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“From subways to the sky — Seeing the emergence of disco, hip-hop and much more, the city’s streets, rooftops and blocks...
12/02/2025

“From subways to the sky — Seeing the emergence of disco, hip-hop and much more, the city’s streets, rooftops and blocks were incubators of experimentation and parties in the ’70s and ’80s. A new book brings together the work of over 50 photographers who captured its grassroots, underground heyday.…”⁠

Miss Rosen reviews ‘I Hear Music in the Streets: New York 1969–89,’ edited by with Foreword by and published by , in ⁠

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Details from ‘Chinese Patchwork: Ancient Origins, New Expressions,’ published by  to accompany the exhibition on view no...
12/02/2025

Details from ‘Chinese Patchwork: Ancient Origins, New Expressions,’ published by to accompany the exhibition on view now at ⁠

Patchwork design has a long history in China, dating back almost 2000 years to the arrival of Buddhism in the region. Across millennia, a thread can be followed from spiritual practitioners embracing patchwork textiles as a visual expression of their beliefs to patchwork’s use in secular culture, where it was prized for its protective powers. Eventually, patchwork became a form of domestic decoration—and an outlet for artistic ingenuity—that continues in some areas of China’s countryside today.⁠

‘Chinese Patchwork’ explores the creativity of 20th- and 21st-century Chinese makers who stitch fabric remnants into functional, decorative and auspicious articles for use in their homes and by their families. These objects display a wide variety of designs, patterns and techniques, and reflect both local tendencies and the individual aesthetics of the makers. ⁠

By Nancy Berliner. Photographs by Lois Conner.⁠


Pictured:⁠
1. Ma Yunfang in front of her home⁠
2. Home of Gao Yulan, Lijiashan Village⁠
3. Bedcover, abour 1970s⁠
4. Mother Chi, Child’s vest, early 2000s⁠
5. Zhu Fenglan, bedcover, 1980s⁠
6. Detail of a quilt⁠
7. Daoist Ma Xiaoxiao at a temple fair, Baoji County, 1992⁠
8. Zheng Yunyang with bedcover, late 1990s⁠
9. Zheng Yunyang with bedcover, late 1990s⁠

More about the book via linkinbio⁠

“In ‘Lisette Model: The Jazz Pictures’ from  trumpeter Dizzy Gillespie plays chess on a lawn in the Berkshires between g...
12/01/2025

“In ‘Lisette Model: The Jazz Pictures’ from trumpeter Dizzy Gillespie plays chess on a lawn in the Berkshires between gigs; Louis Armstrong plays ecstatically at a New York City club and looks exhausted in his tour bus; and devotees huddle in a rainstorm at the 1956 Newport Jazz Festival. The black-and-white photos resemble fresh souvenirs from a trip back in time 70 years, courtesy of Model, a Vienna-born refugee who first gained fame in America as a street photographer. In the 1950s she took at least 1,500 shots for a planned, but never produced, photo book about jazz. Some of the artists—like ‘hard-bop’ pioneer Horace Silver, furiously hunched over his piano, hair awry—may not be bold-face household names. But Model also got access to stars like Billie Holiday, the subject of the most poignant of her portraits. Holiday rehearses on what looks like a very hot day in May 1956 in New York. The next summer, at a festival, she commands the stage ‘with radiant force,’ as jazz historian Loren Schoenberg writes in an afterword. Two years later, Model photographed Holiday in her open casket after a losing battle with addiction. Like jazz, Schoenberg says, Model’s pictures live between ‘structure and spontaneity. They are built on rhythm, lit by overtones, and resonate with the emotional frequencies of a fleeting, extraordinary moment in history.’”⁠

So writes Peter Saenger in this weekend’s ⁠

More about the book via linkinbio.⁠

Great to see how many friends and fans came out for the  Los Angeles book launch of Alphabet in Motion: How Letters Got ...
12/01/2025

Great to see how many friends and fans came out for the Los Angeles book launch of Alphabet in Motion: How Letters Got Their Shape with & last night! Signed copies at ❤️

Yes, it’s Cyber Monday — the last day of our Black Friday Weekend sale. Shop til midnight tonight and receive 30% off si...
12/01/2025

Yes, it’s Cyber Monday — the last day of our Black Friday Weekend sale. Shop til midnight tonight and receive 30% off sitewide* with discount code blackfriday2025.⁠

As always, shipping is free in the continental United States, so order up for the holidays at artbook.com! For gift ideas, please see our Holiday Gift Guides via linkinbio.⁠
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*Does not include limited editions or non-discounted titles.⁠
Detail, featuring Aunt Beryl, is from ‘Greer Lankton: Could It Be Love,’ published by .press⁠

TODAY! Sunday, November 30, from 3–5 PM,  presents author, designer and educator  in conversation with  for the launch o...
11/30/2025

TODAY! Sunday, November 30, from 3–5 PM, presents author, designer and educator in conversation with for the launch of the remarkable pop-up book ‘Alphabet in Motion: How Letters Get Their Shape,’ published by .⁠
Q & A, followed by a signing.⁠

