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Gunnar S. Gundersen (1921-1983) was one of the most important Norwegian artists of the post-war period. Together with several other artists, he was part of a modernist breakthrough. Text in English and Norwegian.

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The first comprehensive monograph on Huganrian-born textile artist and sculptor Gyngy Laky, offering insight into her studio practice, activism, and teaching philosophy, which champions sustainable art and design, original thinking, and the value of the unexpected.

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This first, comprehensive monograph featuring a catalogue of works documents Hans Wewerkas previously unknown career and traces his connections to modernist art, such as the Berlin Secession. Text in English and German.

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"Harriet Bart: Abracadabra and Other Forms of Protection is a comprehensive look at the prolific and dynamic career of this international feminist conceptual artist. The book, which accompanies the first retrospective exhibition of her work at the Weisman Art Museum in 2020, features poetry and prose contributions by significant writers, artists, and curators who have been influenced by her art"--

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This is a retrospective large-format volume delineating the surreal art of De Es Schwertberger. It presents colour reproductions of his work, and describes the influences upon him of Goya, Dali and the literature of Franz Kafka.

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Heidi Kippenberg's first monograph shows more than half a century of fine studio ceramics. Text in German.

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A first catalogue -- of an imaginary exhibition at an imaginary gallery -- from a rising art star.

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This book situates the Canadian painter Morrice within the history of Venetian art in the late 19th and early 20th centuries by looking at his more than 100 modernist paintings of La Serenissima.

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Explores why astronomy captivated Joseph Cornell, and considers hundreds of his works - found-footage films, three-dimensional space-object boxes, enigmatic collages, and cosmic ephemera - that contain references to astronomical phenomena.

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Joyce J. Scott has revolutionised and transformed the potential of one of the oldest forms of adornment, the bead, as a relevant, contemporary art form.

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Mexican artist Juan O'Gorman and the mural he created for the 1968 World's Fair in San Antonio, Texas

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In 1956, in close collaboration with the artist and ceramicist Richard Bampi, Julius Bissier developed a ceramic work for the University of Freiburg. Its restoration and relaunch is occasion to examine more closely the story of its genesis. Text in German.

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Kari Steihaug's works foreground the all too often overlooked unfinished projects, frayed objects, worn woollen garments thus becoming a counterweight to the consumer culture of our time.

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On the occasion of the centenary of the birth of the outstanding Stuttgart artist Lilo Rasch-Naegele, this publication presents a portrait of the artist, based on the latest knowledge and insights, focussing on her graphic art and oil painting.

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Lotte Reimers was committed to making the public aware of ceramics as art. While running the Deidesheim museum and gallery, she embarked on a career of her own as an art ceramist in 1965 and has been adding to her impressive oeuvre for nearly forty years.

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A textile art book, brimming with wit and humour. Double-page spread photography illustrates the effort that is dedicated to each of Madame Tricot's installations.

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A book on an influential Chicano painter and printmaker.

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A comprehensive monograph on the artist Martin Bruno Schmid (b. 1970), whose expanded definition of sculpture and installation is at the interface of art and architecture. Text in English and German.

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The life and legacy of one of Texas's most iconic artists

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