SPRING/ SUMMER 2019 Hello

Welcome to the 2019 catalogue for Black Dog Press. We are delighted to offer a fascinating selection of new titles, produced in close collaboration with some of the biggest and most emerging names in contemporary art.

It has been an eventful yet rewarding year for Black Dog—in February 2018, we came under the ownership of the SJH Group, a world-leading creative media group. This partnership has put us in an even stronger position, bringing more scope and enabling us to publish a wider selection of beautiful books to a consistently high standard.

We are extremely proud of the books we present on the following pages of this catalogue, in particular the variety of dynamic subject matters and perspectives discussed. From exploring identity through creative practice, to the future of art and design and the thinking processes behind this, to the principles and processes of painting, to human perception and sensory apparatus, we are confident these books will speak to a wide range of readers around the world.

We are excited about the future for Black Dog Press, what this offers for us, and also for our publishing partners.

Read on and enjoy.

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IN ACHING AGONY AND LONGING I WAIT FOR YOU BY THE SPRING OF THIEVES Jumana Emil Abboud

EDITORS: Jumana Emil Abboud and Lara Khaldi CONTRIBUTORS: Marina Warner and Tina Sherwell

Posing questions about memory, the body, folklore and rituals, Jumana Emil Abboud’s artistic practice confronts the telling and retelling of history and the impacts of language and the fragmentation of memories. The Jerusalem-based artist’s oeuvre includes visual, poetic and text-based projects spanning 20 years; In aching agony and longing I wait for you by the Spring of Thieves focuses on two projects— Available Maskouneh (Inhabited), 2015–2017, and I Feel Nothing, 2012–2015. Paperback Closing the book are contributions by Marina Warner and Tina Sherwell ISBN 978-1-911164-90-6 that thoughtfully engage with Abboud’s practice at large. £19.95 · $24.95 The two main chapters of In aching agony and longing I wait for you 25.5 × 19.5 cm · 10 × 7.5 in by the Spring of Thieves focus on Abboud’s long engagement with 80 pages folktales from Palestine and elsewhere. The first chapter brings together drawings, video stills and performance excerpts, all of which belong to Maskouneh (Inhabited), a series that explores Abboud’s connection to the landscape and folktales of her homeland. These works are paired with journal entries from her recent collaboration with filmmaker Issa Freij, in which they return to haunted springs and water wells described in 1922 by ethnographer Tawfiq Canaan. A second chapter similarly represents drawings and video stills from Abboud’s series I Feel Nothing, inspired by a Palestinian variant of the folktale “The Girl Whose Hands were Cut Off”. In aching agony and longing I wait for you by the Spring of Thieves marks the finissage of Abboud’s solo exhibition, The Horse, the Bird, the Tree and the Stone at Bildmuseet in Sweden and the inauguration of her dedicated show The pomegranate and the sleeping ghoul at Darat al Funun–The Khalid Shoman Foundation in Jordan.

SUPPORTED BY BILDMUSEET AND DARAT AL FUNUN–THE KHALID SHOMAN FOUNDATION.

4 5 SEE YOURSELF X Human Futures Expanded

AUTHOR: Madeline Schwartzman CONTRIBUTORS: Louis-Philippe Demers, Olaf Martens, Katharine Dowson, Mariana Fantich & , Dominic Young, Ruth Marten, et al

The second volume of Madeline Schwartzman’s series of books that look at human perception and the sensory apparatus. See Yourself X explores all forms of physical head augmentation; from new organs to hair extensions and dos; head constructions to headdresses; and prosthetics and helmets by artists, designers, inventors, scientists and world cultures. Everyone with a head will be interested in this book. Available An innovative and dynamic study of human perception, presented Paperback as part exhibition in book form and part academic textbook, born out ISBN 978-1-910433-22-5 of Schwartzman’s head-based design projects at Columbia University £24.95 · $34.95 and Parsons. 28 × 23 cm · 11 × 9 in Follows on from the best-selling first volume, See Yourself Sensing, 192 pages a collection of futuristic proposals for the body and the senses that spans across disciplines and media from the 1960s to the present. See Yourself X focuses in on our fundamental perceptual domain— the human head—presenting an array of conceptual and constructed ideas for extending ourselves physically into space. What will be the physical future of the head and the sensory apparatus in 50 years time, as the mechanisms for how we communicate and sense change and become obsolete, prompted, possibly, by the advancement of brain-to-brain communication? See Yourself X looks at where we are now, in the hope of projecting into that future.

SEE YOURSELF SENSING Redefining Human Perception Author: Madeline Schwartzman PB · ISBN 978-1-907317-29-3 RRP £24.95 · $39.95 28 × 23 cm · 11 × 9 in 192 pages · 300 ills

6 7 JOHNNIE COOPER Sunset Strip

CONTRIBUTORS: Peter Murray, Tom Hastings JOHNNIE COOPER SUNSET STRIP Johnnie Cooper is the first monograph of the British artist’s work, joining a curatorial initiative over recent decades to undertake important re-evaluations of the careers of important twentieth- and twenty-first century artists such as Tess Jaray, William Turnbull and John Hoyland. Johnnie Cooper has, for the past half-century, devoted himself to a tireless investigation into the nature and potential of painting in his rural Worcestershire studio, constantly exploring new principles and processes. This book provides an opportunity to explore the Available development of Cooper’s practice, from the figurative totems Hardback sculpted in his student days, to the rich Abstract Expressionist ISBN 978-1-912165-09-4 works of the 1980s and the Minimalist, gestural works on paper £29.95 · $39.95 of the past decade. Johnnie Cooper charts the journey of his 28 × 23 cm · 11 × 9 in signature investigations into colour, line and form. 240 pages Born in Wolverhampton, England, Cooper attended the sculpture course at Staffordshire College of Art, run by internationally renowned sculptor Stuart Osborne. After completing a postgraduate year at Staffordshire University in Fine Art Sculpture, Cooper was awarded a travel bursary and also won a prestigious grant from the Gulbenkian Society to study in Florence. As well as exhibiting in JOHNNIE COOPER’S SOLO mixed shows throughout the UK over the past 40 years, Cooper has EXHIBITION ‘THROE ON THROE’ recently shown work in Dallas and Shanghai, and his work is held in WILL BE ON DISPLAY AT THE numerous private collections. Cooper has also exhibited with the Free SAATCHI GALLERY IN LONDON Painters and Sculptors Society, and at the Manchester Academy of FROM 19 APRIL TO 4 MAY 2019. Fine Art, the Mall Galleries and the Royal Academy.

8 9 PUBLIC ENQUIRIES PARK LEK and the Scandinavian Social Turn

EDITORS: Helena Selder, SOMEWHERE, Mick Wilson CONTRIBUTORS: Kerstin Bergendal, Stenka Hellfach, James Holston, Ulrikke Neergard, Andrea Phillips, Mick Wilson, Giorgiana Zachia, et al

Public Enquiries is the culmination of a multidisciplinary research project that operated through a series of public hearings in Stockholm, Copenhagen and Gothenburg (2015–2016). The hearings focused on Kerstin Bergendal’s PARK LEK (2010–2014), which was described at the time as “a utopian art project and a concrete intervention in the urban planning process”. Public Enquiries maps how Bergendal’s extraordinary art project Available PARK LEK contested and ultimately transformed the local government Paperback processes used to shape a segregated urban area of Stockholm. ISBN 978-1-911164-30-2 Though PARK LEK is primarily examined within the context of Scandinavian £19.95 · $29.95 society, the writers additionally go on to outline how the project can function 23 x 15 cm · 9 × 6 in as a blueprint for how artistic practice can act as an agent in reconstructing 180 pages local democracy worldwide. The culmination of a multidisciplinary research project that operated through a series of public hearings in Stockholm, Copenhagen and Gothenburg (2015–2016), Public Enquiries provides a multidisciplinary critical reading of PARK LEK and its contribution to the international debate about how artists can contribute to public policy. The book is a ’must read’ for anyone with an interest in the current state of socially engaged art practice and the ways in which the government of contemporary urban spaces can be re-politicised through artistic intervention as a catalyst for local democratic processes.

