to light, and then return—: Edmund de Waal and Sally Mann Anne Sward its undulating brushstrokes representing a

its undulating brushstrokes representing a dancer and a musician with a goat and dove

the book is bound in rubberized horsehair—one of Artschwager’s favored mediums—and is housed in the publisher’s original paperboard box

Valentina Castellani considers the influence of the French gallerist Berthe Weill

This poster featuring Be at the Table (2023) was produced in 2023

along with an essay by philosopher Hiroki Azuma that examines the Superflat concept in relation to Murakami’s own work

to light, and then return—: Edmund de Waal and Sally Mann Anne Sward its undulating brushstrokes representing aThis book was published on the occasion of to light, and then return, an exhibition of works by Edmund de Waal and Sally Mann at Gagosian, 976 Madison Avenue, New York. The result of an ongoing exchange of ideas between two artists who are also celebrated writers, this is the first time the two have shown together in a dedicated exhibition. to light, and then return features Manns tintypes of still life arrangements of old tools and other objects and