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David Hockney - Something New In Painting (And Photography) [And Even Printing]
Pace Gallery 2018 ISBN 9781948701037 Acqn 29106
Hb 26x31cm 100pp 75ills 72col £75

New work from David Hockney and an essay by art historian and Hockney scholar Lawrence
Weschler.

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Barbara Hepworth - A Matter of Form

Pace Gallery 2018 ISBN 9781948701013 Acqn 28952
Hb 23x30cm 78pp 50col ills £50

From the first exhibition in the U.S. since 2001 dedicated to the work of pioneering modernist
sculptor Barbara Hepworth and, presented in association with the Hepworth Estate, Barbara
Hepworth: A Matter of Form brought together more than twenty-five sculptures and selected
paintings spanning the artist’s career—from the 1930s through the 1970s. The exhibition and
publication reveal Hepworth’s legacy as one of the most influential artists of the 20th century. This
full-colour, hardback publication, with 50 colour images includes a new essay on Hepworth and
her impact on contemporary artists, written by Andria Hickey, Senior Curator, Museum of
Contemporary Art Cleveland.

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Jean Dubuffet - Les Theatres De Memoire

Pace Gallery 2018 ISBN 9781948701051 Acqn 29015
Pb 22x29cm 78pp 30col ills £35

Pace Gallery is honored to present the first exhibition of Jean Dubuffet's Theatres de memoire
series in New York since 1979. Curated by Arne Glimcher, the founder of Pace Gallery, the
exhibition evolved from the critically successful presentation of the series at Pace Gallery in
London in 2017 and showcases several monumental paintings from that exhibition, as well as
new loans from major museums including the Albright-Knox Art Gallery and the National Gallery.
These are complemented by significant paintings generously lent by Fondation Dubuffet, as well
as works drawn from leading international private collections.

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Robert Irwin - Projects and Exhibitions 2015-1016

Pace Gallery 2018 ISBN 9781948701044 Acqn 29016
Hb 22x30cm 108pp 66col ills £75

For over six decades, Robert Irwin (b. 1928, Long Beach, California) has explored perception as
the fundamental issue of art. Irwin, who began his career as a painter in the 1950s and became a
pioneer of the "Light and Space" movement in the 1960s, has, through a continual breaking down
of the frame, come to regard the role of art as "conditional"-working within and responding to the
specific surrounding world of experience.

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Fred Wilson - Afro Kismet

Pace Gallery 2018 ISBN 9781948701020 Acqn 29018
Pb 21x29cm 108pp 70col ills £35

Fred Wilson: Afro Kismet is an exhibition featuring the artist's most recent body of work originally
produced for the 15th Istanbul Biennial in the Fall of 2017 and recently exhibited at Pace in
London in Spring 2018. This catalogue includes an introduction by artist duo and Istanbul Biennial
curators Elmgreen & Dragset, an essay by the Biennial's Director Bige Orer, and an interview
with the artist conducted by American novelist, playwright and essayist Darryl Pinckney.

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Robert Ryman – Drawings

Pace Gallery 2018 ISBN 9781948701006 Acqn 29027
Hb 27x27cm 128pp 64col ills £75

Pace Gallery is pleased to present the first comprehensive exhibition of drawings by Robert
Ryman. Bringing together over 50 drawings from private collections as well as museums,
including The Art Institute of Chicago, The Dia Art Foundation, and The Museum of Modern Art,
the exhibition spans the broad scope Ryman's career-from his earliest experimentations with
drawing in the 1960s to the last drawing he made in 2000.

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Louise Nevelson - Black & White

Pace Gallery 2018 ISBN 9781935410997 Acqn 29028
Pb 29x29cm 55pp 28col ills £30

Pace Gallery is pleased to present an exhibition of works by Louise Nevelson, marking the
gallery's twenty-seventh solo show for the artist since 1963. The exhibition brings together
approximately 20 of Nevelson's iconic black and white painted wood sculptures, wall reliefs, and
installations from the late 1950s through the late 1980s.

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