This sturdy canvas tote has gusseted corners to allow you to carry several books. Share your recognition of this important statement. Approx. 14"x16" Learn More

Glenn Ligon: AMERICA, created in close collaboration with the artist, surveys twenty-five years of Ligon’s art, including paintings, sculptural installations, prints, and drawings. Learn More

This stunning exhibition catalogue celebrates in-depth for the first time Richard Diebenkorn’s seminal Ocean Park works, serving as a major reference and a source of new scholarship on the series. Learn More

The survey includes approximately a dozen works by each artist, exposing various points of aesthetic convergence. Learn More

Focusing on natural forms and the act of perception, Teresita Fernández‘s installations and objects blend reflection and transparency in potent configurations. Clouds, trees, water and fire, rendered in steel, glass, plastic and thread, become screens, mirrors and lenses. This monograph offers the fullest view of Fernández's work to date. Focus: Teresita Fernández April 17–June 19, 2011 Learn More

From the exhibition, Georg Baselitz: Portraits of Elke, October 26, 1997-January 25, 1998. By Michael Auping. Hardcover. ISBN 0929865162 Learn More

This volume includes some of Ruscha’s most well-known pictures, such as the iconic Standard Stations and Hollywood Signs, as well as paintings inspired by road signs. A special folded map has been inserted into the book tracing the route he took in the mid-fifties. Learn More

Jack Tworkov (1900–1982) was a significant figure of the Abstract Expressionist period. A noted painter, he was one of the first group of artists who defined the ideals of the New York School, along with Willem de Kooning, Barnett Newman, Ad Reinhardt, and Franz Kline, among others. This book, the first collection of Tworkov’s writings, sheds new light on the lives and studio practices of Tworkov and his colleagues as well as on Tworkov’s artistic theories and values. Learn More

Our curator, Michael Auping was on the advisory committee for the works that were chosen for the new Cowboys Stadium. This book chronicles not only the art work but also how the stadium will be used as a cultural center for north central Texas. A beautiful book, it will appeal to Cowboys and football fans, architects and art lovers. Learn More