THIS TITLE IS PUBLISHED IN PARTNERSHIP WITH VALAND ACADEMY, UNIVERSITY OF GOTHENBURG.

10 11 STUDIO TIME Future Thinking in Art and Design

EDITORS: Jan Boelen, Ils Huygens, Heini Lehtinen CONTRIBUTORS: Bruce Sterling, Dunne & Raby, Rotor, Atelier Van Lieshout, Konstantin Grcic, et al

The ability to use imagination and envision future needs is crucial in art, design and architecture. Future thinking and making require imagination and capability to create narratives for near and far Available futures and the capacity to compose proposals to meet the imagined Paperback future needs. Future-oriented creative practices also require ISBN 978-1-912165-08-7 future literacy—understanding the temporal continuum in which £29.95 · $39.95 the future-oriented work is created, and being aware of underlying 20 × 21 cm · 8 × 8 in incentives, motivations and structures of the self-initiated works 296 pages or commissions. Similarly, viewing or consuming the speculative creative works requires some level of understanding of the context of the works. Studio Time: Future Thinking in Art and Design approaches these questions with essays from international design and art thinkers, reflective shorter essays and a selection of art, design and architecture projects. The book consists of three parts that each focus on future fictions in art and design from different perspectives: future fictions and imagination in creative practices; future literacy; and future ethics. Each part consists of two essays, two practical, reflective contributions from artists and designers and a selection of art and design projects from practitioners around the world. The book is a closing chapter of Studio Future, which is one of the research studios developed by Belgium-based Z33 House for Contemporary Art. Since 2012, Studio Future has focused on a variety of aspects on future-oriented art and design practices through different research and exhibition projects, which have been accompanied by online and offline publishing.

12 13 VANTAGE Ryan Koopmans

Foreword: Marvin Heiferman

The first monograph of photographer Ryan Koopmans, an award winning Canadian/Dutch photographer whose work is exhibited and published across the world, Vantage explores the earth’s manmade structures, surreal architecture and megacities, evoking the insight and intrigue experienced from a travelling photographer’s perspective. Koopman’s compelling photographs are presented alongside conversations with political leaders, business tycoons and local residents, providing a timeless vision of our world that is both contemporary and creative. Marvin Heiferman, an independent September 2019 curator and writer who originates projects about the impact of Hardback photographic images on art, visual culture and science, offers an ISBN 978-1-912165-18-6 insightful foreword. £34.95 · $44.95 With photographs shot on location in Kazakhstan, China, 29.2 × 21.9 cm · 11.5 × 8.5 in Russia, Iraq, Brazil, USA, the Netherlands, Singapore, Hong Kong, 240 pages Georgia, Ukraine, Spain, Sweden, Canada, Dubai, Malaysia and South Korea.

14 15 MESOZOIC PARK Terry Munro

Mesozoic Park is an intriguing series of photographs documenting the construction of a (pseudo) prehistoric landscape in Calgary, Canada in the early 1980s. The history of photography has been dominated by the landscape: from its state as a pristine natural phenomenon, to its altered forms, and then to the manufactured, of which the city’s Prehistoric Park is a prime example. The site includes multiple geologic structures that humans have built to mimic nature. The images in the monograph address the illusions that humanity creates for itself, as in our increasing quest to find substitutes for September 2019 ‘the real’. The simulated environment in Mesozoic Park focuses on Paperback the earth and landscape as packaging or amusement, and more ISBN 978-1-912165-16-2 importantly, as a site for social and political inquiry. £24.95 · $34.95 The black and white photographs, printed in duotone, document 21 × 21 cm · 8 × 8 in a geological dream world in which a ‘primordial’ landscape has 68 pages been cleverly designed and programmed for an artificial visitor experience. By exploring the park in great detail, Munro offers privileged access to what we never get to see: the construction of a facsimile panorama that will provide visitors with the illusion of time travel. The real and false are confused, no longer relevant in this walk through a purported 65 million year-old landscape. The book also contains photographs which show the artificial human construct in 2018.

16 17 JULIA DAULT PUNK ORIENTALISM

CONTRIBUTORS: Julia Paoli, Nigel Prince Central Asia’s Contemporary Art Revolution Accompanying the first solo museum exhibition by Brooklyn-based artist Julia Dault, this catalogue demonstrates her ongoing interest in EDITOR: Sara Raza balancing spontaneous gesture with rules, logic and the constraints of materials. Punk Orientalism explores the radical story of contemporary Physical negotiations are central to the textured paintings and art in Central Asia since the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991, improvised sculptures for which Julia Dault is celebrated. In her following almost 75 years of Soviet rule. What ensued was the chaotic multilayered paintings, Dault employs organic and synthetic supports emergence of various political, religious and ethnic groups vying for such as canvas, leather, vinyl, spandex and wooden frames, which power. At the same time a new generation of contemporary artists act as surfaces to hold paint or as a means of imposing patterns. were emerging from art schools into this changing and divided society. Whether adding or subtracting paint from these materials, she uses Punk Orientalism examines this cohort of artists and their creation September 2019 unusual tools such as rubber combs and squeegees that standardise September 2019 of art that challenged the Soviet-style dogmas dominating the academe Paperback her gestures. Repetition and transparency are important to Dault; Paperback in Central Asia. In critiquing societal hypocrisy this formed a movement ISBN 978-1-910433-04-1 looked at closely, her paintings reveal the process of their creation. ISBN 978-1-908966-59-9 that contributed to the evolution of a Central Asian contemporary £19.95 · $29.95 Featuring essays by exhibition curators Julia Paoli and Nigel £19.95 · $29.95 art scene. Alongside interviews and essays this book aims to provide 28 x 23 cm · 11 x 9 in Prince, as well as a specially commissioned text, Julia Dault is an 28 x 23 cm · 9 x 11 in both an introduction and comprehensive survey of one of the most 160 pages engaging and long overdue introduction to the artist and her work. 192 pages under-researched regions in the contemporary art world, yet one that remains a truly emerging market positioned at the intersection PUBLISHED IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE POWER PLANT, TORONTO AND THE CONTEMPORARY ART GALLERY, VANCOUVER. of Asia’s social, cultural and economic development. Focusing on art from Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan and Afghanistan.

18 19 KEVIN SCHMIDT

CONTRIBUTORS: Nigel Prince, Charo Neville, Kathleen Ritter

An interdisciplinary artist working across performance, video, photography and installation who has exhibited widely across North America and Europe, Schmidt is perhaps best known for performance expeditions and interventions into the natural world, which are documented in photographs, installations and videos. Schmidt addresses the tensions between man and nature, performance and document, indoors and outdoors, combining notions of the heroic with the seemingly amateur by using visible reminders of construction and theatrical devices—smoke machines, stage lights and DIY photographic equipment. Works are often situated in remote locations, where the artist stages remarkable September 2019 events that transfer elements of urban culture into untouched Paperback natural contexts, such as Aurora with Roman Candle, which shows ISBN 978-1-910433-76-8 him firing roman candles at the Aurora Borealis, and his eleven- £29.95 · $39.95 and-a-half hour Epic Journey. 28 × 23 cm · 11 × 9 in PUBLISHED IN PARTNERSHIP WITH CONTEMPORARY ART GALLERY, VANCOUVER AND 160 pages KAMLOOPS ART GALLERY.

