Radius Books 2015 Catalogue

RADIUS BOOKS 2015

Radius Books is a non-profit organization whose mission is to make

a lasting contribution to society through publishing and educational

programs. Since launching the company in the Fall of 2007 and with

96 books now in distribution, we’re proud of what has been accom-

plished and excited about the new titles you’ll find in this catalog.

Our projects are a reflection of the diversity of the art world, and

we have published books with outstanding artists of all ranks, from

established artists to first significant monographs by new voices.

The books, as objects, are known for their distinctiveness and nothing

about them is formulaic. Each artist and each body of work is

approached individually and the books created are a reflection of that

process. We are obsessed with the materials that go into books —

inks, papers, bindings, and cloths. In fact, treating the book as art is

what inspired our founding, and as we have grown, it has become a

key to our identity.

In addition, over the past eight years, our Library and School

Donation Program has donated over 40,000 thoughtfully-crafted

books to libraries, schools, and art programs across the US. This

program ensures that Radius Books will continue to impact arts

education in unique and unexpected ways with each title we publish.

We hope you enjoy the 2015 list. Please visit radiusbooks.org for

news and upcoming events, information about all of our titles,

limited editions, and the donation program.

DAVID CHICKEY

Publisher

David Taylor Monuments

Texts by Claire C. Carter, Daniel D. Arreola, William L. Fox and Rebecca Senf.

In 2007 Arizona artist David Taylor began photographing the monuments

that mark the border between Mexico and the United States west of the

Rio Grande. Aiming to document each of the 276 obelisks installed by the

International Boundary Commission following the Mexican-American War,

Taylor’s documentation echoes a visual survey made by the photographer D.

R. Payne between 1891 and 1895. While many people have photographed the

border, there has been no complete documentation of the monuments in more

than 100 years. This volume combines Taylor’s series with texts by curator

Claire C. Carter, writer William L. Fox, cultural geographer Daniel Arreola,

and an interview with curator Rebecca Senf. Taylor's extensive notes on the

monuments are also included. This publication encapsulates Taylor’s seven

year effort across 690 miles which is equal parts geographic survey, typology

and endurance project. In the wake immigration debates, the drug war and a

post-9/11 security climate the completed work frames the obelisks as witness

to a shifting national identity as expressed through an altered physical terrain.

Co-published with the Nevada Museum of Art

Hardcover, 11.25 x 14.25 inches, 336 pages, 279 color images

ISBN: 978–1–934435–90–8

$ 85.00

Black Dolls

Edited by Frank Maresca.Texts by Margo Jefferson, Faith Ringgold, and Lyle Rexer.Photography by Ellen McDermott.

This book presents more than 100 unique handmade African American

dolls made between 1850 and 1930 from the collection of Deborah Neff, a

Connecticut-based collector and champion of vernacular art. It is believed

that African Americans created these dolls for the children in their lives,

including members of their own families and communities as well as white

children in their charge. Acquired over the last 25 years, this renowned

collection is considered to be one of the finest of its kind.

The book also features an assortment of rare vintage photographs from the

nineteenth and twentieth centuries, showing both black and white children

holding, posing, or playing with their dolls. This complex combination—

the objects themselves paired with historic, photographic context—helps

transform this book into a commentary about social mobility and racial

identity conveyed through the untold story of these dolls. In her essay,

renowned artist Faith Ringgold addresses the inherent prejudices of these

dolls. Also included are essays by Pulitzer Prize–winning critic Margo Jefferson

and writer Lyle Rexer.

Co-published with the Mingei International Museum

Clothbound with jacket, 12 x 10 inches, 232 pages, 144 color images

ISBN: 978–1–934435–89–2

$ 45.00

In celebration of its fifteenth anniversary in 2010, Artpace in San Antonio,

Texas, mounted an ambitious statewide exhibition of 336 seminal billboards

created by Cuban-born artist Felix Gonzalez-Torres (1957–1996).

