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Elizabeth Newman: DrawingsThis beautiful volume traces the links between Elizabeth Newmans drawing practice and wider oeuvre. As Erik Jensen writes in his accompanying essay "her drawings are stubborn and deliberate and curious and patient" they are acts of discovery that are, as Newman says, about "going to the nothing to what is most me". Often radiant with colour, much of the work here is strikingly immediate, playful, visceral. Also includes an interview between Helen

Translated by Jonathan Larson

but rather a stepping away from a teleological view of politics and instead

but also by the new architecture

a plea to stem the tide of unloved

152 mm x 228 mm

what gradually emerges are the stakes these new technologies present

to her father’s work during the Civil Rights era

Tomeka Reid

and its every stage carefully documented by Staeck and Steidl in videos

Minh-ha and Sarah Maldoror

beyond the logic of the traditional art system

he said he had felt the same desire