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Exhibition catalogue published in conjunction with show held in the Belgian Pavilion of the Venice Biennale, June 10 - November 4, 2001. Texts by Robert Storr, Philippe Pirotte and Jan Hoet. Text in English, French and Dutch. [details]
Artist's book by Peter Wegner taking the form of a list of 69 numbered statements, questions, directions and descriptions. [details]
Artist's book by Lawrence Weiner. Features comic-book style panels to block out the action for a video work by the artist under the same title. [details]
Artist's book / catalogue documenting public art project by Lawrence Weiner. "In 1999, the Public Art Fund invited Lawrence Weiner, a lifelong New Yorker, to create an artworkd for the city's public spaces. ... [details]
Hand assembled artist's book by Tom Sachs published in conjunction with exhibition held at Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac, Paris, January 20 - February 24, 2001. Essay by David Rimanelli. Includes text by the artist and taped in color photographs of sculptures by Sachs. ... [details]
Artist's book published in conjunction with exhibition "George Shaw: New Life," held at Anthony Wilkinson Gallery, London, October 27 - December 2, 2001. [details]
Artist's book by Jimmie Durham composed of photographs with texts in English and Japanese. [details]
Artist's book by John Baldessari that plays against his prior artist's book "Ingres and other Parables" (1972). Book consists of non sequitur parings of photographs and parable-esque texts, or morals, for art students and young artists. [details]
Republication of the limited edition artist's book of black-and-white photographs of the industrial landscape in Southern California published in 1974 by Leo Castelli. Includes 51 duotone reproductions. ... [details]
Artist's book presented as a periodical by Maurizio Cattelan, edited by Cattelan and Miyake Akiko. In the style of his other collaborative projects including "Charlie," and "Permanent Food." Features a myriad of art images culled from magazines, catalogues, the popular press, etc. [details]
