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A Comprehensive Library on Contemporary Artists Book Index THE PARKETT SERIES WITH CONTEMPORARY ARTISTS /DIE PARKETT-REIHE MIT GEGENWARTSKÜNSTLERN NO.88·2011 A COMPREHENSIVE LIBRARY CHF 55.– / � 39 /US$45 STURTEVANT ANDRO INSERT: WEKUA SILKE KERSTIN OTTO-KNAPP BRÄTSCH EDITIONS FOR PAUL PARKETT ON CONTEMPORARY ARTISTS CHAN P 101 A / R K E T T Baghramian Cattelan Dumas Fritsch 100/101 BOOK INDEX Grosse Cover: Wade Guyton & Christopher Wool Cover: Kerstin Brätsch Minter Cover: John Baldessari Cover: Josh Smith Cover: Mai-Thu Perret Mylayne Cover: Katharina Fritsch Party Rist Wolfson No. 88 – CollABORATIONS No. 87 – CollABORATIONS NO. 86 – CollABORATIONS NO. 85 – CollABORATIONS NO. 84 – CollABORATIONS NO. 83 – CollABORATIONS VOL. 1–100 S KERSTIN BRÄTSCH ANNETTE KELM CAROL BOVE MARIA LASSNIG TOMMA ABTS ROBERT FRANK A 33 YEAR E PAUL CHAN KELLEY WALKER PHILIPPE PARRENO BEATRIZ MILHAZES ZOE LEONARD WADE GUYTON 2017 PIN CERITH WYN EVANS JOSIAH MCELHENY S STURTEVANT CHRISTOPHER WOOL SPECIAL 25 YEARS COLL.: SPECIAL 25 YEARS COLL.: JOSH SMITH MAI-THU PERRET TIME CAPSULE ANDRO WEKUA KATHARINA FRITSCH JOHN BALDESSARI JEAN-LUC MYLAYNE INSERT: JOHN STEZAKER INSERT: KERSTIN BRÄTSCH INSERT: SILKE OTTO-KNAPP INSERT: ALLEN RUPPERSBERG INSERT: FRANCES STARK INSERT: MARKUS UHR VOL. 1–100/101, 1984–2017 & THE SET OF ALL AVAILABLE 60 PARKETT VOLUMES This Index provides a brief alphabetical THE PARKETT SERIES WITH CONTEMPORARY ARTISTS / DIE PARKETT-REIHE MIT GEGENWARTSKÜNSTLERN THE PARKETT SERIES WITH CONTEMPORARY ARTISTS / DIE PARKETT-REIHE MIT GEGENWARTSKÜNSTLERN The ParkeTT SerieS wiTh conTemPorary arTiSTS / die ParkeTT-reihe miT gegenwarTSkünSTlern and chronological survey of all artists NO. 99 · 2017 NO. 98 · 2016 no. 97· 2015 and Parkett volumes. The complete CHF 55 / € 39 / US $ 45 CHF 55 / € 39 / US $ 45 chF 55 / € 39 / US $ 45 library includes some 100 titles, spans ANDREA Cover: Rachel Harrison Cover: Cosima von Bonin Cover: Mark Grotjahn Cover: Marilyn Minter Cover: Ernesto Neto BÜTTNER Cover: Carsten Höller ABRAHAM thirty-three years, and features: CRUZVILLEGAS NO. 82 – CollABORATIONS NO. 81 – CollABORATIONS NO. 80 – CollABORATIONS NO. 79 – CollABORATIONS NO. 78 – CollABORATIONS NO. 77 – CollABORATIONS LOUISE BOURGEOIS COSIMA VON BONIN ALLORA & CALZADILLA ALBERT OEHLEN REBECCA WARREN CARSTEN HÖLLER CAMILLE DOMINIQUE GONZALEZ- HENROT PAWEŁ ALTHAMER CHRISTIAN JANKOWSKI JON KESSLER OLAF NICOLAI TRISHA DONNELLY ⋅ More than 270 direct and in-depth CAO FEI FOERSTER OMER FAST RACHEL HARRISON AI WEIWEI MARILYN MINTER ERNESTO NETO RUDOLF STINGEL ADRIAN GHENIE Editions Ed Atkins INSERT: HEIMO ZOBERNIG MARK GROTJAHN LYNETTE YIADOM-BOAKYE INSERT: SADIE BENNING INSERT: NATE LOWMAN INSERT: ANNE COLLIER INSERT: HOWARD GOLDKRAND collaborations with compelling artists for Parkett Theaster Gates HITO INSERT: RYAN GANDER Editions for Parkett Insert: Lee Kit STEYERL Insert: Rokni Haerizadeh EDITIONS FOR PARKETT Iman Issa Mika Rottenberg INSERT: KILIAN RÜTHEMANN THE PARKETT SERIES WITH CONTEMPORARY ARTISTS / DIE PARKETT-REIHE MIT GEGENWARTSKÜNSTLERN Cover: Marlene Dumas from over forty countries, each in- Cover: Lynette Yiadom-Boakye Cover: Ed Atkins Cover: Camille Henrot THE PA KETT SERIES WITH CONTEMPORARY ARTISTS / DIE PARKETT - REIHE MIT GEGENWARTSKÜNSTLERN troduced with three to four essays NO. 100 / 101 No. 99 – CollABORATIONS No. 98 – CollABORATIONS No. 97 – CollABORATIONS EXPANDED EXCHANGE CAO FEI ED ATKINS ANDREA BÜTTNER NO.71 • 2004 NO.73 • 2005 a CHF45.–/ 30 /US$ 32 CHF45.–/ 30 /US$ 32 ERWEITERTER AUSTAUSCH OMER FAST THEASTER GATES ABRAHAM CRUZVILLEGAS ⋅ Additional texts and rubrics on ADRIAN GHENIE LEE KIT CAMILLE HENROT (IM)MATERIAL? 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