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Hardback. Condition: New. Published on the occasion of the exhibition David Salle: New Pastorals at Gladstone, New York in 2024.Foreword by Nancy Spector and essay by Ben Lerner.To create this new series of dynamically constructed paintings, the New Pastorals (2024-),Salle developed an AI training model in partnership with engineer Grant Davis, focused exclusively on hisown previous work, namely his Pastorals series from the late 1990s and early 2000s. These canvases, accordingto the artist, provided the perfect range of data to deconstruct and reassemble: their compositions are divided intodiscrete interlocking shapes; there are several distinct color palettes operating simultaneously; and they are suffusedwith a myriad of detail. What resulted, when the machine was torqued by a lever that determines degrees of similarityand dissimilarity, were irreal mountain landscapes populated by fragmenting bodies, vestiges of bathers and shepherdssuccumbing to the determinant forces of code.

Paperback. Condition: New. In a quest to protect the truth, the activist Marion Stokes recorded television twenty-four hours a day for thirty years on more than seventy thousand tapes. She started in 1979, during the Iran Hostage Crisis - now considered the birth of the twenty- four-hour news cycle - and ended on the day of her death, as news of the Sandy Hook Massacre first broke. In between she captured revolutions, catastrophes, talk shows, sitcoms, lies, triumphs, and commercials that tell us who we were and how television shaped our world today. Filmmaker Matt Wolf has compiled a sequence of images, culled from over seven hundred hours of Marion's tapes, that capture the texture of the past and express the subliminal power of televisual life.

Paperback. Condition: New. Published on the occasion of the two-person show at Canada Gallery, Body Forth / A Cliff To Climb is an image correspondence between the artists Matt Connors and Ryan Preciado. Two directional, the book switches in the middle and requires the viewer to rotate the book, changing the perspective; East to West, West to East; Matt to Ryan, Ryan to Matt. The book also features a newly commissioned text by Durga Chew-Bose.

Hardback. Condition: New. Published on the occasion of the exhibition David Salle: New Pastorals at Gladstone, New York in 2024.Foreword by Nancy Spector and essay by Ben Lerner.To create this new series of dynamically constructed paintings, the New Pastorals (2024-),Salle developed an AI training model in partnership with engineer Grant Davis, focused exclusively on hisown previous work, namely his Pastorals series from the late 1990s and early 2000s. These canvases, accordingto the artist, provided the perfect range of data to deconstruct and reassemble: their compositions are divided intodiscrete interlocking shapes; there are several distinct color palettes operating simultaneously; and they are suffusedwith a myriad of detail. What resulted, when the machine was torqued by a lever that determines degrees of similarityand dissimilarity, were irreal mountain landscapes populated by fragmenting bodies, vestiges of bathers and shepherdssuccumbing to the determinant forces of code.

Paperback. Condition: New. Climax Books is excited to release a new sickly sweet photo book from the mind of Charlie Fox, titled Flowers of Romance. Published to coincide with his two-part art show of the same at Lodovico Corsini in Brussels. Released in a limited edition of 800 copies."I've always been a romantic. I fancied the skunk from Bambi, I love Sade - as in Diamond Life, not Justine. I wanted to make a dissociative zone where all kinds of magical objects could flirt with each other and seduce you, like a fucked-up Disney version of the Garden of Eden, full of wild animals freaking out, weird music, hallucinogens weaved on the breeze. Dreamy and dangerous." - Charlie Fox.

Paperback. Condition: New. This collection of shards was gathered when the old A. J. Wilkinson Royal Staffordshire Pottery factory was developed in Stoke-on-Trent. Part of a large slag heap that had built up over the years was dredged from the river, after having been thrown out of the factory's windows.

Paperback. Condition: New. Pre-Echo Press presents Eclipse Body and Soul Syntax, an artist book by New York City based, English artist, Nick Relph. Amounting to a sort of unofficial and urgent index of a new city quickly replacing an old one, the book is a collection of scans made over the past decade, using a library wand scanner, clandestinely collected from building sites' public postings, all over New York City. Extreme high resolution butts up against the handheld nature of the scanning process, and the uncanny irreality of manufactured light and space of the construction renderings, to create an ominous dictionary of the dystopian present of urban cities around the world. A mysterious object, testifying to what will surely be our future ruins.

