Text by Dave Hickey and Naomi Vine.
Published by Orange County Museum of Art, 1999.
isbn: 978-0917493287
Peter Alexander: In This Light
Text by Alex Kitnick and Franklin Parrasch.
Published by Franklin Parrasch Gallery, 2018
Peter Alexander
This exquisite catalog features essays by Grace Kook-Anderson, Tyler Green, John Yau, and Brandon Reintjes. Support for this publication comes from the Andy Warhol Foundation, Franklin Parrasch Gallery, New York & Parrasch Heijnen Gallery, Los Angeles, Jon Lodge, and Tinworks Art.
Printed by Edition One.
Full color, 120 pages, 10 x 10 1/2"
Anne Appleby: Hymn
Text by Ed Ruscha.
Published by parrasch heijnen, 2018
isbn: 9780692944424
Billy Al Bengston: Dentos
TRANSCENDENTAL
BENGSTON-TATION
Text by Robert M. Pirsig and Mary Agnes Donoghue.
Published by Franklin Parrasch Gallery, 2014.
Text by Clare Elliott, with a contribution by Robert Gober
Published by the Menil Collection, 2013
isbn: 9780300189735
Forrest Bess: Seeing Things Invisible
Text by Justin Lieberman
Published by Franklin Parrasch Gallery, 2011
Sets & Sutures
Ron Cooper
Published by Franklin Parrasch Gallery, 2015
Forward by Malcolm Warner. Essay by curator and art critic Peter Frank.
Published by Laguna Art Museum, 2018
isbn: 9780940872448
Tony DeLap: A Retrospective
Alteronce Gumby's first monograph. The book features an essay by Guggenheim Curator Dr. Ashley James and an introductory interview conducted by Gagosian Director Antwaun Sargent. The publication is a limited edition of 300. Each book is signed and numbered by the artist.
isbn: 978-1-7361954-0-6
Color is a Beautiful Thing
Marcia Hafif
The Inventory: Painting
Preface by Ines Goldbach, Roland Waspe. Text by Jane McFadden, Marcia Hafif. Interview by Michael Ned Holle.
Published by the Laguna Art Museum, California State University, Fullerton and Grand Central Press, 2015
isbn: 9783903153806
Text by curator Jan Wurm, The Jay DeFeo Trust and Oliver and Company
Published by the Richmond Art Center, 2015
Mildred Howard: Spirit and Matter
Text by Eddie Chambers, Leigh Raiford, Diana L. Daniels, and Nicholas Stone.
Published by The University of Oklahoma, 2019
isbn: 978-0-578-44112-2
Mildred Howard
Text by Em Rooney, John Yau.
Published by parrasch heijnen / CANADA, 2019
isbn: 9781942884446
Xylor Jane: Notebooks
Text by George Pendle, Max Rosenberg, Symmes Gardner.
On artist Rosy Keyser’s dynamic and sculptural paintings
This book surveys the paintings of New York–based artist Rosy Keyser (b. 1974), which are constructed from such ordinary materials as linen, canvas, aluminum, paint, gravel and sawdust, evoking the raw energy of action painting and Art Brut.
isbn: 0960088520
Rosy Keyser: Distal’s Musk
Rosy Keyser: Half-Light Periscope
Published by Karma Karma, 2017
Rosy Keyser: My Heads Are My Hands
Published by Karma Karma, 2014
Text by Stephanie Barron, Frank O. Gehry, Dave Hickey, Phyllis Tuchman and MaLin Wilson-Powell. Photographs by Fredrik Nilsen.
Published by Delmonico Books / Prestel, 2012.
isbn: 978-3-7913-5255-8
Ken Price
Introduction by Margaret Mathews-Berenson. Text by John Mendelsohn, Lilly Wei.
Published by Deborah Remington Charitable Trust for the Visual Arts, 2016
isbn: 9780692757857
Deborah Remington: A Life in Drawing
Essays by Thomas McEvilley and Klaus Ottmann. Interview between Loïc Malle and Charles Ross. Historical texts by Virginia Dwan, Anna Halprin, Michael Heizer, Steve Katz, Donald Kuspit, Ed Ranney, and Jean-Hubert Martin.
Published by Radius Books, 2012
isbn: 9781934435496
Charles Ross: the substance of light
Text by David A. Ross, Richard Armstrong and Amy Gerstler
Published by the Whitney Museum of American Art and Rizzoli, 1992.
isbn: 0-8478-1446-7
Alexis Smith
Sylvia Snowden’s M Street series is focused upon images of people she knew from her immediate surroundings in the Shaw neighborhood of Washington, D.C.. In the mid-1970s, in the midst of ongoing gentrification and displacement, Snowden felt the urgency of the lives of people she encountered in her neighborhood – many of whom were transient, unemployed, and/or unhoused – and she responded to her perceptions of their energies in her work.
The catalogue features a text by curator Gavin Delahunty, a foreword by Franklin Parrasch, an interview with artist Nathaniel Mary Quinn, and an essay by Dr. Rebecca Van Diver.
Hardcover with dustjacket, 108 pages
9 x 11 1/4 inches, portrait
First printing, April 2022
Sylvia Snowden: M Street
With an introduction by Norman Kleeblatt.
Published by Hayden Herrera, 2006
isbn: 978-0810959323
Joan Snyder
Text by Joan Snyder.
Published by Franklin Parrasch Gallery, 2015
Joan Snyder: Sub Rosa
For six years Maya Stovall staged Liquor Store Theatre, a conceptual art and anthropology video project---included in the Whitney Biennial in 2017---in which she danced near the liquor stores in her Detroit neighborhood as a way to start conversations with her neighbors. Stovall uses the project as a point of departure for understanding everyday life in Detroit and the possibilities for ethnographic research, art, and knowledge creation.
Published by Duke University Press, 2020.
Liquor Store Theatre by Maya Stovall
Daniel Turner
Text by Jeffrey Grunthaner.
Published by Franklin Parrasch Gallery, 2013
Daniel Turner
Text by Franciska Zólyom
Published by White Cube, 2012
Peter Voulkos
Text by Billy Al Bengston
Published by Franklin Parrasch, 2013
Please Enter
Curated by Beth Rudin DeWoody
Published by Franklin Parrasch, 2014