20 21 RAVE Rave and its Influence on Art and Culture

EDITOR: Nav Haq

Rave is one of the first publications to critically engage with the historical rave movement of the 1980s and 1990s, and its relationship to contemporary art and visual culture. This book considers the social, political and economic conditions that led to the advent of rave as a ‘counterculture’ across Europe, but crucially its lasting influence on wider culture, specifically through the lens of contemporary art. Representing a broad range of artistic practices, including the work of Jeremy Deller, Rineke Dijkstra and Daniel Pflumm, the September 2019 aesthetics and ideologies of rave are considered through the impact Paperback of such prominent notions as ‘autonomy’, ‘civil liberty’, ‘technology’ ISBN 978-1-910433-87-4 and ‘creativity’. £24.95 · $34.95 In addition to artistic contributions, the book features texts by 24.8 x 18.7 cm · 10 × 7 in Mark Fisher and Kodwo Eshun, as well as interviews with Renaat 272 pages Vandepapeliere & Sabine Maes, founders of the legendary R&S Record label; Walter van Beirendonck, the iconic Belgian fashion designer; and Wolfgang Voigt, visual artist, musician and co-founder of Cologne’s Kompakt records. The publication accompanied the interdisciplinary exhibition Energy Flash—The Rave Movement, which opened at MuHKA— the Museum of Contemporary Art Antwerp, in June 2016.

PUBLISHED IN PARTNERSHIP WITH MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART, ANTWERP.

22 23 VISUAL AID Stuff You’ve Forgotten, Things You Never Thought You Knew and Lessons You Didn’t Quite Get Around to Learning

AUTHORS: Draught Associates

WITH NEW & UPDATED STUFF! This updated version of Visual Aid provides the answers to the little questions in life in a simple colourful and engaging way.

Which came first — the telephone or the light bulb? Which is faster — an ostrich or a moth? Who sits behind the clarinets and to the right of the trumpets? September 2019 How do you dance the Foxtrot? Paperback Who’s bigger — Mr Stay Puft or King Kong? ISBN 978-1-912165-20-9 Where is your liver? £9.95 · $19.95 What beats a full house in poker? 17.5 × 12.5 cm · 7 × 5 in Which is taller — the Eiffel Tower or the Empire State Building? 240 pages

This eclectic collection of graphics will get you up to speed on life’s basics, with quirky illustrations and informative diagrams that make it easy to follow and understand. In a small, handy format this accessible guide is perfect for anyone with an interest in visual stimuli or a thirst for general knowledge.

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24 25 DRAWN ON REAL LIFE The Everyday Story of 2018 Tim King

Following on from Tim King’s much acclaimed illustrative exploration of 2016, Drawn on Real Life: The Everyday Story of 2018 documents another extraordinary year on a personal, everyday level. In 2018 we experienced the unforgettable snowstorm dubbed ‘Beast from the East’, as well as one of the hottest summers recorded in decades and surprise success in the World Cup, we also lived through soaring crime rates, personal data breaches and the political September 2019 shambles of Brexit. Paperback Each day of this year, through his immediate, reportage-style ISBN 978-1-912165-21-6 illustrations, Tim captured the attitudes, opinions and atmosphere of £19.95 · $29.95 daily life, from the mundane to the magnificent. Readily drawn on scraps 18 × 18 cm · 7 × 7 in of paper, pizza boxes and coffee cups, what these images communicate 382 pages are personal, humorous and often touching stories entirely from the heart that altogether create a year-long visual narrative. Drawn on Real Life recalls not how history remembers last year, but how we lived it.

26 27 THE 27 CLUB Legends Lost at 27

The number of musicians who died at 27 is truly remarkable by any standard. [Although] humans die regularly at all ages, there is a statistical spike for musicians who die at 27. —Charles R. Cross

2019 marks the 10th anniversary of Amy Winehouse’s death and her addition to The 27 Club. This book celebrates the lives and talents of the numerous musicians, artists and actors who died at the age of 27. Janis Joplin, Jimi Hendrix, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Kurt Cobain, Brian Jones, Jim Morrison, Amy Winehouse, Kristen Pfaffe and Rudy Lewis, amongst many others. In this book, 27 members of the club are documented in photos September 2019 with a series of essays from prominent music and arts journalists. Hardback ISBN 978-1-912165-17-9 Now he’s gone and joined that stupid club. I told him not to join that £29.95 · $39.95 stupid club. —Wendy Fradenburg Cobain O’Connor, Kurt Cobain’s mother 28 × 23 cm · 11 × 9 in 192 pages

28 29 Current Titles MARLON GRIFFITH Symbols of Endurance

EDITOR: Emelie Chhangur CONTRIBUTORS: Christopher Cozier, Gabriel Levine, Stephanie Springgay, Claire Tancons

Marlon Griffith: Symbols of Endurance covers the recent artistic practice of Trinidadian-born artist, whose work draws on the exuberant performative, participatory and ephemeral characteristics of the Trinidad and Tobago Carnival. This, the first monograph of Griffith’s work, is lavishly illustrated with full-colour photographs throughout that span the entirety of his career. Griffith started his artistic practice as a Carnival designer— a “mas’ man”, as Trinidadians would call him. This background deeply Paperback shapes his work as a contemporary visual artist. ISBN 978-1-911164-04-3 This richly illustrated and vibrant book is complemented with £19.95 · $29.95 essays by curators Claire Tancons and Emelie Chhangur, prominent 25 x 19 cm · 10 × 7 in Trinidadian artist and writer Christopher Cozier, academic Stephanie 176 pages Springgay and performance artist and scholar Gabriel Levine, all of whom write uniquely about Griffith’s work and examine it through a number of insightful approaches. Situated at the intersection of visual art and of public performance, Marlon Griffith’s works—or rather ‘happenings’—are known for their ability to escape traditional issues of representation. Operating outside the context of “Mas’”, Griffith’s performative actions are stripped down to their basic form and abstracted to create new images and narratives that respond critically and poetically to our socio-cultural environment. Griffith’s work has been exhibited extensively across the globe and he has been an artist-in-residence at Fordsburg Artists Studios in Johannesburg, 2004; Mino Paper Art Village in Japan, 2005; Edna Manley College of Visual and Performing Arts in Jamaica, 2007 and Art Omi in Ghent and New York, 2011.

32 33 SIMON ENGLISH my big self decoy justin beiber

CONTRIBUTORS: Laurence Scott, Sally O’Reilly

Simon English: my big self decoy justin beiber brings together a significant new body of painted drawings by the artist. This publication includes drawings that tussle with one another for space, pulling the viewer into the energetic and colourful vortex of the artist’s psyche. His are the ‘old’ gremlins. The monsters within that say one is too much and more is never enough. In 2004, Bill Aning wrote that “for picture addicts like myself, English is the equivalent of a crack dealer”. The work within the book is brought together with written contributions from Laurence Scott, who will contribute a text emanating Paperback from English’s imaginary drawing database, and Sally O’Reilly, who will ISBN 978-1-911164-77-7 construct a voice for the work somewhere between art, theory, fiction £24.95 · $34.95 and fantasy. 33 × 24 cm · 13 × 9 in Simon English is a Berlin-born British artist based in London 160 pages who made his debut in Young British Artists III at the Saatchi Gallery in 1994. Since then, his work has been exhibited in galleries, museums and institutions worldwide. Laurence Scott is a writer and author of the book The Four-Dimensional Human. Sally O’Reilly is a writer and critic who recently published her first novel, Crude.

34 35 INTO THE CULTURE CAVE Generator of Art and Community, Emotions and Ideas

EDITOR: Jorn Weisbrodt

Into the Culture Cave documents the 17 days in June 2016 that the Luminato Festival transformed the Hearn Generating Station in the Port Lands, Toronto, into the largest temporary cultural and community centre in the world. The festival that Into the Culture Cave documents was hosted at Hearn Generating Station which is three times the size of Tate Modern and fits the Statue of Liberty in it upright. It was decommissioned in 1983 and apart from serving as a location for movie shoots, such as Hardback Robocop and Pacific Rim, has been closed to the public. ISBN 978-1-911164-29-6 During the Luminato festival around 100,000 people visited the £29.95 · $39.95 Hearn Generating Station and experienced large-scale exhibitions, 28 × 23 cm · 11 × 9 in theatre performances, classical, pop and electro concerts, club 256 pages events, talks, parkour workout sessions, drag queen shows and a high-end French bistro run by Canada’s top chefs in the former control room and no walls. Into the Culture Cave fully documents the remarkable Luminato festival, which, accross 17 days created a model for a multi-disciplinary cultural institution of the twenty-first century; an institution that is able to reflect the values of openness and diversity of the society that it is founded in. While conventional multidisciplinary institutions like the Barbican Centre still separate architecture in terms of space, the ‘Culture Cave’ inverted this rule, using one space for multiple purposes and delineating it in terms of time. In this way, audiences were able to experience the entire breadth of human activity and creativity in one space. This idea was inspired by the cave, the earliest form of human shelter.