Developed with special permission from the artist's estate, this presentation

was the first-ever comprehensive survey of Gonzalez-Torres’ billboard works

in the US. Situated deliberately in the public's path in four cities (Austin,

Houston, Dallas, and San Antonio), these artworks gracefully interrupted

daily routines with poignant reflections on life, love, and humanity. The tran-

scendent quality of Gonzalez-Torres’ work was magnified by its installation

in the Texas landscape, and the project garnered international attention for

its unprecedented commemoration of this remarkable body of work.

This book includes all the billboard pieces as well as a listing of their full

exhibition histories, and serves as a retrospective look at this critical part of

Gonzalez-Torres’ career.

Co-published with Artpace, San Antonio, Texas

Hardcover, 13 x 10.5 inches, 168 pages, 120 color images

ISBN: 978–1–934435–80–9

$ 60.00

Felix Gonzalez-TorresBillboards

Text by Matthew Drutt.

Bill Jacobson: Place (Series) showcases the acclaimed photographer’s newest

body of work, for which he won a 2012 Guggenheim Fellowship. The artist

describes the images as “the result of inserting rectangles of various sizes and

surfaces within both constructed and natural settings. They question what

is ‘real’ and what is ‘abstract’, while suggesting that the creation of place is

constant, stemming from need, choice, and desire.”

As opposed to the out-of-focus work for which he initially became known,

these analog photographs speak to our perceptual interactions with the

physical world that surrounds us. They are based on the idea that we are

constantly surrounded by, and engaged with, an infinite number of images.

Through re-photography as well as careful looking, Jacobson breaks

boundaries between interior and exterior, known and unknown, color

swatch and landscape.

Softbound with jacket, 12 x 14.5 inches, 92 pages, 39 color images

ISBN: 978–1–934435–93–9

Choice of 2 covers (see both below).

* Black version is a limited edition of 400, only available from Radius Books

$ 60.00

Bill JacobsonPlace (Series)

Poem by Maureen N. McLane.

David Simpson: Paintings (1970–2015)

David SimpsonPaintings (1970–2015)

Text by Louis Grachos & Jonathon Keats.

California abstract painter David Simpson has been revered as an artist and

teacher in both the US and Europe since the 1950s. From early successes—

his work was included in Clement Greenberg’s Los Angeles County Museum

of Art’s exhibition Post Painterly Abstraction, along with work by Morris Louis,

Kenneth Noland and Ellsworth Kelly—to the present day, his paintings have

always challenged the very basic form of painting and the possibilities of pure

abstract expression.

Since 1990 he has painted mostly monochromatic work that hovers in an

almost alchemical realm. Using interference paints, composed of titanium

dioxide electronically coated with mica particles, Simpson creates nuanced,

mercurial paintings on smooth and active surfaces. The particles of mica act

as tiny mirrors, reflecting light back and forth in ever more complicated

patterns. The results transcend the notion of painting, as they play with the

medium of light itself to create the monochromatic shift of color.

Hardcover, 12 x 11 inches, 176 pages, 120 color images

ISBN: 978–1–934435–54–0

$ 65.00

For most of human history, man-made light has signified hope and progress.

Christina Seely’s Lux examines the contemporary disconnect between the

beauty of the artificial light that emanates from the earth’s surface and the

complexity of what this light represents. Made between 2005 and 2010, and

titled after the unit for measuring illumination, the project focuses on light

produced by 45 cities in the United States, Western Europe, China, and

Japan—the most brightly illuminated regions according to NASA maps of

the earth at night. These economically and politically powerful regions have

the greatest impact not only on the night sky but also on the planet’s ecology.

Seely’s portraits are less about the individual locations and more about the

global ramifications of consumption, and for this reason each photograph is

titled simply “Metropolis,” with a notation of the city’s latitude and longitude.

