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The front cover of "The Ninth Page," with a black abstract drawing on the red cover

The Ninth Page: Etel Adnan's Journalism 1972-74

An excerpt of a painting by Etel Adnan, which includes blocks of red, green, yellow, white, blue, and brown

To look at the sea is to become what one is: An Etel Adnan Reader (2 Vol. Set)

The front cover of "A.K. Burns on Nancy Holt," with a photograph of zoomed-in concrete on the cover

zero: A.K. Burns on Nancy Holt

The front cover of "Artworking," with a purple, blue, and cream drawing by Bracha L. Ettinger

Bracha L. Ettinger: Artworking 1985–1999

The cover of "The Matrixial Borderspace," which includes a drawing by Bracha L. Ettinger in tones of black, purple, pink, and orange

Bracha L. Ettinger: The Matrixial Borderspace

The front cover of "Art as Compassion," with a purple and black drawing by Bracha L. Ettinger

Bracha L. Ettinger: Art as Compassion

A photograph of the front cover of "And My Heart Wound-Space," which is a black ground with gold text

Bracha L. Ettinger: And My Heart Wound-Space

The cover of "Mausoleaum of Lovers," with a self-portrait photograph by Hervé Guibert on the cover, with black text

Hervé Guibert: The Mausoleum of Lovers, Journals 1976–1991

A photograph of the book's yellow exterior, laying flat with the title visible on the spine

James Hoff: Milking the Flat Cow

2012

An image of the cover of the book with the title written in black upon gray ground

James Hoff: Every Second One Hundred Bolts of Lightning Strike the Earth

A photograph of BLASTER, with purple and green tones, and text

James Hoff: BLASTER

The cover of the book, which has 2 large quotation marks in black and the 2 conversants' names in black text

" " #2 James Hoff / Marian Kaiser

The cover of "Top Ten 1998–2008," which is black and white, with the title in Artforum font in black and blocks of black at the bottom half of the cover.

James Hoff: Top Ten 1998–2008

The cover of "Top Ten 2008-2018," which is black and white, with the title in Artforum font in white and blocks of white at the bottom half of the cover.

James Hoff: Top Ten 2008–2018

The front cover of the publication, with the title and a collage upon it

Kahlil Robert Irving: Streets:Chains:Cocktails

A framed print on Mylar that is framed

Kahlil Robert Irving: Happy Birth, Broken Promise

The front cover of "Black ICE," which shows the title and the artist's name at the bottom of the image

Kahlil Robert Irving: Black ICE

The front cover of "Thomas Kovachevich, 1968–1981," a photograph of a folded circle of tracing paper upon a blue background

Thomas Kovachevich, 1968–1981

A photograph of the catalogue's cover, with the title in the upper-right in yellow

Thomas Kovachevich, 2016

The front cover of "Franza, Fever 103, and Quilts," on a blue background with a black slice toward the bottom-left corner

Ulrike Müller: Franza, Fever 103, and Quilts

The front cover of the book which has a green ground and yellow text, there is also a yellow patterned spine

Ulrike Müller, Herstory Inventory: 100 Feminist Drawings by 100 Artists

A print of black, white, and blue, that resembles a curtain being opened from the center.

Ulrike Müller: Print (Franza)

Ulrike Müller: Print (Franza)

Ulrike Müller: Print (Franza)

A print of 2 intersecting circles, one outlined in red, with a black background

Ulrike Müller: Print (Franza)

The cover of "Always, Always, Others," with the text in black upon a beige background

Ulrike Müller: Always, Always, Others

The cover of the broadsheet, with a small figure drawing and the title in black text

Lee Relvas: Some Phrases

An excerpted image of the Petite Planete poster, containing book covers

Jason Simon, Petite Planète

An open book with a black-and-white image at left, and the book's title at right.

Jason Simon: Festschrift for an Archive

A photograph of the book cover, which has a rectangle and other quadrilateral upon it.

Jason Simon: Untitled (Castelli-Sonnabend Videotapes and Films)

A photograph of the book propped open with the DVD peeking out the right side

Jason Simon: The One-Minute Film Festival, 2003–2012

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