A landmark appreciation of this towering figure in contemporary painting.

A beautiful presentation of the stylish artist's celebrated drawings and paintings.

This publication brings together a collection of new critical texts by a variety of leading authors on institutional practice. It takes as its subject the evolution of the twenty-first century arts institution and is structured as a room by room guide of a contemporary art space. Readers journey from the reception to the roof terrace, via spaces dedicated to temporary exhibitions, site-specific commissions and collections displays, taking in the bookshop, café, auditorium and education spaces along the way. Twelve writers – artists, academics, curators and directors of galleries and museums – trace a trajectory around the function of each space and the role it plays within contemporary institutions. These discussions encompass key developments in the history of exhibition making and artistic practice over the last hundred years as well wider cultural concerns that affect public art organisations globally. The result is an indispensable handbook for art professionals, students and anyone who is simply curious about today’s artworld.

When advertising logos become abstract signs | The most diverse materials, such as muslin and wax | With essays by Michael Bracewell and Diedrich Diedrichsen

● Art in public space ● Urban regeneration, multi-culturalism and environmentalism ● With texts by renowned authors

● Art in public space ● Urban regeneration, multi-culturalism and environmentalism ● With texts by renowned authors