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jeweledearth.jpg Joseph Goldberg - Jeweled Earth
$29.95
Jeweled Earth 112-page hardcover book with 89 color illustrations essays by Nathan Kernan and Regina Hackett
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kentridge_prints.jpg William Kentridge Prints
$42.00
William Kentridge Prints is the first book to focus solely on Kentridge's formidable print oeuvre, filling a gap in published work on the artist to date. It is also the first major publication on Kentridge to be published in South Africa. The book includes over 180 works and presents the full range and complexity of Kentridge's printmaking, from his linocuts of the 1970s to his recent sophisticated and distinctive Thinking Aloud drypoints created while he was working on his production of Mozart's opera The Magic Flute, that premiered in Brussels in April 2005.
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owens_suburbia.jpg Bill Owens - Suburbia
$30.00
Hardcover, 120 Pages, 10.25 x 10.23 inches Editor: Shimshak, Robert Harshorn , Introduction by: Halberstam, David
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Shimmer Sherry Markovitz - Shimmer
$29.95
Shimmer: Paintings and Sculptures 120-page hardcover book with 70 color illustrations essays by Chris Bruce and Josine Ianco-Starrels
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celaya_honolulu.jpg Enrique Martinez Celaya: 1992-2000
$50.00
10 x 12 in; 282 pages 275 color and black and white image. Enrique Martinez Celaya's paintings, sculptures, photographs and poetry betray a consistent interest in the gray area between experience and its representation, as well as the relationship between fragmentation and wholeness. Martinez Celaya has examined the nature of the art objects he presents, as well as the possibilities of visual media and the limitations-perhaps inadequacy-of representation itself. In installations, objects and words of profound beauty and elegance, he has explored notions of symbolism, hermeticism, displacement, fragmentation, time, remembrance, mortality and identity.
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motherwell_catalog.jpg Robert Motherwell Catalogue Raisonne
$95.00
The Complete Prints 1940-1991: Catalogue Raisonné By Siri Engberk, Joan Banach Hardcover, 12.25 x 10.5 x 2 inches, 7 lbs., 431 pages, 500 colorplates, 100 black & white illustrations
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roda_book.jpg Tim Roda Catalog
$20.00
Paperback; 6 x 8 inches; 32 pages "In your family photographs, there are probably lots of smiling faces, some vacation scenes, kids playing and important family events. In Tim Roda's photographs of his family, there are hints of danger, layers of meaning, fragmented narratives and a collision between fact and fiction. Roda's recent large-scale, black-and-white photographs, on view at Greg Kucera Gallery, are beautiful and alarming." - By Gayle Clemans / Special to The Seattle Times Friday, January 27, 2006
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simmons_book.jpg Jeffrey Simmons Catalog
$20.00
Paperback; 6 x 8 inches; 31 pages Jeffrey Simmons was born in 1968 in Cincinnati and currently lives in Seattle. He received his BFA from the School of Art at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. The artist's work has made frequent and direct reference to recent art historical precedents, particularly 1960's abstraction. Out of this conversation with the works of the Op and Colorfield painters has grown a new body of work.
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shimomura_stereotypes.jpg Roger Shimomura - Stereotypes and Admonitions
$10.00
This series illustrates incidents of racial insensitivity I have experienced during my life. Accompanying each painting is a written description of the incident that inspired the piece. Also included in this series are events that have affected the Asian American community on a regional and national basis over the past 60 years - essentially my lifetime. - Roger Shimomura
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waters_directors_cut.jpg John Waters - Director's Cut
$60.00
Scalo Publishers - December, 1997, Hardcover, 287 pages Waters admits that his project is to photograph "a favorite movie the way I want to remember it, no matter what the original director had in mind." The result is a collection that documents one man's obsessive and deeply kinky love affair with movies--the kind of love affair in which one partner brings a whip and the other brings a gallon of olive oil and a volleyball team.
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water_invis_sm.jpg Darren Waterston: Representing the Invisible
$39.95
This 128 page color catalog with 81 illustrations in color was published by Charta. Paintings in oil and watercolor from 2002 and 2006.
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waterd_book_thirteen.jpg Darren Waterston - Thirteen Paintings
$20.00
This 24 page color catalog was published in conjunction with an exhibition of paintings from October 14 to November 27, 2004 at Greg Kucera Gallery. All paintings were produced in 2004. ISBN#0-9704699-3-4
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