The book’s large-format design is an echo of the exhibition installations of the

project, and includes a key-coded NASA map (in a separate pocket), which

connects the singular to the global. Texts by Jane Brox, Natasha Egan, and

Liam Young help create a broader understanding of the project and its place

in Seely’s entire body of work.

Co-published with the Museum of Contemporary Photography


ISBN: 978–1–934435–66–3

$ 60.00

Christina SeelyLux

Texts by Jane Brox, Natasha Egan, & Liam Young.

Emily Dickinson wrote that all it takes to make a prairie is

“one clover, and a bee. / And revery.”

It turns out that to know a prairie (or meadow) is a bit more complicated,

as photographer Barbara Bosworth and writer Margot Anne Kelley have

discovered. For more than a decade, Bosworth and Kelley have meandered

in, studied, and photographed a single meadow in Carlisle, Massachusetts.

In addition to their own investigations, they have invited botanists,

entomologists, naturalists, and historians to consider the meadow with them.

Included with Bosworth's images and 8 essays by Kelley are historic maps of

the property dating to the 1800s, and a transcription of notes from a former

owner whose family continuously documented plant and bird life in the

meadow from 1931 until the 1960s.

Part photo-essay, part journal, and part scientific study, this book is a

meditation on the shifting perspective that occurs when one repeatedly sees

the same place through new eyes.

Hardcover, 10.5 x 12 Inches, 164 pages, 60 color images

ISBN: 978–1–934435–96–0

$ 55.00

The MeadowBarbara Bosworth & Margot Anne Kelley

Much of Mark Klett’s work as a photographer has centered on a conversation

with historical images. For this project, Klett worked only with the account of

a young mining engineer named Raphael Pumpelly, who wrote of his journey

through Arizona and Mexico in 1861 on the Camino del Diablo or “the road

of the devil.” Pumpelly found the territory lawless and filled with danger.

By his account, “murder was the order of the day. . . committed by Americans

upon Americans, Mexicans and Indians; by Mexicans upon Americans; and

the hand of the Apache was, not without much reason, against both of the

intruding races.” Pumpelly escaped death several times, often by a matter

of minutes. Traveling 130 miles of open desert, he proceeded with both

apprehension of the dangers at hand, and appreciation of the natural beauty

that surrounded him.

One hundred fifty-two years later, Klett traversed the same route, making

photographs in response to Pumpelly’s words. Unable to trace the engineer’s

exact steps, Klett created images that are not literal references to specific places

or events. Rather he sought to produce a more poetic narrative to their shared

experience of the Arizona desert, along the common route that connects the

two through time.


ISBN: 978–1–942185–01–7

$ 55.00

Mark KlettCamino del Diablo

Text by Raphael Pumpelly.

Rooftop draws poetic attention to a significant new movement of “green

roofs” which counters the heat-island effect afflicting cities across the globe.

The benefit of this technology reaches beyond reduced carbon footprint and

improved storm-water control. These grassy spaces embody the conflict of

our existence, symbolizing the allure of nature in the face of expanding urban

sprawl. Shot in locations ranging from Chicago to Zurich, Temkin’s images

do more than merely document rooftop gardens. He situates his organic

subjects within the steel, stone, and glass angularity of urban structures,

inviting viewers to revel in the open patterns and colors of these rooftop

landscapes and their unobstructed connection to the sky.

Temkin’s images are interspersed with writings by authors John Rohrbach

and Steven Peck, as well as architect Roger Schickedantz. These essays

address such topics as the aesthetics and intent of the photographs, living

architecture, design, sustainability, and the concept of bringing nature into an

innovative urban context.

Hardcover in 2 volumes with acrylic case, 11.5 x 12.5 inches, 144 pages, 65 color images

ISBN: 978–1–934435–94–6

$ 55.00

Brad TemkinRooftop

Texts by John Rohrbach, Steven Peck, and Roger Schickedantz.

