Photographs by Nicholas Kahn and Richard Selesnick

Text by Kahn + Selesnick with Erez Lieberman and Sarah Falkner

Hardcover with Slipcase,

40 Four-color Images

96 Pages

8.75” x 17.25”

Published by Aperture Foundation

$125.00

Photographs by Nicholas Kahn and Richard Selesnick

Short story by Ben Marcus

Hardcover with Slipcase and Vellum

Signed, Limited Edition of 1500 Inserts,

29 Panoramic Duotone Images

72 Pages

9.125” x 17.75”

Published by Aperture Foundation

$100

Essay by Irving Sandler

Introduction by Russell Panczenko

In this important monograph emphasizing the distinctive installations for which Pfaff is best known, the full range of her career is explored, from the mid-1970s to the present. Originating in a highly successful exhibition at the Elvehjem Museum, this engaging treatment of Pfaff's work expands to contain a thorough essay by Irving Sandler, the curator responsible for Pfaff's first gallery show in New York, as well as a complete exhibition history and an extensive bibliography on the artist and her work. More than 100 color illustrations complete the first comprehensive look at the career of this influential artist, available at Robischon Gallery.

$50           -    180 pages

ISBN 1-55595-222-4    -    120 color plates

11 X 11    -    two 3-page gatefolds

Siri Engberg and Joan Banach

One of the great 20^th century Abstract Expressionists who made New York the center of the art world, Motherwell was the most committed, innovative, and prolific printmaker of his generation. This definitive book presents, for the first time, his complete graphic work. The catalogue raisonné documents more than five hundred editions in every printmaking medium with all new research and commentary. Also included are an essay on Motherwell's printmaking history, an illustrated chronicle, an exhibitions history, and a concordance with earlier catalogues. Available at Robischon Gallery along with prints for viewing and purchase.

hardcover $95    -    384 pages

ISBN 1-55595-163-5    -    500 color plates

10 X 12    -    100 black & white illustrations

Introduction by William Kittredge

Conclusion by Gregory Conniff

In Western Rider, noted Colorado landscape painter Chuck Forsman heads out across the American West with one hand on the steering wheel and the other on his 35mm camera. This new book marks a painters search for subject matter that results in a collection of black and white photographs. The photographs chronicle this journey and explore the common American experience of viewing landscapes through the frame of a car windshield. Just as Robert Frank, in The. Americans, offered a penetratingly honest and new view of America during the 1950s, so, too, does Forsman present us with equally honest views of the contemporary American West, reported with a poetic directness and energy that we can only admire and appreciate. In conjunction with the up-coming Viewing Room Exhibition, Western Rider, February 28- April 26, 2004

cloth $29.95    -    120 pages

ISBN 1-930066-13-9    -    73 duotone plates

9 ½ x 8

"Change is endemic to the West," writes Eric Paddock. "We cannot return, either as a culture or as individuals, to the landscapes of our youth." As the spread of urban development continues to redefine the romantic image of a vast and unspoiled West, Colorado photographer Eric Paddock looks to the landscapes that lie between the extremes of wilderness and metropolis. His work concentrates on the underlying peacefulness and subtle beauty of ordinary places that are often overlooked and rarely noticed. This exhibition includes photographs from Paddock's book Belonging to the West as well as more recent photographs from this on going series.

cloth $29.95    -    109

ISBN 0-8018-5322-2    -    100 color plates

10 ½ x 9