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SELECTED MONOGRAPHS – May 2008 NEW BOOKS – SELECTED MONOGRAPHS – May 2008 Tseng Kwong Chi : self portraits 1979-1989. by Tseng, Kwong Chi. Imprint: New York. Paul Kasmin Gallery. 2008. David Burliuk : Russian modernist : 40 years of paintings and works on paper from the collection of Louis and Annette Kaufman. by Lucie-Smith, Edward. Imprint: Santa Fe. LewAllen Modern. 2008. Carol Hepper : a part together. by Hepper, Carol. Imprint: New York. Galeria Ramis Barquet. 2008. Paul Schutze : twilight science. by Schutze, Paul. Imprint: London. Alan Cristea Gallery. 2008. Emily Mason : contemplating color. by Ebony, David. Imprint: Santa Fe. LewAllen Contemporary. 2008. Sean Scully : la surface peinte. by Hubbard, Sue. Imprint: Paris. Galerie Lelong. 2008. Auke de Vries : eine Skulptur fur Wiesbaden. by Rattemeyer, Volker. Imprint: Wiesbaden. Museum Wiesbaden. 2008. Sofi Zezmer. by Petzinger, Renate. Imprint: Wiesbaden. Museum Wiesbaden. 2008. Jawlensky in Wiesbaden : Gemalde und graphische Arbeiten in der Kunstsammlung des Museums Wiesbaden. Imprint: Wiesbaden. Museum Wiesbaden. 2007. Robert Indiana : Museum Kurhaus Kleve, Museum Wiesbaden / / [Ausstellung und Katalog, Robert Indiana, Guido de Werd, Roland Mönig]. by Indiana, Robert, 1928- Call #: N6537.I53 A4 2007 Imprint: [Kleve] : Museum Kurhaus Kleve, c2007. Realism surrealism : Joe Shannon. by Shannon, Joe. Imprint: Washington, DC. Katzen American University Museum. 2008. Jess : paintings and paste-ups. by Selz, Peter. Imprint: New York. Tibor de Nagy Gallery. 2008. Manfred Mohr : broken symmetry : Preistrager des / winner of the d.velop digital art award [ddaa] 2006. by Mohr, Manfred. Imprint: Bremen. Kunsthalle Bremen. 2007. Julia Montilla : apego ao clixe = apego al cliche = attachement to teh cliche. by Montilla, Julia. Imprint: [Santiago de Compostela]. Centro Galego de Arte Contemporanea. 2007. Senescencia : Ignacio Pardo. by Pardo, Ignacio. Imprint: Santiago de Compostela. Centro Galego de Arte Contemporanea. 2007. Gajin Fujita : pacific tsunami. by Holmes, Pernilla. Imprint: London. Haunch of Venison. 2008. Ricky Swallow. by Swallow, Ricky, 1974- Imprint: Dublin, Ireland : Douglas Hyde Gallery, c2007. Matthew Monahan. by Monahan, Matthew. Imprint: Dublin : Douglas Hyde Gallery, c2007. Joan Mitchell : paintings and pastels, 1973-1983. by Adams, Jill Weinberg. Imprint: New York. Lennon, Weinberg, Inc. 2008. Agency of the orphan : Anna Craycroft. by Craycroft, Anna. Imprint: [New York]. Tracy Williams, Ltd. 2008. Brutal, tender, human, animal: Roger Ballen photography. by Ballen, Roger Imprint: Perth Art Gallery of Western Australia 2008? Heimo Zobernig [Heimo Zobernig ; Die Kunst der Enzyklopadie ; Atlas]. Imprint: Modena. Galleria Civica di Modena. 2008. Dan Flavin : constructed light. by Flavin, Dan. Imprint: St. Louis. Pulitzer Foundation for the Arts. 2008. Roger Brown : the American landscape. by Storr, Robert. Imprint: New York. DC Moore Gallery. 2008. Yuriko Yamaguchi : interdigitate. by Weil, Rex. Imprint: College Park. Art Gallery, University of Maryland. 2007. Adrian Morris, 1929-2004 : a retrospective exhibition. by Cork, Richard. Imprint: London. Redfern Gallery. 