Jason Langer’s Twenty Years pursues a solitary journey through the nocturnal streets and dimly lit rooms of a dreamlike world. Spanning 20 years of his career, this aptly titled book is the first survey of Langer’s work. Included are many previously unpublished images, surrealist experimentation, and figure studies, as well as his singular investigation of the city of Berlin. Langer’s photographic language has been variously described as cinematic and poetic, haunting and romantic. Best known for his noir visions of con-temporary urban life, Langer has photographed not only some of the world’s great cities, but intimate scenes as well, ranging from male and female nudes to inanimate objects captured in moments of lifelike feeling. Whatever their subject, his carefully crafted images, rich with lush, black tones, exude an air of vintage, timeless mystery–“as much Hopper and Raymond Chandler as

Steichen” (Bomb magazine).

Hardbound with Jacket, 12 x 11.5 inches, 172 pages, 100 duotone images

ISBN: 978–1–934435–78–6

$ 55.00

Jason LangerTwenty Years

Foreword by Julia Dolan. Text by John Hill and Machaeil Shapiro.

Carol Anthony

Introductions by Ali MacGraw, Susan Conway Oliphant, and Patrick Oliphant. Essay & Chronolgy by Laura M. Addison.

As the first full-length survey of Santa Fe-based Carol Anthony’s career,

this richly illustrated book is a collection of the artist’s intimate paintings,

drawings, and prints. Through her distinctive renderings, Anthony draws

attention towards the small and unassuming aspects of everyday life, be it a

pear, and egg, a weathered tennis ball, a dog bone, or an unopened envelope.

Though her subject matter may appear ordinary, the artist’s work pulses

with an undercurrent of powerful emotion and memory. Her painted suitcases,

postcards, and window casings offer access to a deeply personal realm, inviting

viewers to inhabit these inner landscapes. While possessing a certain tender-

ness, all of Anthony’s work evokes potent feelings of melancholy, nostalgia,

and solitude, and the atmospheric surfaces convey a reverence for the earth, a

yearning for the past, and a deep appreciation for beauty.

Included are introdutions by collectors Ali Macgraw and Susan Conway

Oliphant & Patrick Oliphant, as well as an essay and full chronology

(both by curator Laura Addison) documenting over 60 years of the artist’s work

and life.

Hardcover with jacket, 12.5 X 10.75 inches, 284 pages, 160 color images

ISBN: 978–1–934435–91–5

$ 65.00

A legendary figure in the Santa Fe art community, John Connell (born 1940)

was an American artist whose prolific career included creations in sculpture,

painting, drawing, and writing— up until his unexpected death in 2009.

Connell attended Brown University, the Art Students League of New York,

and the New York University where he studied Chinese printmaking.

He went on to be a part of the Santa Fe artist group Nerve, and there

gained a reputation for his large installations. Connell’s influences included

Hokusai, Rembrandt, Balzac, Dante, Giacometti, and de Kooning.

Buddhism is a strong central theme throughout the body of work, and he has

cited the Japanese wabi-sabi aesthetic as an archetype.

His work can be found in the collections of the Metropolitan Museum of Art

(New York), Albright-Knox Art Gallery (Buffalo), Amon Carter Museum

(Fort Worth), Blanton Museum of Art (Austin), The Hess Collection (Napa

Valley), among many others.

Hardcover with jacket, 10.5 x 12 inches, 196 pages, 112 color, 35 duotone images

ISBN: 978–1–934435–83–0

$ 55.00

John Connell Works 1965–2009

Texts by MaLin Wilson-Powell and Donald M. Hess.

John Gossagepomodori a grappolo

Stories & epilogue by Marlene Klein.

pomodori a grappolo is a set of three interconnected books by photographer

and bookmaker John Gossage. Each book gathers images made in

Northern Italy and Sardinia between 2009 and 2011, and each includes a

short text by Marlene Klein. The written pieces—two stories and one

epilogue—have been created in response to Gossage’s pictures, and reflect

the 30 years that Klein has spent living and working in Venice.

