Douglas Fogle Boeken

Catherine Opie's monograph offers an in-depth exploration of her impactful contributions to contemporary fine art photography over nearly four decades. Featuring over 300 stunning illustrations, the book pairs images from various bodies of work to reveal her artistic vision and psychological insight into American cultural and geographic identity. Created in close collaboration with the artist, it represents a significant milestone in understanding Opie's oeuvre and highlights the evolution of her unique narrative style.

A collection of essays about Land art, one of the most important artistic movements of our times.

This book gathers together for the first time a selection of Long's statements and interviews from 1971-2006. Also included is a previously unpublished conversation with Michael Auping, Chief Curator of the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth.

Bob Law's Field works explore the relationship between space and time through minimalist line drawings, inspired by his surroundings in St Ives during the late 1950s. He transformed elements of the landscape, such as the sun and trees, into abstract signs within a rhomboid frame, reflecting his connection to the earth and its environmental conditions. His technique evolved into more refined monochrome pieces, including 'open' and 'closed' drawings, culminating in the significant Mister Paranoia series.

The latest installment in the Cream series features 100 exciting contemporary artists selected by 10 esteemed curators, offering a comprehensive global survey of today's most significant emerging talent in the art world.

Published on the occasion of the exhibition held at Haunch of Venison, London, June 7-Aug. 25, 2012.

A stunning, gothic debut from a brilliant new literary voice, perfect for fans of Daisy Johnson, Max Porter and Fiona Mozley