THIS TITLE IS PUBLISHED IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE LUMINATO FESTIVAL.

36 37 OUT OF ICE The Secret Language of Ice

EDITORS: Jane Warrilow, Elizabeth Ogilvie CONTRIBUTORS: Andrew Patrizio, Katherine Heron, Tim Ingold, Bergit Arends, Astrid Ogilvie, Julie Decker et al

Out of Ice documents Scottish environmental artist Elizabeth Ogilvie’s gigantic immersive art piece of the same name, a site-specific work designed for Ambika P3, a London gallery and former construction hall. Elizabeth Ogilvie’s work focuses on the psychological, physical Hardback and poetic dimensions of ice and water. Her work is deeply concerned ISBN 978-1-911164-23-4 with nature, global warming and the overall impact human beings £29.95 · $39.95 have on the environment. In it she employs a fusion of art, architecture 27.5 × 27.5 cm · 11 × 11 in and science. 180 pages This publication explores one of the most significant Scottish artists of her generation: it includes essays focusing on a critical interrogation of Ogilvie’s work, as well as poetry, journal extracts and the artist’s own writing. A series of stunning images document Ogilvie’s field research and experimental work, the Out of Ice installation process at Ambika P3, and the artist’s community engagement. Ogilvie was the recipient of a Creative Scotland/National Lottery Award, as well as an Arts Council of England grant and a Saltire Arts and Crafts in Architecture Award. She is the founder/director of Scottish-based cultural trust Lateral Lab, and she has exhibited in numerous galleries worldwide, including in Korea, Germany, Iceland and Japan.

38 39 TEXTING SYRIA Liam Maloney

Syrians fleeing their homes to escape civil war retain one crucial line of communication with those left behind. For these refugees, the mundane act of texting is transformed into an exchange of precious communiqués that confirm the survival or death of their loved ones. ​​ In Texting Syria, Toronto-based photographer Liam Maloney examines mobile phone technology as a conduit for the struggles and strength of Syrians exiled in Lebanon. His photographic portraits, audio recordings and reproductions of refugees’ real text messages combine as testimony to the private dramas of wartime, exposing intimate parallel narratives beyond those that are represented in conventional documentary photography. Hardback His innovative and multi-sensory approach to documenting ISBN 978-1-911164-88-3 Syrian refugees’ experiences has led Maloney to become a £16.95 · $19.95 recipient of the Prix Dazibao, as well as being nominated for 28 × 23 cm · 11 × 9 in Picture Story of the Year by the News Photographers Association of 64 pages Canada. Texting Syria has been exhibited in Canada, the US, Turkey, Norway and Switzerland.

40 41 THE ARTIST’S STUDIO BEVERLY PEPPER Joseph Hartman Selected Works 1968–2015

CONTRIBUTORS: Melissa Bennett, Alana Traficante, Robert Enright AUTHOR: Cat Kron

Bringing together a body of work made by photographer World-renowned sculptor Beverly Pepper, taking inspiration from Joseph Hartman since 2013, The Artist’s Studio offers a glimpse the history of art and the ruins of antiquity—amphitheatres, temple inside the working space of some of Canada’s most prominent columns, obelisks and caryatids—has cultivated a brilliant and contemporary artists. As such, the book contains incredible prolific career spanning many decades. Hardback insights into the studios of artists who have defined a role within Her first major solo exhibition in Los Angeles, held at Kayne ISBN 978-1-911164-20-3 the international contemporary art landscape. Griffin Corcoran in 2017, featured series from Pepper’s signature £24.95 · $34.95 The book offers a spectacular view of an historic moment oeuvre including the sculptures Drusilla Senior, 2014, and Dallas 24 × 30 cm · 12 × 9.5 in within this particular cultural scene, with Hartman providing a Pyramid, 1971. Beverly Pepper: Selected Works 1968–2015 celebrates 160 pages curated viewpoint such that the viewer accesses artists’ studios this important exhibition. mid-process, with the artists themselves never appearing in the Born in Brooklyn in 1922, Pepper has spent most of her adult life Paperback frame. Over 100 artists are featured in the book, including Kent working in central Italy. Although well known for her monumental ISBN 978-1-912165-03-2 Monkman, Sara MacCulloch, Katharine Harvey and Pierre Dorion, public works, site-specific and land art installations throughout £14.95 · $19.95 amongst many others. the world, she has also mastered more intimate forms in cast 23 × 18 cm · 9 × 7 in Joseph Hartman’s work can be found in permanent public iron, Corten steel, bronze, stainless steel and stone, treating each 48 pages collections, including the Art Gallery of Hamilton and the MacLaren material with unique delicacy. Art Centre, as well as prestigious private and corporate collections. The publication features an essay by New York-based writer Cat Kron.

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42 43 Backlist titles Black Dog Press Selected A–Z Backlist ART GALLERY OF WINDSOR TIMES MUSEUM VANCOUVER ART GALLERY ART VANCOUVER SOUTHERN ALBERTA ART GALLERY ART ALBERTA SOUTHERN

ACTIVE WITHDRAWALS AFTER THE AGREEMENT AN TE LIU BHARTI KHER BORDER CULTURES CAROLEE SCHNEEMANN Life and Death of Institutional Critique Contemporary Photography Authors: Pablo Larios, Ken Lum, Matter Contributors: Srimoyee Mitra, Unforgivable Editors: Biljana Ciric, in Northern Ireland Kitty Scott, Andrew Berardini Editors: Daina Augaitis, Diana Freundl Dr Lee Rodney, Bonnie Devine Contributors: Melissa Ragona, Nikita Yingqian Cai Author: Sarah Tuck HB · ISBN 978-1-910433-38-6 PB · ISBN 978-1-910433-97-3 PB · ISBN 978-1-910433-44-7 Kristine Stiles, Kenneth White et al PB · ISBN 978-1-910433-25-6 PB · ISBN 978-1-908966-91-9 RRP £29.95 · $39.95 RRP £24.95 · $34.95 RRP £19.95 · $29.95 HB · ISBN 978-1-908966-51-3 RRP £24.95 · $34.95 RRP £19.95 · $29.95 28 × 21 cm · 8 × 11 in 28 × 22 cm · 11 × 8.7 in 28 × 23 cm · 9 × 11 in RRP £39.95 · $59.95 21 × 12 cm · 5 × 8 in 25 × 20 cm · 8 × 10 in 240 pages · 280 ills 160 pages · 120 ills 160 pages · 100 ills 25.5 × 20.5 cm · 8 × 10 in 352 pages · 50 ills 144 pages · 100 ills 320 pages · 200 ills BOB AND ROBERTA SMITH ROBERTA AND BOB

ART GALLERY OF HAMILTON Bob and Roberta Smith is the alias of the artist Patrick Brill, a leading contemporary artist known for his 'slogan' artwork. His oeuvre covers broad topics, such as the role of art in schools and the failings of contemporary politicians.

