Holzwarth Publications

In this artist's book, Christopher Wool (born 1955) layers photos of backyard debris and dusty roads, of Texan wilderness and scenes rife with sculptural properties. Two realities invade each other...

?Deep in the heart of my loneliness, I think of the art of my lioness.? German Fluxus artist Dieter Roth?s enigmatic (and sometimes singsong) mail art for his lover, the artist Dorothy Iannone, was...

Swiss artist Eric Hattan (born 1955) engages with the everyday through interventions that may present furniture on the ceiling, displaced street lamps in gallery spaces or videos of the artist...

This is the first publication focusing on the drawings of British artist Glenn Brown (born 1966). Far from mere studies or sketches, Brown's drawings are artworks in their own right. The artist...

This publication presents the work of German sculptor Inge Mahn (born 1943). The former Beuys student refashions and alienates everyday objects such as doghouses, bird boxes, classroom furniture,...

This survey of recent work by British artist John Hilliard (born 1945) examines his conceptual approach to photography. Hilliard utilizes every means--double exposure, multiple perspectives,...

Armed with a spray gun, Grosse creates vibrantly colored abstract compositions onto walls and buildingsGerman artist Katharina Grosse (born 1961) presents a recent series of 15 large-scale studio...

A founding member of the Nouveau Realisme group, French artist Raymond Hains (1926-2005) was a perpetually restless innovator. In the 1940s he experimented with photograms and optical distortion; in...

As the Cold War drew toward its tumultuous close, artists in the United States and Germany such as Isa Genzken, F?lix Gonz?lez-Torres, Mike Kelley, Martin Kippenberger, Jeff Koons, Zoe Leonard,...

Zhang Wei (born 1952), a founder member of the legendary No Name Group, has long been internationally regarded as one of the most important Chinese painters. This volume showcases a series of new...

Together, Chinese artists Zhang Wei (born 1952) and Wang Luyan (born 1956) have witnessed and helped write the story of Chinese contemporary art. The engaging conversation contained in this book...