and writing over the course of seven decades, producing one of the 20th century’s most enigmatic oeuvres. Tanning’s work conjures dreamlike worlds that straddle the hazy border between figuration and abstraction, pioneering a unique prismatic formal language that resonates keenly today.
This fully illustrated catalog highlights Tanning’s works created between the 1950s and 90s, a particularly fruitful period in the artist’s career, and traces her stylistic arc through over 20 significant paintings drawn from interrelated phases of the artist’s practice. Scholars Mary Ann Caws, Victoria Carruthers and Kate Conley . . . .go to book page >>

This fully illustrated catalog features several masterpieces from the 1955 debut of Lee Krasner’s (1908–84) collage paintings at the Stable Gallery, as well as significant works from the artist’s 2019–21 traveling European retrospective, and newly commissioned texts by author Siri Hustvedt and art historian Saskia Flower.