An unexpected approach runs through all the details of the books, from

the way elements repeat—or don't—to the choice of materials and color.

Since these three books are each a different trim size but include photos

that are reproduced at the exact same size, the collective project functions

as a study of the way that ink on paper can inform perception. The

resulting objects are classic Gossage—clever, unique, and engrossing.

A limited edition of the books, held together with magnets in a “disorderly”

way, further explores these concepts.

Clothbound, 3 volumes, 11 x 13 inches, Each book: 96 pages, 50 color images

ISBN: 978–1–934435–84–7

$ 85.00 (Orderly Edition)

$ 150.00 (Disorderly Edition, limited to 250 signed & numbered copies)

SELECTED BACKLIST & LIMITED EDITIONS

Alex Webb & Rebecca Norris Webb

Memory City

Hardcover with separate booklet in a

back pocket, 9.75 x 12.25 in.

152 pages, 65 color and B/W images

ISBN: 978-1-934435-76–2

$ 60.00

Julie Blackmon Homegrown

Texts by Reese Witherspoon & Billy Collins

Co-published with Robert Mann Gallery Hardcover, 11.5 x 13.5 in. 108 pages, 45 color images

ISBN: 978-1-934435-79-3

$55.00

John McCracken

Works from 1963–2011

Text by Robin Clark. Interview by Anne Reeve

Co-published with David Zwirner

Hardcover, 11.5 x 13 in., 164 pages, 88 color images

ISBN: 978-1-934435-7-55

$ 75.00

SELECTED BACK LIST

Tony DeLap

Text by Barbara Rose

Hardcover, 10 x 13 in.

394 pages, 128 color images

ISBN: 978-1-934435-59-5

$60.00

Victoria Sambunaris

Taxonomy of a Landscape

Text by Natasha Egan. Story by Barry Lopez

Hardcover with elements in back pocket

12 x 13.5 in., 126 pages, 54 color images

ISBN: 978-1-934435-63–2

$60.00

Covert Operations

Investigating the Known Unknowns

Texts by Claire C. Carter, Sandra S. Phillips,

Dana Priest, & Timothy R. Rodgers

Co-published with SMoCA

Hardcover (in envelope sleeve), 10 x 12.5 in.


ISBN: 978-1-934435-86-1

$55.00

James Drake: 1242

Texts by Kathryn Kanjo & David Krakauer

Co-published with the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego

Hardcover, 15 x 12 in., 320 pages 1,242 images, 10 large color foldouts

ISBN: 978-1-934435-82–3

$85.00

Laura Letinsky

Ill Form & Void Full

Texts by Lynne Tillman & Anthony Elms

Hardcover, 11.5 x 13 in.


ISBN: 978-1-934435-87-8

$55.00

Susan York & Arthur Sze The Unfolding Center

Hardcover with jacket, 11.25 x 14.75 in.


ISBN: 978-1-934435-69–4

$50.00

Betsy Karel: Conjuring Paradise

Hardcover with plastic jacket, 11 x 12 in.


ISBN: 978-1-934435-67-0

$50.00

Suzan Frecon: Paper

Excerpts by Sarah Eckhardt




ISBN: 978-1-934435-61–8

$ 60.00

Barbara Bosworth Natural Histories

Hardcover with tip-on image, 11.25 x 14 in.

120 pages, 33 duotone images, 15 color images

ISBN: 978-1-934435-60-1

$ 55.00

Alan Uglow

Text by Bob Nickas

Interviews by Alain Kirili and Bob Nickas


Hardcover, 10.5 x 12.5 in., 96 pages, 48 color images

ISBN: 978-1-934435-64-9

$60.00

Janelle Lynch: Barcelona

Photographs and text by Janelle Lynch

Hardcover, 10 x 12.75 in.


