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Marie Sophie Beckmann

Films That Spill

Films That Spill is a comprehensive study of the Cinema of Transgression, a hitherto underexamined moment in US underground film culture. Reconsidering the concept of transgressive cinema not only as a de…

Art and Creativity in an Era of Ecocide

This book shows how artists and scholars are creatively responding to ecocide to redefine the complex relationship between creativity, ecological crisis and political change across the arts and in society.

Amber Creswell Bell

About Face

A vibrant survey of contemporary portrait painters by bestselling author and curator Amber Creswell Bell.

Rauschenberg and the Twentieth Century

Reappraising Rauschenberg across the 20th century, with a particular focus on his relationship to Italy and its most salient artistic movementsItaly has always been entwined with the work of Robert Rausch…

Day for Night: New American Realism

Works by the biggest names in contemporary American art that probe the limits of truth and realityTaking its title from a work in the Salamé Collection by Lorna Simpson, this book features a selection of …

René Paul Barilleaux

Counterpoint

Tells the story of one man's generous gift that formed a brilliant collection of Minimalism, Conceptualism, and Avant-Garde art.Counterpointexplores the vision of John M. Parker Jr., a prominent Texas art…

Elyse Speaks

Women, Making, and Everyday Value in Contemporary Installation Art

What can art offer as it extends beyond aesthetic categories and their boundaries? >Feminist art practice has long invested in the shape, routines, and materials of everyday life but the 1990s saw a si…

Justine de Young

The Art of Parisian Chic

Using artworks by Berthe Morisot, Édouard Manet, Claude Monet, Pierre-Auguste Renoir, and others, The Art of Parisian Chicexplores how women and artists in Impressionist Paris (1855-1885) crafted their pu…

Francesca Berry,

Édouard Vuillard, the Nabis, and the Politics of Domesticity

"Highly influential, and - as this book shows - also politically engaged, the art of the Nabis (1888-1900) lay the groundwork for the transition from impressionism to modernism in French art. This gr…

William Feaver

Lucian Freud

With more than 400 works, this is the most comprehensive publication to date on the much-admired painter Lucian Freud, now available in an accessibly priced and reduced format.First published in 2007, thi…

Marie Sophie Beckmann

Films That Spill

Films That Spill takes up a previously understudied moment in 1980s underground culture in New York City called Cinema of Transgression, offering both a microhistory of the intermingling art, music, perfo…

Dana Jennings Jelter

Disney Tim Burton's Nightmare Before Christmas

What's this?! Why, a tour through the story of Disney Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas, featuring behind-the-scenes details about stop-motion animation, concept art, removable inserts, and more…

Allan Rohan Crite

The first major book about an artist of powerful significance to twentieth-century Black and American artThe artist Allan Rohan Crite (1910--2007) was a community leader, mentor, and tireless recorder of …

Andy Friend

Comrades in Art

'A triumph' TLS 'Exemplary' Observer Author and curator Andy Friend explores the legacy of the Artists International Association in a compelling group biography set against a background of resistance to t…

Laibach

Laibach 40 (Boxset) (remastered) (Limited Edition)

John Strausbaugh

Duchamp Takes New York

Publishing to coincide with a major MoMA Retrospective, this book revisits the artist who upended modern art, and the city that made it possible.Artist, anti-artist, joker, trickster, shape-shifter: Marce…

John Roberts

Art and Emancipation

Across a powerfully wide-ranging set of themes, theoretical registers and historical examples, John Roberts analyses the key problems that continue to confront art in the wake of conceptual art. Roberts e…

Caroline Lillian Schopp

In-Action

"This pioneering book on performance art in Vienna in the 1960s, the first English-language study of Viennese Actionism, offers a vital corrective to the standard narrative of the movement. Noting th…

Joseph Luzzi

The Innocents of Florence

Among the wonders of the Italian Renaissance was Florence's Hospital of the Innocents, Europe's first orphanage. In an era when children were often trafficked or left to die or roam the streets, an orphan…