This volume is the first monograph on Vernon Fisher's work since 1989, and it presents the most comprehensive survey of his art from the early 1970s until 2009. 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

This set of limited edition prints by Ed Ruscha was created by the artist in honor of the exhibition, Ed Ruscha: Road Tested. Each set (from a series of 38) is signed by the artist and numbered. A Modern exclusive, the details are: Inkjet prints on 330g Somerset Satin enhanced paper. 8x10 inches. Learn More

Pretty Baby by curator Andrea Karnes 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

This exhibition organized by the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth celebrates the landscapes of Texas artist Julie Bozzi. Learn More

The Museum of Modern Art produced this catalogue in conjunction with a major exhibition of the sculpture of the American artist Martin Puryear (b. 1941). Learn More

In the 1950s and 1960s, Mark Rothko, Barnett Newman, Lucio Fontana, and Yves Klein each explored the critical subject of space in abstract art. Learn More

This catalog accompanies Walker's first major American museum survey. 432 pages Learn More