ISBN: 978-1-934435-68-7

$ 55.00

Renate Aller Ocean I Desert

Text by Janet Dees

Hardcover, 16.75 x 11.25 in.


ISBN: 978-1-934435-81-6

$75.00

Enrique Martínez Celaya: The Pearl

Interview by Irene Hoffman

Co-published with SITE Santa Fe

Hardcover, 9 x 12 in., 320 pages, 160 color images

ISBN: 978-1-934435-71–7

$55.00

Michael Light: LA Day/LA Night

Text by David L. Ulin & Lawrence Weschler

Hardcover, 10.5 x 16 in., 72 pages, 39 duotones

ISBN: 978-1-934435-30-4

$60.00

Michael Light: Bingham Mine/Garfield Stack

Text by Trevor Paglen

Hardcover, 10.5 x 16 in., 48 pages, 21 duotones

ISBN: 978-1-934435-20-5

$50.00

Michael Light: Lake Las Vegas/Black Mountain

Text by Rebecca Solnit & Lucy Lippard


ISBN: 978-1-934435-85-4

$60.00

Kevin Bubriski: Nepal 1975–2011

Texts by Robert Gardner & Charles Ramble

Co-published with Peabody Museum Press

Hardcover, 11 x 12 in., 304 pages

149 duotone images, 52 color images

ISBN: 978-1-934435-72-4

$65.00

Palermo: Works on Paper 1976–1977

Texts by Christine Mehring & Christoph Schreier



ISBN: 978-1-934435-74-8

$50.00

112 Greene Street: The Early Years

Texts by Jessamyn Fiore & Louise Sørensen


Hardcover, 8.5 x 12 in.,

160 pages, 90 images

ISBN: 978-1-934435-41-0

$50.00

Rebecca Norris Webb: My Dakota



ISBN: 978-1-934435-47-2

OUT OF PRINT

Mark Klett The Half-life of History

Text by William L. Fox

Hardcover, 9.5 x 11.75 in.,

160 pages, 30 duotone & 40 color images

ISBN: 978-1-934435-39-7

$55.00

Alice Neel Late Portraits & Still Lifes

Texts by Tim Griffin & Louise Sørensen


Hardcover, 8 x 11.5 in., 72 pages, 18 color images

ISBN: 978-1-934435-55-7

$50.00

Sharon Harper From Above and Below

Texts by Jimena Canales & Phillip Prodger


ISBN: 978-1-934435-52-6

$55.00

Toba Khedoori

Text by Julien Bismuth


Hardcover with jacket, 10 x 12.75 in.


ISBN: 978-1-934435-65–6

$55.00

Sharon Core: Early American

Text by Brian Sholis

Hardcover with jacket, 12 x 13 in.


ISBN: 978-1-934435-46-5

$50.00

Rudolf de Crignis

Texts by Lawrence Rinder & Georg Imdahl

Chronology by David Gray

Hardcover with acetate jacket, 9.5 x 12.5 in.


ISBN: 978-1-934435-38-0

$60.00

Fred Sandback

Text by James Lawrence


Hardcover, 10 x 12 in., 128 pages, 80 images

ISBN: 978-1-934435-58-8

OUT OF PRINT

Justin Kimball: Pieces of String

Text by Douglas Kimball

Softbound with slipcase, 9.5 x 10 in.

128 pages and booklet, 60 color images

ISBN: 978-1-934435-50-2

$55.00

mitakuyeoyasin

aaron huey

Aaron Huey Mitakuye Oyasin



ISBN: 978-1-934435-51-9

$50.00

Stephen Dupont

Piksa Niugini, Portraits & Diaries

Texts by Robert Gardner & Bob Connolly Co-published with Peabody Museum Press

2 volumes, Hardcover in a case, 8.5 x 11 in.