ARE YOU EXPERIENCED? THE ART OF JESSICA VOORSANGER BARBARA NICHOLLS ART U NEED I SHOULD BE IN CHARGE Author: Melissa Bennett The Impostor Series Sedimentary Flow My Part in the Public Art Revolution Author: Bob and Roberta Smith PB · ISBN 978-1-910433-01-0 Contributors: Kathy Kubicki, Author: Martin Holman Author: Bob and Roberta Smith HB · ISBN 978-1-907317-26-2 RRP £24.95 · $34.95 Dr Jean Wainwright HB · ISBN 978-1-911164-21-0 PB · ISBN 978-1-906155-16-2 RRP £29.95 · $49.95 28 × 23 cm · 9 × 11 in HB · ISBN 978-1-908966-85-8 (German lang) 978-1-911164-38-8 RRP £19.95 · $29.95 29 × 23 cm · 9 × 11 in 192 pages · 203 ills RRP £29.95 · $39.95 RRP £24.95 · $34.95 24 × 18 cm · 7 × 9 in 224 pages · 300 ills 27 × 21 cm · 8 × 10 in 30 × 23 cm · 9 × 12 in 160 pages · 46 ills 160 pages · 130 ills 128 pages · 110 ills VANCOUVER ART GALLERY ART VANCOUVER MONTREAL MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS

BEACONSFIELD THE BEAVER HALL GROUP BETWEEN STATES CHARLES EDENSHAW CHARM, BELLIGERENCE THE COLOUR OF TIME Chronic Epoch 1920s Modernism in Montreal Authors: Simon Faulkner, Editors: Robin K Wright, & PERVERSITY Garry Fabian Miller Authors: Margaret Garlake, Contributors: Jacques Des Rochers, David Reeb Daina Augaitis, Jim Hart et al The Incomplete Works of GBH Authors: Adam Nicolson, Julian Stallbrass et al Brian Foss, Kristina Huneault et al PB · ISBN 978-1-908966-38-4 HB · ISBN 978-1-908966-20-9 Authors: Mark Bonner, Jason Gregory Nigel Warburton, Marina Warner PB · ISBN 978-1-908966-57-5 HB · ISBN 978-1-908966-93-3 RRP £19.95 · $29.95 RRP £24.95 · $39.95 and Peter Hale HB · ISBN 978-1-907317-06-4 RRP £16.95 · $24.95 (French lang) ISBN 978-1-908966-94-0 23 × 17 cm · 7 × 9 in 28 × 25 cm · 10 × 11 in HB · ISBN 978-1-910433-90-4 RRP £29.95 · $49.95 21 × 15 cm · 6 × 8 in RRP £34.95 · $49.95 176 pages · 140 ills 304 pages · 280 ills RRP £24.95 · $34.95 25 × 25 cm · 10 × 10 in 144 pages · 75 ills 28 × 23 cm · 9 × 11 in 28 × 23 cm · 9 × 11 in 192 pages · 150 ills 352 pages · 283 ills 192 pages · 312 ills

46 47 Black Dog Press Selected A–Z Backlist DUNLOP ART GALLERY VANCOUVER ART GALLERY ART VANCOUVER

COMMUNION CRITICAL DICTIONARY DAVID WHITAKER EMBRACING CANADA TRAGEDY PLUS TIME WHO’S AFRAID OF PURPLE, Ben Judd Author: David Evans Painting Landscapes from Krieghoff to Authors: Blair Fornwald, ORANGE AND GREEN? Authors: Emma Cocker, PB · ISBN 978-1-907317-49-1 Author: Matthew Sturgis the Group of Seven Wendy Peart, Jennifer Matotek Authors: Jennifer Matotek, Alun Rowlands, Pandora Syperek RRP £19.95 · $29.95 HB · ISBN 978-1-907317-44-6 Author: Ian M Thom PB · ISBN 978-1-910433-29-4 Mark Cheetham, Jaleh Mansoor PB · ISBN 978-1-908966-33-9 23 × 17 cm · 7 × 9 in RRP £29.95 · $49.95 PB · ISBN 978-1-910433-56-0 RRP £19.95 · $29.95 PB · ISBN 978-1-910433-28-7 RRP £14.95 · $19.95 192 pages · 248 ills 28 × 23 cm · 9 × 11 in RRP £29.95 · $39.95 24 × 18 cm · 7 × 9 in RRP £19.95 · $29.95 24 × 18 cm · 7 × 9 in 144 pages · 120 ills 24 × 28 cm · 11 × 10 in 144 pages · 172 ills 28 × 23 cm · 9 × 11 in 96 pages · 99 ills 208 pages · 155 ills 144 pages · 122 ills DEN FRIE DEN VANCOUVER ART GALLERY ART VANCOUVER RYERSON IMAGE CENTRE

DE MA MAIN À LA COULEUR / DOUGLAS COUPLAND THE EDGE OF THE EARTH EXPERIMENTAL EATING FIG-2 (50 projects 50 weeks) FOLLOW-UP ON 11 EXHIBITIONS HAND TO COLOUR Everywhere is Anywhere is Climate Change in Photography Author: Thomas Howells Editor: Fatos Ustek BY JENS HAANING Author: Jean McEwen Anything is Everything and Video PB · ISBN 978-1-908966-40-7 Contributors: Gilda Williams, Hans- Editors: Jens Haaning, HB · ISBN 978-1-910433-69-0 Authors: Daina Augaitis, Bjarke Ingels, Authors: Bénédicte Ramade, RRP £16.95 · $24.95 Ulrich Obrist, Louisa Buck, Laura Eldret, Sidsel Kjaerulff Rasmussen RRP £24.95 · $39.95 Hans-Ulrich Obrist, Michael Stipe et al TJ Demos, Paul Roth 23 × 17 cm · 7 × 9 in Suzanne Treister, Adam Broomberg PB · ISBN 978-1-908966-95-7 20 × 28 cm · 11 × 8 in HB · ISBN 978-1-908966-52-0 HB · ISBN 978-1-910433-98-0 192 pages · 125 ills & Oliver Chanarin et al RRP £24.95 · $34.95 48 pages · 16 ills RRP £24.95 · $34.95 RRP £29.95 · $45.00 HB · ISBN 978-1-911164-39-5​ 30 × 21 cm · 8 × 12 in 28 × 23 cm · 9 × 11 in 25 × 28 cm · 10 × 11 in RRP £29.95 · $39.95 160 pages · 119 ills 296 pages · 250 ills 192 pages · 165 ills 27 × 21 cm · 9 × 11 in 416 pages · 300 ills MCINTOSH GALLERY MCINTOSH KELOWNA ART GALLERY ART KELOWNA BOOKS IN SERIES: DRAWING SERIES: BOOKS IN

DRAWING PROJECTS MAKE BUILD CREATE ED PIEN GARY PEARSON FOLLY THE FARAWAY NEARBY FOR CHILDREN Sculpture Projects for Children Luminous Shadows Short Fictions Phyllida Barlow Contributors: Gerald McMaster, Denise Author: Paula Briggs Author: Paula Briggs Authors: Catherine de Zegher, Editor: Liz Wylie Writer: Emma Dexter Birkhofer, Gaëlle Morel, Paul Roth PB · ISBN 978-1-908966-74-2 PB · ISBN 978-1-910433-70-6 Angela Kingston Contributors: Aaron Peck, Michael HB · ISBN 978-1-911164-67-8 HB · ISBN 978-1-911164-68-5 RRP £14.95 · $24.95 RRP £14.95 · $24.95 PB · ISBN 978-1-910433-96-6 Turner, Ihor Holubizky £19.95 · $29.95 £29.95 · $45.00 26 × 21 cm · 8 × 10 in 26 × 21 cm · 8 × 10 in RRP £19.95 · $29.95 PB · ISBN 978-1-911164-50-0 28 × 23 cm · 9 × 11 in 28 × 22 cm · 8 × 11 in 144 pages · 120 ills 144 pages · 120 ills 30 × 23 cm · 9 × 12 in £24.95 · $34.95 128 pages · 70 ills 256 pages · 150 ills 112 pages · 160 ills 28 × 23 cm · 9 × 11 in 144 pages · 100 ills

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THE WOOD THAT DOESN’T LOOK LIKE AN ELEPHANT The Chase

EDITOR: Ben Casey

The Wood That Doesn’t Look Like An Elephant: The Chase presents a retrospective of the agency’s work over the last 30 years. To illustrate the breadth and diversity of The Chase’s work across various media, the book is structured into the categories found in design award annuals, but inverted in order to showcase the work of one agency over three decades. Here, renowned design writers, editors and practitioners judge some of the agency’s projects, offering a global Hardback perspective on their work and asking the important question: do ISBN 978-1-911164-09-8 these ideas stand the test of time? RRP £39.95 · $59.95 Contributors to the book include John Rushworth and Michael 28 × 24 cm · 9 × 11 in Bierut (partners at Pentagram), Patrick Burgoyne (editor of Creative 312 pages Review) and Aziz Cami and David Stewart (co-founders of The Partners). The Chase has consistently been one of the UK’s most awarded creative consultants, with clients such as Tesco, Transport for London, Cannes, Renault Clio, M&S Bank, Royal Mail and the University of Chicago Booth School of Business.

