Lauren Quin: Eyelets of Alkaline Books Louise Nevelson: Sculpture of the

Louise Nevelson: Sculpture of the ’50s and ’60s takes a close look at 13 of the artist’s early wooden sculptures

the prolific artist continues his exploration of the dynamic interrelationship between painting and photography with new acrylic on canvas works and photographic drawings depicting figures who have posed—and danced—in his studio

this book with a metallic silver cover includes text contributions by Laura Barlow

and Zoe Leonard reveal profound insights about the American abstract painter Agnes Martin

Lauren Quin: Eyelets of Alkaline Books Louise Nevelson: Sculpture of theYou feel the energy of depth and explosion, you feel an intensity of time layered, you feel color, you sense ambiguity and depth. Ariana Reines Published to coincide with the exhibition Eyelets of Alkaline at Pace in Los Angeles, this catalogue focuses on Quin's latest body of work, in which she has turned from an overdose of chromatic intensity toward what she describes as a detox of color. Though these paintings may at first appear monochromatic,