144 pages (each book), 206 color and duotone images

ISBN: 978-1-934435-62-5

$60.00

Janelle Lynch Los Jardines de México

Texts by Mario Bellatín & José Antonio Aldrete-Haas


ISBN: 978-1-934435-31-1

OUT OF PRINT

Terry Evans Prairie Stories

Hardcover, 9.75 x 9.75 in.


ISBN: 978-1-934435-48-9

$50.00

Thomas Joshua Cooper Shoshone Falls

Text by Toby Jurovics

Hardcover with jacket, 15 x 10.5 in.

60 pages, 34 tritone images

ISBN: 978-1-934435-25-0

$50.00

Charles Ross The Substance of Light

Texts by Thomas McEvilley & Klaus Ottmann

Hardcover with acetate jacket, 10 x 12.5 in.


ISBN: 978-1-934435-49-6

$65.00

The Auckland Project John Gossage & Alec Soth

Two volumes, hardcover, 9 x 11 .5 in.


ISBN: 978-1-934435-26-7

OUT OF PRINT

James DrakeRed Drawings & White Cut-outs

Text by Carter Foster

Hardcover with die-cut jacket, 12 x 15 in.


ISBN: 978-1-934435-40-3

$60.00

Gay Block: About Love

Interview by Anne Wilkes Tucker

Hardcover with tip-on image, 11 x 13 in.


ISBN: 978-1-934435-32-8

$65.00

Ralph Eugene Meatyard Dolls & Masks

Texts by Eugenia Parry & Elizabeth Siegel


144 pages, 55 duotone images

ISBN: 978-1-934435-33-5

$60.00

Ed Moses

Texts by Barbara Haskell & Frances Colpitt

Hardcover with acetate jacket, 11 x 12 in.