50 51 Black Dog Press Selected A–Z Backlist ON STELLAR RAYS MCINTOSH GALLERY MCINTOSH ART GALLERY OF YORK UNIVERSITY

EMPIRE OF ILLUSION IF YOU COULD READ MY MIND IMAGINARY HOMELANDS I’M WITH HER Terry Munro Jason Mclean Contributors: Carlos Bonil, Rochelle Feinstein Contributor: Bill Jeffries Contributors: David Liss, Sarah Milroy, Nicolas Consuegra, Miler Lagos, Authors: Jennifer Kabat, David Norr HB · ISBN 978-1-911164-81-4 James Patten, Christine Walde Mateo Lopez, Mateo Rivano PB · ISBN 978-1-910433-35-5 £24.95 · $34.95 PB · ISBN 978-1-910433-03-4 PB · ISBN 978-1-910433-47-8 RRP £19.95 · $29.95 28 × 30 cm · 11 × 12 in RRP £14.95 · $19.95 RRP £19.95 · $29.95 28 × 23 cm · 9 × 11 in 128 pages · 100 ills 22 × 24 cm · 9.5 × 8.5 in 28 × 23 cm · 9 × 11 in 192 pages · 152 ills 96 pages · 93 ills 176 pages · 171 ills Over the past decade Canadian artist Terry Munro has concentrated his creative efforts in documenting one street: Las Vegas Boulevard in Nevada, USA. Visually, Las Vegas

offers an unprecedented environment that purposely and at BOOKS IN SERIES: FONDAZIONE ANTONIO RATTI great expense seeks to interrogate the relationship between reality, symbols and society in often bizarre, ethnocentric, Each title focuses on the work of a exaggerated, extraordinary and outrageous ways. different artist who contributed to the Fondazione Antonio Ratti’s Summer School Munro’s photographs deal in part with the architecture of the programme and its Advanced Course in region and how the real and fictional are seamlessly blended Visual Arts. The Advanced Course is a together, with themes for some of the largest hotels in the world laboratory for artistic spanning from the Roman Empire and contemporary Paris to and theoretical experimentation, held by ancient Egypt. Rising from a vast desolate desert, the city is renowned artists who propose the topic a strange and massive American economic engine fuelled by of the course and then realise a final entertainment, gambling, consumerism and sex. exhibition in Como, Italy. HANS HAACKE LILIANA MORO Once Upon a Time... Moi The black-and-white photographs presented by Munro distil the Fondazione Antonio Ratti is Author: Duncan McCorquodale Author: Duncan McCorquodale hyperbole and extravagance of the Las Vegas strip to reveal simple a non-profit organisation founded by PB · ISBN 978-1-907317-64-4 PB · ISBN 978-1-908966-09-4 truths about spectacle as the final manifestation of capitalism. Antonio Ratti in 1985. The aim of the RRP £14.95 · $24.95 RRP £14.95 · $24.95 Exploring the ideas and influences of Munro, Bill Jeffries has founder was to transform his deep 25 × 17 cm · 7 × 10 in 25 × 17 cm · 7 × 10 in contributed a text that explores these themes in more detail. personal passion for art and textiles into 96 pages · 120 ills 96 pages · 89 ills an active reality in the world of culture. YYZ VANCOUVER ART GALLERY ART VANCOUVER

GUTTERS OF GOLD HANS-ULRICH OBRIST HEAR US IAN WALLACE SUSAN HILLER WALID RAAD IN RAMALLAH, RUNNING Volker Eichelmann with Stephen Tennant Featuring Bill Burns At the Intersection The Dream and the Word Walkthrough Author: Guy Mannes-Abbott ISBN 978-1-911164-13-5 Editor: Bill Burns of Painting and Photography Author: Duncan McCorquodale Author: Duncan McCorquodale Editor: Samar Martha £19.95 · $29.95 Contributors: Dan Adler, Jennifer Allen, Contributors: Daina Augaitis, PB · ISBN 978-1-907317-61-3 PB · ISBN 978-1-908966-08-7 PB · ISBN 978-1-907317-67-5 25 × 21 cm · 8 × 10 in Dannys Montes de Oca Moreda Jeff Derksen, Ian Wallace et al RRP £14.95 · $24.95 RRP £14.95 · $24.95 RRP £19.95 · $29.95 176 pages · 120 ills HB · ISBN 978-1-910433-06-5 HB · ISBN 978-1-907317-57-6 25 × 17 cm · 7 × 10 in 25 × 17 cm · 7 × 10 in 26 × 19 cm · 8 × 10 in RRP £29.95 · $39.95 RRP £39.95 · $59.95 96 pages · 120 ills 96 pages · 117 ills 160 pages · 32 ills 23 × 16 cm · 6 × 9 in 26 × 21 cm · 8 × 10 in 224 pages · 123 ills 352 pages · 300 ills

52 53 Black Dog Press Selected A–Z Backlist ART FIRST ART GALLERY OF YORK UNIVERSITY

HOW TO READ EL PATO PASCUAL INSECT THEATRE IS TORONTO BURNING? JACK MILROY Disney’s Latin America and Latin America’s Disney Photographer: Tim Edgar Three Years in the Making (and Cut Out Editors: Jesse Lerner and Rubén Author: Hugh Raffles Unmaking) of the Toronto Art Scene Author: William Packer Ortiz-Torres PB · ISBN 978-1-908966-11-7 Author: Philip Monk HB · ISBN 978-1-910433-88-1 HB · ISBN 978-1-911164-72-2 RRP £14.95 · $24.95 HB · ISBN 978-1-910433-37-9 RRP £34.95 · $45.00 RRP £29.95 · $45.00 24 × 18 cm · 7 × 9 in RRP £29.95 · $39.95 28 × 23 cm · 9 × 11 in 30 × 23 cm · 9 × 12 in 64 pages · 46 ills 25 × 20 cm · 8 × 10 in 192 pages · 160 ills 304 pages · 180 ills 256 pages · 70 ills English and Spanish

Investigating the reception and reuse of the imagery of one of the world’s largest production companies, How to Read El Pato Pascual explores the prevalent presence of Walt Disney in Latin America.

Examined through artworks including painting, photography, graphic work, drawing, sculpture and video, as well as vernacular objects KELOWNA ART GALLERY ART KELOWNA VANCOUVER ART GALLERY ART VANCOUVER and documentary material, the book considers Disney’s engagement GALLERY ART VANCOUVER within Latin America, extending from Donald Duck’s first featured role in 1937 to the 2013 attempt to copyright the Day of the Dead.

