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Since its inception in 2009, HENI Publishing has worked closely with artists and authors of the highest calibre across a wide range of titles, from major trade publications to artists’ books and limited editions. Among our new titles for 2019 we are delighted to be publishing the collected conversations of two titans of the contemporary art world in Hans Ulrich Obrist’s The Richter Interviews; a new monograph on New York- based British artist Shantell Martin, the first critical book to showcase her multi-faceted practice; a beautiful and intimate survey of nude photography by Mary McCartney, complete with an artist’s special edition; the first two titles in Damien Hirst: The Complete Works, focusing on two of his latest series of paintings; an artist’s book by Cathy Wilkes to accompany her exhibition at the British Pavilion at this year’s Venice Biennale; and the first of two volumes of the collected writings on art by one of the world’s leading critics and curators, Robert Storr. To find out more about our books – as well as HENI’s work across editions, film, photography and more – visit our website: www.heni.com Contents New Titles 2019 5 Recent Titles & Backlist 23 List of Illustrations 49 Index 50 Sales & Distribution 52 New Titles 2019 Mary McCartney: Paris Nude Essay by Charlotte Jansen Paris Nude presents for the first time a new body of work by the celebrated British photographer Mary McCartney. Over the course of two days in summer 2016, McCartney stayed with her subject Phyllis Wang at her St Germain apartment in Paris, photographing Wang in the nude to produce an extraordinary and intimate series of images. A mixture of black-and-white and colour, the delicate photo- graphs collected here showcase the trust required from both subject and photographer. During their time together, we see the model start to relax in front of the camera as an unspoken bond gradually develops between the two women. With short texts by McCartney and Wang reflecting on their experiences, the book also features an essay by Charlotte Jansen, framing the series within a historical study of the nude in art and giving context to the distinct, fresh perspective of the female gaze. A special slipcased edition with an exclusive handmade darkroom 7 February 2019 print, signed and numbered, is available in a limited run of 143 978-1-9121222-3-3 copies plus 7 artist’s proofs. £24.95 / $35.00 / €30.00 212 × 157 mm (8¼ × 6¼ in) Mary McCartney (b. 1969) focuses on discovering those rare moments Hardback, 144 pp of unguarded intimacy that offer new insights into her photographic 150 colour + b/w subjects. Her work in portraiture and candid reportage photography is suffused with a deep personal investment that captures the creative chemistry between photographer and subject. Her book Twelfth Night was published by HENI in 2016. Phyllis Wang is an American-born Taiwanese writer, stand-up comic and fashion collaborator, who lives and works in Paris. Charlotte Jansen is an arts and culture journalist and editor-at-large at Elephant magazine. Limited Edition 978-1-9121222-5-7 £125.00 / $175.00 / €150.00 212 × 257 mm (8¼ × 6¼ in) Hardback in slipcase, 144 pp With signed and numbered darkroom print 150 colour + b/w Edition of 143 + 7 artist’s proofs 6 7 Philippe Parreno: Fireflies Interview by Hans Ulrich Obrist Essay by Vinciane Despret Philippe Parreno: Fireflies presents a series of pen-and-ink drawings by the seminal French artist Philippe Parreno, best known for his film and installation work and for radically transforming the contemporary exhibition experience. Parreno has frequently returned to the motif of the firefly, since reading ‘L’articolo delle Lucciole’ (‘The Article of the Fireflies’) by Pier Paolo Pasolini, published in 1975. In 2011 he began drawing fireflies and sent the resulting works as gifts to friends and collaborators across the globe. All 283 drawings are collected here for the first time, alongside an interview with Parreno by Hans Ulrich Obrist, Artistic Director of the Serpentine Galleries, London, and an essay by philosopher Vinciane Despret on time and mortality. Parreno’s Fireflies are among the most intimate and personal works from his widely celebrated practice. 25 March 2019 Philippe Parreno (b. 1964) lives and works in Paris, France. He studied at 978-1-9121221-1-0 the École des Beaux-Arts, Grenoble and the Institut des Hautes Études £40.00 / $55.00 / €50.00 en Arts Plastiques at the Palais de Tokyo, Paris. He works in a diverse 280 × 214 mm (11 × 8½ in) range of media including film, sculpture, drawing and text, through Paperback, 312 pp which ideas relating to time and duration permeate. 284 colour + b/w Hans Ulrich Obrist is Artistic Director of the Serpentine Galleries in London. Vinciane Despret is a writer and philosopher of science, teaching at the University of Liège, Belgium. 