Event livestreamed on Instagram .⁠

Please RSVP for the event and pre-order a signed copy via linkinbio.⁠

ARTBOOK AT HAUSER & WIRTH LOS ANGELES BOOKSTORE⁠
Kelli Anderson and Claire L. Evans on ‘Alphabet in Motion’⁠
Sunday, November 30, 3–5 PM⁠
917 East 3rd Street⁠
Los Angeles, CA 90013⁠
Phone: 213-988-7413⁠

Friends, on the biggest holiday shopping weekend of the year, we thank and honor our colleagues at museum shops across t...
11/30/2025

Friends, on the biggest holiday shopping weekend of the year, we thank and honor our colleagues at museum shops across the land. Please support our museum store heroes by shopping local for the holidays!⁠

Pictured here, “Still Life on the Tram (After Shopping) (Stillleben in der Trambahn [Nach dem Einkauf])”, ca. 1909–12, from ‘Gabriele Münter: Contours of a World,’ published by ⁠

More about the book via linkinbio.⁠

“Traditionally, scholars and critics have focused on Fra Angelico’s devotion and faith. This ambitious and important exh...
11/29/2025

“Traditionally, scholars and critics have focused on Fra Angelico’s devotion and faith. This ambitious and important exhibition shows him to be an artist of far greater versatility than this characterization implies. Though sidelined by grand narratives of art history that favor innovation and convention-breaking, Fra Angelico emerges as a painter of tremendous intelligence and delicacy. He may not have done as many new things as other artists, but he did them better.”⁠

Read the full review of ‘Fra Angelico’ by at via linkinbio.⁠

Exhibition catalog forthcoming from / ⁠
Edited with text by ⁠
Text by Marco Mozzo & ⁠

11/29/2025

So glad we have the catalog to Wes Anderson: The Archive, published to accompany the show on view now at in London! Toured here by !
・・・From The Grand Budapest Hotel to Fantastic Mr. Fox, Join us as we take you through Wes Anderson: The Archives, which is now showing at the in London 💛⁠

“Sol (Sun)” (1925) is reproduced from ‘Wifredo Lam: When I Don’t Sleep, I Dream,’ published to accompany the sweeping re...
11/29/2025

“Sol (Sun)” (1925) is reproduced from ‘Wifredo Lam: When I Don’t Sleep, I Dream,’ published to accompany the sweeping retrospective on view now at ⁠

Born in Cuba, Lam spent most of his life in Spain, France and Italy, and came to embody the figure of the transnational artist in the 20th century, forging a unique visual style at the confluence of European modernity and Caribbean and African diasporic cultures. The extent of his influence throughout the Black Atlantic is unrivaled as both a leading innovator and an anti-colonialist.⁠

Published in conjunction with the most extensive retrospective devoted to the artist in the United States, ‘Wifredo Lam: When I Don’t Sleep, I Dream’ brings together more than 150 works from his prolific career—including paintings, large-scale works on paper, collaborative drawings, illustrated books, prints, ceramics and archival material. This landmark publication features extensive new photography; trenchant insights into Lam’s relationship to Surrealism, Négritude and other literary, cultural and poetic movements; and the first in-depth conservation analysis of Lam’s best-known painting, “The Jungle” (1942–43, not shown here). ⁠

Following detail, Wifredo Lam in his studio, 6 rue Armand-Moisant, Paris, 1940. ⁠

More about the book via linkinbio.⁠

Edited with text by Beverly Adams, Christophe Cherix. Text by Anny Aviram, Miriam Basilio, Terri Geis, Jean Khalfa, Damasia Lacroze, Laura Neufield, Maria Elena Ortiz, Lowery Stokes Sims, Catherine Stephens, Martin Tsang.⁠

 editors Hilary Reid and Jeremy Rellosa have made their Unusually Special Gifts list, and  s amazing ‘Alphabet in Motion...
11/28/2025

editors Hilary Reid and Jeremy Rellosa have made their Unusually Special Gifts list, and s amazing ‘Alphabet in Motion: How Letters Get Their Shape’ pop-up book made the cut!⁠

“Kelli Anderson spent five years creating this book-slash-artwork that shows how letters got their shape.”⁠

Published by ⁠
Edited by Caren Litherland, Michelle Santiago Cortés, Claire Evans, Emily Doucet.⁠

More about the book via linkinbio.⁠

Ladieeez and gentlemen, please join us online for our glamorous Black Friday Sale! Shop now through Monday, December 1, ...
11/28/2025

Ladieeez and gentlemen, please join us online for our glamorous Black Friday Sale! Shop now through Monday, December 1, and receive 30% off sitewide* with discount code blackfriday2025.⁠

As always, shipping is free in the continental United States, so order up for the holidays at artbook.com!⁠

To browse our Holiday Gift Guides, ⁠please follow linkinbio.⁠

*Does not include limited editions or non-discounted titles.⁠

Detail, featuring Mr. and Mrs. Bigg, is from ‘Greer Lankton: Could It Be Love,’ published by .press⁠

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