The reach and influence of Disney is also examined in a series of commissioned essays drawing on cultural studies, historical research and postcolonial theory. How to Read El Pato Pascual also features a reprint of How to Read Donald Duck, a 1971 essay by JERRY PETHICK JOCK MACDONALD EVOLVING FORM JOHN HALL Ariel Dorfman and Armand Mattelart that critiques Disney comics Shooting the Sun/Splitting the Pie Author: Anna Hudson Travelling Light: A 45-Year through a Marxist lens. Authors: Grant Arnold, Contributors: Michelle Jacques, Linda Survey of Paintings Monika Szewczyk, John Drury Jansma, Ian Thom Authors: Alexandra Haeseker, Liz Wylie The book includes artistic contributions from artists including HB · ISBN 978-1-910433-43-0 HB · ISBN 978-1-908966-81-0 PB · ISBN 978-1-910433-86-7 Liliana Porter, Nadín Ospina, Enrique Chagoya, and Arturo RRP £24.95 · $29.95 (French lang) ISBN 978-1-910433-23-2 RRP £24.95 · $34.95 Herrera, as well as written contributions from Jesse Lerner and 28 × 21 cm · 8 × 11 in RRP £24.95 · $34.95 28 × 23 cm · 9 × 11 in Rubén Ortiz-Torres, amongst others. 160 pages · 70 ills 28 × 23 cm · 9 × 11 in 144 pages · 110 ills 208 pages · 160 ills KELOWNA ART GALLERY ART KELOWNA

IN THE AURA OF A HOLE IN THE SPRING OF 2017 IN THE LOOP THE LADY FROM THE SEA LANDON MACKENZIE: LATE CENTURY DREAM Exploring Sites of Material Extraction MARTIN ROTH PUBLISHED Knitting Now Author: Jules Wright PARALLEL JOURNEY Movements in the US Indie Author: A Laurie Palmer A SELECTION OF HIS WORKS Author: Jessica Hemmings Photographer: Thomas Zanon-Larcher Works on Paper Music Underground PB · ISBN 978-1-908966-58-2 Contributors: Daniel Bozhkov, Arnaud PB · ISBN 978-1-906155-96-4 HB · ISBN 978-1-908966-63-6 Editors: Liz Wylie, Robin Laurence, Editor: Thomas Howells RRP £16.95 · $24.95 Gerspacher, Kate Sutton, Kate Whitebread RRP £24.95 · $39.95 RRP £24.95 · $34.95 Peter Dykhuis, David Liss PB · ISBN 978-1-907317-97-2 25 × 23 cm · 9 × 10 in PB · ISBN 978-1-911164-15-9 28 × 23 cm · 9 × 11 in 28 × 19 cm · 9 × 11 in PB · ISBN 978-1-910433-60-7 RRP £19.95 · $29.95 128 pages · 40 ills RRP £19.95 · $29.95 192 pages · 247 ills 208 pages · 195 ills RRP £24.95 · $39.95 25 × 19 cm · 7 × 10 in 27 × 20 cm · 8 × 11 in 28 × 23 cm · 9 × 11 in 192 pages · 220 ills 144 pages · 100 ills 192 pages · 211 ills

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STEPHEN APPLEBY-BAR The Pale Path

Author: Mark Kingwell

Born in Canada, Stephen Appleby-Barr is a young artist who employs a classical style in a contemporary world, creating oil paintings and etchings that call to mind Renaissance art with a postmodern twist. Inspired by the dramatic work of Old Masters such as Rembrandt, Goya and Velázquez, Appleby-Barr infuses these elements with arcane references, sci-fi allusions and comic touches. The Pale Path explores Appleby-Barr’s artistic practice, juxtaposing it with images by artists such as Bosch, Delacroix, Freud and Goya as reference points. An accompanying essay by writer and philosopher Hardback Mark Kingwell will wind mesmerisingly throughout the book, ISBN 978-1-911164-45-6 surrounded by Appleby-Barr’s figurative painting, surreal pastiche £24.95 · $34.95 and anthropomorphic figures. 28 × 23 cm · 9 × 11 in Appleby-Barr is a member of Team Macho, an artist collective 128 pages previously featured in the 2007 publication Fancy Action Now: The Art of Team Macho. His work has featured in exhibitions at the Harbourfront Centre, Toronto; Gallery Hanahou, New York; Art Gallery of Ontario, Toronto; Magic Pony, Toronto; and Nicholas Metivier Gallery, Toronto.

It’s as though Rembrandt or Vermeer had played Dungeons & Dragons, or been obsessed by The Hobbit. —The Toronto Star

56 57 KRISTAN HORTON KALLIOPI LEMOS 58 Author: Düttman Garcia Alexander JESSICA BRADLEY GALLERY (TORONTO) PB · ISBN 978-1-908966-34-6 ·ISBN PB PB · ISBN 978-1-901033-52-6 978-1-901033-52-6 ·ISBN PB PB · ISBN 978-1-908966-87-2 ·ISBN PB

MCLAREN ART CENTER MY SUICIDES LIEBESLIED: AND BETWEEN SHADOWS I AM I BETWEEN WORLDS WORLDS IBETWEEN I AM Jonathan Shaughnessy Rut Blees Luxemburg 24 × 30 cm ·10 ×8in cm ×30 24 28 × 23 cm ·9×11 cm in ×23 28 26 × 21 cm ·8×10 in cm ×21 26 Authors: Dan Adler,Authors: RRP £16.95 ·$24.95 £16.95 RRP RRP £16.95 ·$26.95 £16.95 RRP RRP £19.95 · $29.95 · £19.95 RRP 192 pages · 160 ills ·160 pages 192 KRISTAN HORTON 72 pages · 140 ills ·140 pages 72 96 pages · 80 ills ·80 pages 96 Kalliopi Lemos

ART GALLERY Imogen Privett Jeremy Myerson, Authors: DR. STRANGELOVE DR. DR. STRANGELOVE STRANGELOVE OF YORK UNIVERSITY What Office Design Can Learn Learn Can Design Office What HB · ISBN 978-1-910433-46-1 ·ISBN HB PB · ISBN 978-1-908966-78-0 PB · ISBN 978-1-908966-31-5 ·ISBN PB From the World Around Us Around World the From NAVIGATING IN THE DARK THE IN NAVIGATING Authors: Simon Critchley, Author: Horton Kristan Black Dog Press Dog Black 28 × 23 cm ·9×11 cm in ×23 28 18 × 31 cm ·12 ×7in 18 cm ×31 Arthur C Danto et al et CDanto Arthur RRP £29.95 ·$39.95 £29.95 RRP RRP £19.95 · $29.95 · £19.95 RRP RRP £19.95 · $29.95 · £19.95 RRP 20 × 20 cm ·8×in cm ×20 20 208 pages · 200 ills ·200 pages 208 160 pages · 300 ills ·300 pages 160 144 pages · 120 ills ·120 pages 144 Kristan Horton Kristan Kalliopi Lemos LIFE OF WORK

Authors: Richard Pare, Jennifer Pare, Richard Minner Authors: Photographs by Jade Doskow HB · ISBN 978-1-910433-40-9 ·ISBN HB THE MACKAY CREEK SERIES THE MACKAY PB · ISBN 978-1-908966-39-1 ·ISBN PB HB · ISBN 978-1-911164-11-1 ISBN · HB Contemporary Makers, Contemporary Traditional Practices 27 × 29 cm ·12 ×11 cm in ×29 27 26 × 31 cm ·12 ×10 cm in ×31 26 Artist: Ron den Daas den Ron Artist: RRP £16.95 ·$24.95 £16.95 RRP RRP £29.95 · $39.95 ·$39.95 £29.95 RRP RRP £19.95 · $29.95 · £19.95 RRP 24 × 18 cm ·7×9in ×18 cm 24 192 pages · 150 ills ·150 pages 192 128 pages ·121 ills pages 128 128 pages · 80 ills ·80 pages 128 MADE BY HAND LOST UTOPIAS Ron den Daas

Jeffrey Deshell, Mary-Kay Lombino Lombino Mary-Kay Deshell, Jeffrey Contributors: Isabelle Dervaux, Dervaux, Isabelle Contributors: Wood Blocks Water Drawings Water Blocks Wood HB · ISBN 978-1-908966-90-2 ·ISBN HB DAVID NOLAN GALLERY 978-1-910433-53-9 ·ISBN PB HB · ISBN 978-1-911164-82-1 ·ISBN HB Nineteen 2002–2014 Videos 28 × 23 cm ·9×11 cm in ×23 28 28 × 23 cm ·9×11 cm in ×23 28 MARIA PETSCHNIG MARIA RRP £29.95 ·$49.95 £29.95 RRP