8 9 The Richter Interviews Hans Ulrich Obrist The Richter Interviews gathers, for the first time, the extended conversations between curator Hans Ulrich Obrist and leading contemporary artist Gerhard Richter. Subjects range from Richter’s place within art history to artists’ books, architecture, religion, unrealised projects and his advice for young artists. The collection also includes a previously unpublished interview focused on Richter’s much-lauded window for Cologne Cathedral. Obrist’s vast knowledge and interrogating mind, coupled with his long-standing relationship with Richter, make him a unique interlocutor for an artist whose work spans more than 60 years and ranges from painting to photography, glass to printmaking, watercolours to books. Illustrations of artworks feature throughout the texts for visual reference. Prompted by the questions of a much-respected friend and collaborator, Richter here reveals rare insights into his thinking and his art – making this an essential book on one of the most influential artists of our time. 18 April 2019 978-1-9121222-4-0 Hans Ulrich Obrist is a world-renowned curator and Artistic Director of £19.95 / $29.95 / €24.95 the Serpentine Galleries in London. Alongside his curatorial practice, he 210 × 150 mm (8¼ × 6 in) has written extensively on contemporary art, with a particular interest in Paperback, 176 pp the interview format. 83 colour + b/w Gerhard Richter (b. 1932) is widely regarded as one of the most prolific and pre-eminent artists at work today. His work has been the subject of exhibitions internationally, including touring retrospectives at the Kunsthalle Düsseldorf; Tate, London; the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago; and the Museum of Modern Art, New York. 10 11 Damien Hirst: The Complete Works Colour Space Essay by Ann Gallagher The first in a new series of books covering the entire oeuvre of Damien Hirst, Colour Space surveys the paintings created in response to the artist’s iconic Spot Painting series started in 1986, during Hirst’s first year at Goldsmiths College in London. Where the Spot Paintings were painstakingly rigorous in their formulaic grid structure, intended to look as if they had been made ‘by a person trying to paint like a machine’, the Colour Space series, produced in 2016, is looser and more painterly, featuring drips and splashes of paint. In both series, however, no two colours repeat within a single canvas. Comprising over 270 paintings, the Colour Space works are all made in household gloss paint on canvas. Each painting is fully illustrated in the book, alongside detail images, while an intro- June 2019 ductory essay by Ann Gallagher, Director of Collections at Tate, 978-1-9121220-6-6 places this recent body of work in context, exploring the balance £75.00 / $100.00 / €85.00 Hirst achieves between the elements of colour and space in each 328 × 265 mm (13 × 10½ in) picture, the process of their making, and the belief that they signal Hardback, 418 pp in the endless possibilities of painting. 328 colour Damien Hirst (b. 1965) is internationally recognised as one of the most important living artists. Through a varied practice of installation, sculpture, painting and drawing he explores the complex relationships between art, beauty, religion, science, life and death. Since 1987, Hirst has had over 90 solo exhibitions around the world, and has been included in over 300 group shows. He lives and works between London and Gloucestershire. Ann Gallagher is a curator and writer. She is Director of Collections, British Art at Tate, where she curated a major retrospective of Hirst’s work in 2012. 12 13 Cathy Wilkes Essay by Dr Zoé Whitley For the 58th International Art Exhibition – La Biennale di Venezia, the British Council has commissioned artist Cathy Wilkes to represent Great Britain. Presenting new works, created especially for the historic, neo-classical former tea house of the British Pavilion, Wilkes will trigger new meanings and atmospherics within the Pavilion’s grand domestic architecture. This publication, one of the few books on the artist in print, features a new set of drawings relating to the highly anticipated work for the Biennale, and provides rare insights into Wilkes’ creative process. An essay by curator Zoé Whitley explores Wilkes’ 11 May 2019 art in the context of the artist’s acceptance of ambiguity as a key 978-1-9121222-6-4 element in her intense and mysterious work. Designed by Berlin- £12.00 / $19.95 / €15.00 based book designer Yvonne Quirmbach in close collaboration 210 × 250 mm (8¼ × 9¾ in) with the artist herself, this unique publication is as much an Paperback, 52 pp artist’s book as a record of this major international exhibition. 13 colour + b/w Cathy Wilkes (b. 1966, Belfast) was nominated for the Turner Prize in 2008, and was awarded the inaugural Maria Lassnig Prize in 2016, a biennial award to honour the achievements of mid-career artists.