Hardback. Condition: New. Published on the occasion of the exhibition David Salle: New Pastorals at Gladstone, New York in 2024.Foreword by Nancy Spector and essay by Ben Lerner.To create this new series of dynamically constructed paintings, the New Pastorals (2024-),Salle developed an AI training model in partnership with engineer Grant Davis, focused exclusively on hisown previous work, namely his Pastorals series from the late 1990s and early 2000s. These canvases, accordingto the artist, provided the perfect range of data to deconstruct and reassemble: their compositions are divided intodiscrete interlocking shapes; there are several distinct color palettes operating simultaneously; and they are suffusedwith a myriad of detail. What resulted, when the machine was torqued by a lever that determines degrees of similarityand dissimilarity, were irreal mountain landscapes populated by fragmenting bodies, vestiges of bathers and shepherdssuccumbing to the determinant forces of code.

Hardback. Condition: New. Published on the occasion of the exhibition David Salle: New Pastorals at Gladstone, New York in 2024.Foreword by Nancy Spector and essay by Ben Lerner.To create this new series of dynamically constructed paintings, the New Pastorals (2024-),Salle developed an AI training model in partnership with engineer Grant Davis, focused exclusively on hisown previous work, namely his Pastorals series from the late 1990s and early 2000s. These canvases, accordingto the artist, provided the perfect range of data to deconstruct and reassemble: their compositions are divided intodiscrete interlocking shapes; there are several distinct color palettes operating simultaneously; and they are suffusedwith a myriad of detail. What resulted, when the machine was torqued by a lever that determines degrees of similarityand dissimilarity, were irreal mountain landscapes populated by fragmenting bodies, vestiges of bathers and shepherdssuccumbing to the determinant forces of code.

Paperback. Condition: New. In a quest to protect the truth, the activist Marion Stokes recorded television twenty-four hours a day for thirty years on more than seventy thousand tapes. She started in 1979, during the Iran Hostage Crisis - now considered the birth of the twenty- four-hour news cycle - and ended on the day of her death, as news of the Sandy Hook Massacre first broke. In between she captured revolutions, catastrophes, talk shows, sitcoms, lies, triumphs, and commercials that tell us who we were and how television shaped our world today. Filmmaker Matt Wolf has compiled a sequence of images, culled from over seven hundred hours of Marion's tapes, that capture the texture of the past and express the subliminal power of televisual life.

Paperback. Condition: New. Published on the occasion of the two-person show at Canada Gallery, Body Forth / A Cliff To Climb is an image correspondence between the artists Matt Connors and Ryan Preciado. Two directional, the book switches in the middle and requires the viewer to rotate the book, changing the perspective; East to West, West to East; Matt to Ryan, Ryan to Matt. The book also features a newly commissioned text by Durga Chew-Bose.

Paperback. Condition: New. This collection of shards was gathered when the old A. J. Wilkinson Royal Staffordshire Pottery factory was developed in Stoke-on-Trent. Part of a large slag heap that had built up over the years was dredged from the river, after having been thrown out of the factory's windows.

Paperback. Condition: New. Climax Books is excited to release a new sickly sweet photo book from the mind of Charlie Fox, titled Flowers of Romance. Published to coincide with his two-part art show of the same at Lodovico Corsini in Brussels. Released in a limited edition of 800 copies."I've always been a romantic. I fancied the skunk from Bambi, I love Sade - as in Diamond Life, not Justine. I wanted to make a dissociative zone where all kinds of magical objects could flirt with each other and seduce you, like a fucked-up Disney version of the Garden of Eden, full of wild animals freaking out, weird music, hallucinogens weaved on the breeze. Dreamy and dangerous." - Charlie Fox.

Paperback. Condition: New. Pre-Echo Press presents Eclipse Body and Soul Syntax, an artist book by New York City based, English artist, Nick Relph. Amounting to a sort of unofficial and urgent index of a new city quickly replacing an old one, the book is a collection of scans made over the past decade, using a library wand scanner, clandestinely collected from building sites' public postings, all over New York City. Extreme high resolution butts up against the handheld nature of the scanning process, and the uncanny irreality of manufactured light and space of the construction renderings, to create an ominous dictionary of the dystopian present of urban cities around the world. A mysterious object, testifying to what will surely be our future ruins.