RRP £19.95 · $29.95 $29.95 · £19.95 RRP ON STELLAR RAYS 21 × 16 cm ·6×8in ×1621 cm 192 pages · 130 ills ·130 pages 192 160 pages · 70 ills ·70 pages 160 MARCO BREUER MARCO 96 pages · 97 ills ·97 pages 96 MEL KENDRICK £24.95 · $34.95 · £24.95 Col•or

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Contributors: Daina Augaitis, Bruce Bruce Augaitis, Daina Contributors: Grenville, StephanieGrenville, Rebick et al HB · ISBN 978-1-908966-98-8 HB · ISBN 978-1-910433-39-3 978-1-910433-39-3 ·ISBN HB Selected A–Z Backlist Selected ELEVEN RIVINGTON VANCOUVER ART GALLERY 978-1-907317-66-8 ·ISBN PB The Birth of Modern Culture Modern of Birth The Author: Krzysztof Wodiczko Krzysztof Author: THE ABOLITION OF WAR Author: Michael DeLucia 28 × 23 cm ·9×11 cm in ×23 28 28 × 23 cm ·9×11 cm in ×23 28 RRP £14.95 ·$24.95 £14.95 RRP RRP £39.95 ·$59.95 £39.95 RRP MICHAEL DELUCIA MICHAEL RRP £19.95 · $29.95 · £19.95 RRP 21 × 15 cm ·6×8in ×1521 cm 368 pages · 267 ills ·267 pages 368 144 pages ·219 ills pages 144 144 pages · 80 ills ·80 pages 144 MASHUP

Contributors: Rosalyn Deutsche, Lisa Saltzman, Andrzej Turowski et al et Turowski Andrzej Saltzman, PB · ISBN 978-1-906155-80-3 PB · ISBN 978-1-907317-43-9 978-1-907317-43-9 ·ISBN PB HB · ISBN 978-1-907317-13-2 ·ISBN HB Author: Krzysztof Wodiczko Krzysztof Author: KRZYSZTOF WODICZKO KRZYSZTOF MICHAEL WILKINSON MICHAEL 28 × 23 cm ·9×11 cm in ×23 28 26 × 21 cm ·8×10 in cm ×21 26 Author: Fisher Mark RRP £39.95 ·$59.95 £39.95 RRP RRP £19.95 · $29.95 · £19.95 RRP RRP £19.95 · $29.95 · £19.95 RRP 368 pages · 200 ills ·200 pages 368 21 × 15 cm ·6×8in ×1521 cm 192 pages · 120 ills ·120 pages 192 120 pages · 24 ills ·24 pages 120 CITY OF REFUGE OF CITY A 9/11 Memorial 1979

59 KRZYSZTOF WODICZKO KRZYSZTOF Black Dog Press Selected A–Z Backlist LUCY + JORGE ORTA

TEA & CAKE LONDON KIDS LONDON LONDON OUT OF SIGHT NULL OBJECT LIGHT WORKS LUCY + JORGE ORTA PATTERN BOOK Author: Zena Alkayat Author: Kate Trant Exploring the City’s Gustav Metzger Thinks About Nothing Lucy + Jorge Orta An Introduction to Collaborative PB · ISBN 978-1-907317-48-4 PB · ISBN 978-1-908966-13-1 Secret Green Spaces Editors: Bruce Gilchrist, Jo Joelson Authors: James Putnam, Practices RRP £9.99 · $14.95 RRP £9.95 · $14.95 Editor: Thomas Howells PB · ISBN 978-1-908966-12-4 Gabriela Salgado Editor: Paula Orrell

BOOKS IN SERIES: LONDON GUIDES LONDON SERIES: IN BOOKS 16 × 14 cm · 5.5 × 6.5 in 16 × 14 cm · 5.5 × 6.5 in PB · ISBN 978-1-907317-96-5 RRP £14.95 · $24.95 HB · ISBN 978-1-907317-04-0 PB · ISBN 978-1-904772-75-0 192 pages · 170 ills 192 pages · 169 ills RRP £9.95 · $14.95 24 × 18 cm · 7 × 9 in RRP £29.95 · $49.95 RRP £19.95 · $29.95 16 × 14 cm · 5.5 × 6.5 in 96 pages · 68 ills 28 × 23 cm · 9 × 11 in 29 × 21 cm · 8 × 11 in 192 pages · 169 ills 192 pages · 227 ills 160 pages · 219 ills BILDMUSEET, SWEDENBILDMUSEET, ARTS CATALYST, LONDON MUSEUM OF ART AND DESIGN, NEW YORK NEW DESIGN, AND ART OF MUSEUM

LONDON STITCH AND KNIT MEAT LONDON A GUIDE TO LONDON’S CLASSIC ON LOCATION THE NUCLEAR CULTURE SOURCE BOOK PETER VOULKOS A Craft Lover’s Guide to London’s Fabric, An Insider’s Guide CAFES AND FISH & CHIP SHOPS Siting Robert Smithson and Editor: Ele Carpenter The Breakthrough Years Knitting and Haberdashery Shops Author & Editor: Thomas Howells Author & Editor: Thomas Howells his Contemporaries PB · ISBN 978-1-911164-05-0 Contributors: Glenn Adamson et al Author: Leigh Metcalf PB · ISBN 978-1-907317-88-0 PB · ISBN 978-1-907317-69-9 Author: Simon Dell RRP £24.95 · $34.95 PB · ISBN 978-1-910433-89-8 PB · ISBN 978-1-910433-52-2 RRP £9.95 · $14.95 RRP £9.95 · $14.95 PB · ISBN 978-1-906155-59-9 25 × 18 cm · 7 × 10 in RRP £24.95 · $34.95 RRP £16.95 · $24.95 16 × 14 cm · 5.5 × 6.5 in 16 × 14 cm · 5.5 × 6.5 in RRP £29.95 · $55.00 192 pages · 110 ills 28 × 23 cm · 9 × 11 in 24 × 18 cm · 7 × 9 in 176 pages · 170 ills 176 pages · 170 ills 23 × 23 cm · 9 × 9 in 208 pages · 130 ills 192 pages · 287 ills 208 pages · 150 ills BLUM & POE & BLUM ART CENTRE BASEL DAZIBAO VANCOUVER ART GALLERY ART VANCOUVER VANCOUVER ART GALLERY ART VANCOUVER KLAUS VON NICHTSSAGEND GALLERY NICHTSSAGEND KLAUS VON

THE MEETING HOUSE MYFANWY MACLEOD NADIA SEBOUSSI PAMELA JORDEN PEOPLE APART: 1950s PICASSO BUILD THEREFORE YOUR OWN WORLD Or There and Back Again Hidad Contributors: Sarah Lehrer-Graiwer, CAPE TOWN REVISITED The Artist and His Muses Artist: Sam Durant Editor: Grant Arnold Editor: France Choinière Alice Könitz Photographs by Bryan Heseltine Editor: Katharina Beisiegel Contributors: Pedro Alonzo, Kevin Young, PB · ISBN 978-1-908966-53-7 HB · ISBN 978-1-910433-85-0 PB · ISBN 978-1-910433-20-1 Author: Darren Newbury PB · ISBN 978-1-910433-84-3 Danielle Legros Georges, Robin Coste- RRP £16.95 · $24.95 RRP £16.95 · $19.95 RRP £14.95 · $19.95 PB · ISBN 978-1-907317-85-9 RRP £19.95 · $29.95 Lewis, Tim Phillips 25 × 20 cm · 8 × 10 in 23 × 26 cm · 10 × 9 in 25 × 20 cm · 8 × 10 in RRP £19.95 · $29.95 30 × 24 cm · 9 × 12 in PB · ISBN 978-1-911164-34-0 128 pages · 116 ills 64 pages · 50 ills 80 pages · 76 ills 28 × 23 cm · 9 × 11 in 160 pages · 120 ills RRP £14.95 · $24.95 192 pages · 100 ills 23 × 21 cm · 8 × 9 in 96 pages · 100 ills

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