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In this collection of 120 black and white photos, Roni Horn takes us on a journey through a locker room in Reykjavik, Iceland. With minimal movement between the camera and subject in succeeding frames, and through the use of a slow shutter technique, this finely crafted body of work provokes the viewer to contemplate each image.

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Stefan V Jonsson's paintings of Her ubrei, Icelands much-loved mountain, have found their way into the homes of Icelanders around the country making it the cultural and geologic leitmotiv and mascot of the island. This title focuses on Her ubrei and Stefan, who painted the mountain throughout his life.

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Inspired by the philosopher and writer Helene Cixous, which whom the photographer and artist Roni Horn has collaborated before, Index Cixous questions the nature of language in its most fundamental sense and proposes a version--one without words, but which can be read as any other.

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Using water as context, photographs of a woman create an intimate but ambiguous portrait where the face becomes the place. This title contains one hundred photographs of the same subject.

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This in-depth study by curators Cherix and Adler expands the understanding of Saar's early career and casts light on all that followed. Drawing on new research into the work's construction and materials, and on firsthand discussions with the artist, this concise, generously illustrated volume explores one of Saar's best-known and most iconic works.

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"Alex Grey sees in the human anatomy a microcosm of the many levels of order in nature. His paintings in Sacred Mirrors take the viewer on an extraordinary visionary journey through the physical, metaphysical, and spiritual anatomy of the self"--

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Samuel Palmer was one of the most visionary and mystical landscape painters of the Romantic era. This title is suitable for all those who seek to understand the inspiration of one of Britain's most important landscape artists.

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Sandra Vsquez de la Horra reimagines the world through her playful drawings and sculptures, incorporating Latin American and European traditions into her unique artistic language.

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A richly illustrated catalogue showcasing the sculptures American artist Sarah Sze has conceived for the Fondation Cartier, offering a deeper understanding of her creative process

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Although Edward Steichen had exhibited some of Leiter's color photography at the Museum of Modern Art in 1953, it remained virtually unknown to the world thereafter. This book deals with this work.

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Like so many people the artist found solace in nature during the dark days of the pandemic lockdown. This stunningly illustrated book is her record of the magic and beauty she discovered on her own doorstep through the changing seasons.

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Ten years ago, the Korean artist SEO went to Berlin in search of traditional European painting. She stayed on and became the master pupil of Georg Baselitz. This book deals with her life and work.

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The first monograph dedicated to one of today's leading and thought-provoking Indian visual artists

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This volume covers Australian artist Sidney Nolan's career from his early paintings, to his multi-pannelled works known collectively as "Oceania" and deals with his work as a painter of literary themes, as a book illustrator, theatre designer and sculptor.

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Born in 1932 in Punjab, India, Qadri began his quest for his true self through Tantric yoga and spent long periods of time silently meditating in remote temples in the Himalayas and Tibet. This is the monograph of Sohan Qadri, a modern Tantric painter.

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A concise monograph on the Spanish master of Impressionism, Joaquin Sorolla.

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Seraphine Pick's original and imaginative practice has made her one of New Zealand's most highly regarded painters. This richly illustrated publication features essays by Felicity Milburn and Lara Strongman and an interview by Sally Blundell.

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For the past 15 years, fantasy artist Jasmine Becket-Griffith has captivated a worldwide audience with her imaginative acrylic paintings. Exploring realms of sparkling whimsy and gothic melancholy, her original characters evoke an emotional response with their large luminous eyes.