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Lee Friedlander’s seminole 1992 monograph, “The Jazz People of New Orleans, Playing for the Benefit of the Band,” has been re-released in an expanded edition available through Fraenkel Gallery. With more than …
Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. Art scholars might argue that concept, not flattery, was at the root Elaine Sturtevant’s work, in which she manually copied pieces by pop artists ranging …
The illustrator discusses visual paradoxes and his new monograph
The Spanish designer's first monograph celebrates her eclectic, experimental style
Furniture design described through various thematic lenses in a new book from the Brazilian design duo
An up-to-date monograph of the adventurous designer
A comprehensive look at 16 years of contemporary design spanning products, architecture and art installations
The designer's first monograph explores his commitment to scientifically informed creations
Deadstock film recaptures a decades-old conflict in a new exhibition
Ethereal landscapes and moody figurative scenes in Peter Doig's comprehensive new monograph