2008. Adolph Gottlieb : paintings from four decades. by Wei, Lilly. Imprint: New York. Pace Wildenstein. 2008. Futurism and after : David Burliuk, 1882-1967. by Shkandrij, Myroslav, 1950- Imprint: Winnipeg : Winnipeg Art Gallery, 2008. Samy Benmayor : forbidden pleasures. by Valdes, Adriana. Imprint: New York. Marlborough. 2008. Theodoros Stamos: infinity and beyond: [exhibition] April 24 through May 17, 2008. by Stamos, Theodoros Imprint: New York Hollis Taggart Galleries 2008 Tom Sachs : survey : America, modernism, fashion. by Sachs, Tom. Imprint: Oslo. Astrup Fearnley Museum of Modern Art. 2006. Jennifer Bartlett : from rhapsody to song. by Moos, David. Imprint: Philadelphia. Locks Gallery. 2008. Here there nowhere : paintings by Michael Brophy. by Raban, Jonathan and William L. Lang. Imprint: Portland, Oregon. Nobius Projects. 2007. Jennifer Bartlett : Amagansett / / [essay by Vincent Katz]. by Bartlett, Jennifer, 1941- Imprint: Chicago, Ill. ; New York : Richard Gray Gallery, 2008. Catherine Murphy : new work. by Yau, John. Imprint: New York. Knoedler & Company. 2008. Robert Arneson : from the 60's. by Selz, Peter. Imprint: San Francisco. Brian Goss Fine Art. 2008. Seymour Lipton : metal. by Lipton, Seymour. Imprint: New York. Michael Rosenfeld Gallery. 2008. Richard Diebenkorn : Ocean Park : monotypes & drawings. by Diebenkorn, Richard. Imprint: New York. Greenberg Van Doren Gallery. 2008. Carol Ross : hortus conclusus. by Vetrocq, Marcia E. Imprint: Venice. Spazio Thetis. 2007. Gabriela Leon : Sunday walk to the Zocalo of Oaxaca = paseo dominical por el zocalo de Oaxaca. by Leon, Gabriela. Imprint: Riverside. UCR Sweeney Art Gallery. 2007. Jeanne Silverthorne. by Rubinstein, Raphael. Imprint: New York. McKee Gallery. 2008. Dimitri Hadzi : bronze sculpture. by Hadzi, Dimitri. Imprint: New York. Danese. 2008. Simon Starling : cuttings [supplement]. by Starling, Simon. Imprint: Toronto. Power Plant. 2008. Bastard word : Fiona Banner. by Banner, Fiona. Imprint: [Toronto]. Power Plant Contemporary Art Gallery. 2007. Folkert de Jong : les saltimbanques. by Jong, Folkert de, 1972- Imprint: Amsterdam : Black Cat Pub. ; New York : James Cohan Gallery, 2007. Collection: Hirshhorn Pedro Cabrita Reis : true gardens. by Reis, Cabrita. Imprint: Cologne. Verlag der Buchhandlung Walther Konig. 2008. Lee Bul : on every new shadow / / photographies de Patrick Gries. by Lee, Bul, 1964- Imprint: Paris : Fondation Cartier pour l'art contemporain, 2007. The joy of photography / / [Piotr Uklański ; curator, Patrick Javault ; editing, Anne-Lise Martin, Alison Culliford]. by Uklański, Piotr, 1968- Imprint: Strasbourg : Musées de Strasbourg ; Ostfildern : Hatje Cantz, c2007 Asian field = Tu di / / Antony Gormley ; [edited by Richard Riley]. by Gormley, Antony. Call #: NB497.G65 A4 2003 Imprint: London : British Council, c2003. Drawings on a bus : sketchbook 23, 1954 / / Ellsworth Kelly. by Kelly, Ellsworth, 1923- Call #: N7433.4.K45 D73 2007 Imprint: Göttingen : Steidl Publishers, c2007. After the gold rush / / Jeremy Deller. by Deller, Jeremy, 1966- Call #: N7433.4.D45 A7 2002 Imprint: San Francisco : CCAC Wattis Institute, 2002. Eduardo Chillida : words and images / / compiled by Andrew Dempsey. by Chillida, Eduardo, 1924-2002. Call #: NB813.C45 A4 2003b Imprint: West Bretton, Wakefield : Yorkshire Sculpture Park, c2004. Conrad Atkinson landescapes. by Atkinson, Conrad, 1940- Call #: N6797.A8 A4 2006 Imprint: Claverack, N.Y. : John Isaacs ; London : Turnaround [distributor], 2006. Being in pictures : an intimate photo memoir / / Joanne Leonard ; foreword by Lucy R. Lippard. by Leonard, Joanne. Call #: TR680 .L3824 2008 Imprint: Ann Arbor : University of Michigan Press, c2008. Gregory Crewdson fireflies. by Crewdson, Gregory. Call #: TR647 .C74 2006 Imprint: New York : Skarstedt Fine Art : Luhring Augustine ; London : White Cube ; New York : available through D.A.P./Distributed Art Publishers, 2006. Stephen Shore / / Christy Lange, Michael Fried, Joel Sternfeld. by Lange, Christy. Call #: TR654 .S5225 2007 Imprint: London ; New York, NY : Phaidon Press, 2007. Louise Bourgeois / / Robert Storr, Paulo Herkenhoff, Allan Schwartzman. by Storr, Robert. Call #: NB237.B65 A35 2004 Imprint: London ; New York, NY : Phaidon Press, 2004, c2003. Haluk Akakçe : sky is the limit / / edited by Peter Eleey. by Akakçe, Haluk. Call #: N6797.A36 A4 2007 Imprint: New York : Creative Time, 2007. Richard Estes / / comisarios, Sandro Parmiggiani, Guillermo Solana. by Estes, Richard, 1932- Call #: ND237.E75 A4 2007 Imprint: Milano, Italy : Skira ; New York, NY : Distributed in North America by Rizzoli International Publications, 2007. Beneath the roses / / Gregory Crewdson ; essay by Russell Banks. by Crewdson, Gregory. Call #: f TR655 .C74 2008 Imprint: New York : Abrams, 2008. Erice--Kiarostami : correspondences / / [Víctor Erice, Abbas Kiarostami]. by Erice, Víctor. Call #: PN1998.3.E74 E75 2006 Imprint: Barcelona : Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona, Institut d'Edicions de la Diputació de Barcelona and Actar, 2006. NEW BOOKS – SELECTED GENERAL – May 2008 Laughing in a foreign language. Imprint: London : Hayward Gallery, 2008. Unpopular culture : Grayson Perry selects from the Arts Council collection. Imprint: London. Hayward Publishing. 2008. A viaxe : novas peregrinacions : Gabriel Diaz, Sophie Whettnall, Ignacio Perex-Jofre. Imprint: [Santiago de Campostela]. Centro Galego de Arte Contemporanea. 2007. Post-war to pop : modern British art : abstraction, pop and op art. by Fermon, An Jo. Imprint: London. Whitford Fine Art. 2008. Leaves and papers 1-6 : Dorothy Cross, Patrick Graham, Patrick Hall, Jaki Irvine, Paul Mosse, Michael Warren. Imprint: Dublin. Douglas Hyde Gallery. 2008. Bridge. by Hutchinson, John. Imprint: Dublin. Douglas Hyde Gallery. 2008. Come together : Nina Canell, Clodagh Emoe, Linda Quinlan. Imprint: Dublin. Douglas Hyde Gallery. 2007. Time & place : Milano-Torino, 1958-1968. Imprint: Gottingen. Steidl. 2008. Nest : Dash Snow, Dan Colen. Imprint: New York. Deitch Projects. 2008. Meditations in an emergency / / Directed by Marsha Miro, works by Mark Bradford, Christopher Fachini, Barry McGee, Roxy Paine, Paul Pfeiffer, Jonathan Pylypchuk, Tabaimo, Kara Walker and Nari Ward. Curated by Klaus Kertess. Imprint: Detroit : Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit, 2007. Phantom sightings : art after the Chicano movement / / Rita Gonzalez, Howard
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