Autumn 2017 Hello
Autumn 2017 Hello We are pleased to announce Black Dog Publishing’s Autumn 2017 catalogue, which includes an exciting range of new titles, as well as recent bestsellers and our renowned backlist. New titles for the autumn season include Bish Bosch, the first scholarly analysis of Scott Walker’s work published with the musician’s permission; Becoming Animal, a study of existential human experience through art; and folly, a beautiful publication of British artist Phyllida Barlow’s work for the upcoming British Pavilion at the 57th Venice Biennale. Celebrating 150 years of Canada, we are excited to introduce The Faraway Nearby, which offers stunning documentation and a unique view into Canadian history through photographs published in The New York Times. Alongside this, Kent Monkman: Shame and Prejudice, A Story of Resilience, our second publication with the artist, documents an extensive collection of his paintings, drawings and sculptural work, which offer the audience an acute and scathing commentary on Canada’s chequered history. We are also pleased to announce the reprinting of Wreckers of Civilisation, the iconic book that explored the history of the British musical and visual arts group Throbbing Gristle. Finally, this season’s catalogue presents two fascinating titles that are of great importance for America, and that have gained the support of the acclaimed, far-reaching and ambitious Pacific Standard Time: LA/LA initiative from Getty, which explores Latin American and Latino art. The first, How to Read El Pato Pascual, is a thrilling investigation into Walt Disney’s influence on Latin American popular culture and visual art, and intends to show how culture is created through a sequence of exchanges, responses and (mis)appropriations.
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