ISBN: 978-1-934435-16-8

$65.00

David Taylor Working the Line

Texts by Hannah Frieser & Luis Alberto Urrea

Hardcover, 11 x 10.5 in., 196 pages, 120 color images

ISBN: 978-1-934435-24-3

OUT OF PRINT

Janet Russek: The Tenuous Stem

Text by MaLin Wilson Powell



ISBN: 978-1-934435-70-0

$55.00

John FincherTexts by Jan Adlmann & James Moore



ISBN: 978-1-934435-53-3

$60.00

Charles Arnoldi

Texts by Frank Gehry & Dave Hickey

Hardcover with jacket

11 x 12 in., 360 pages, 160 color images

ISBN: 978-1-934435-07-6

OUT OF PRINT

Colleen Plumb Animals are Outside Today

Text by Lisa Hostetler


ISBN: 978-1-934435-36-6

$50.00

Dayanita Singh: House of Love

Writings by Aveek Sen

Co-published with the Peabody Museum

Hardcover, 6.25 x 9.25 in., 198 pages, 111 images

ISBN: 978-1-934435-27-4

$45.00

John McCracken Sketchbook

Text by Neville Wakefield

Hardcover with separate softbound book

11 x 14 in., 168 pages, 157 color images

ISBN: 987-1-934435-12-0

OUT OF PRINT

Michael Lundgren Transfigurations

Texts by Rebecca Solnit & William Jenkins

Hardcover, 14 x 11 in., 72 pages, 80 images

ISBN: 978-1-934435-10-6

$50.00

Beaumont’s Kitchen

Photographs by Beaumont Newhall,

Berenice Abbott, Ansel Adams, Edward

Weston, Paul Strand, and others

Hardcover with acetate jacket

8 x 10.25 in., 172 pages, 28 tipped-in images

ISBN: 978-1-934435-06-9

$55.00

Judy Tuwaletstiwa Mapping Water

Hardcover with an acetate jacket

9.5 X 12 in., 304 pages, 128 color images

ISBN: 978-1-934435-02-1

OUT OF PRINT

Alex Webb & Rebecca Norris Webb Violet Isle

Text by Pico Iyer

Softbound with a printed slipcase


ISBN: 978-1-934435-18-2

OUT OF PRINT

Johnnie Winona Ross

Texts by Douglas Dreishpoon & Carter Ratcliff

Hardcover with an acetate jacket


ISBN: 978-1-934435-01-4

$60.00

Marlene Dumas Against the Wall



ISBN: 978-1-934435-28-1

OUT OF PRINT

Mark Klett Saguaros

Text by Gregory McNamee

Hardcover, 12 x 15 in., 106 pages, 75 duotones

ISBN: 978-1-934435-00-7

OUT OF PRINT

Callahan, Siskind, Sommer

Texts by Keith F. Davis & Britt Salvesen

Hardcover, 10.5 x 11.25 in., 152 pages, 66 images

ISBN: 978-1-934435-15-1

$ 50.00

Michael Lundgren

Transfigurations

Includes a 16 x 20 inch silver gelatin

print (your choice of one image from

the book) in a handmade portfolio,

signed by the artist, with a signed copy

of the book.

$ 600 | EDITION OF 50

LIMITED EDITIONS

Bill Jacobson

Place (Series)

Includes an 11 x 14 inch pigment print,

mounted to 21 x 18 inch museum board

(your choice of one image from the two

shown below), with a signed copy of

the book.

$ 1,000 | EDITION OF 30 (15 OF EACH IMAGE)

John Gossage & Alec Soth

The Auckland Project

Includes two signed and numbered

11 x 14 inch color archival pigment prints,

one by each artist in a clear portfolio,

with a signed copy of the book.

$ 1,200 | EDITION OF 40

John Fincher

Includes a signed and numbered

print (from Santa Fe Editions) in

a clamshell box, with a signed copy

of the book.

$ 1,500 | EDITION OF 25

Sharon Harper

From Above and Below


11 x 14 inch color archival pigment print

in a portfolio. (Image below.)

$ 1,000 | EDITION OF 20

David Taylor

Includes a signed copy of the book

and two "Border Monument" prints in a

custom archival box.


Colleen Plumb

Animals Are Outside Today

Includes a signed copy of the book and

a 15 x 15 inch pigment print.


Johnnie Winona Ross


lithographic print, mounted to a wooden

base, with a signed and numbered

book in a clamshell box.

$ 1,500 | EDITION OF 40

Judy Tuwaletstiwa

Mapping Water

Includes two signed and numbered

photographs from the Crow series in a

clamshell box.

$ 1,000 | EDITION OF 50

Brad Temkin

Includes an 12 x 15 inch archival pigment

print on 14 x 17 inch paper (your choice

of one image from three options, two

are shown below), with a signed copy

of the book.

$ 850 | EDITION OF 45 (15 OF EACH IMAGE)

Christina Seely: Lux

Includes a custom, handmade book with

45 archival prints, housed in a custom box.

$ 5,000 | EDITION OF 10

Alex Webb &

Rebecca Norris Webb

Violet Isle

Includes your choice of 2 signed and

numbered, 11 x 14 inch, Type C prints—

one by Alex Webb, the other by

Rebecca Norris Webb—plus a signed

copy of the book, housed in a custom

cardboard clamshell.

$ 1,500 | EDITION OF 40

Charles Arnoldi

Includes two intaglio prints (one red,

one black) printed by Landfall Press,

housed with a signed book in a

custom plywood box.

$ 3,500 | EDITION OF 12

Jason Langer

Twenty Years

Includes a 16 x 20 inch pigment print (your

choice of one image from three options),

with a signed copy of the book.

$ 1,000 | EDITION OF 30

Mark Klett

Saguaros

Includes an original 8 x 10 ambrotype print

with a signed and numbered book in a

clamshell box. (Image below.)

$ 2,500 | DELUXE EDITION OF 10

Ralph Eugene Meatyard

Dolls & Masks

Clamshell box with a copy of the book

and contemporary gelatin-silver print of

Untitled 1962. Signed by the estate.


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