Nancy Spector Books

Theanyspacewhatever

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This catalogue, which accompanies a major exhibition at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York, examines the dynamic interchange among a core group of artists including Angela Bulloch, Maurizio...

Haunted

By Lisa Saltzman, Jennifer Blessing, Nancy Spector, Nat Trotman, Peggy Phelan

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Drawn largely from the Guggenheim's extensive photography and video collections, Haunted features some 100 works by nearly 60 artists, including many recent acquisitions that will be on view at the...

Maurizio Cattelan

By Maurizio Cattelan

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Maurizio Cattelan

By Nancy Spector

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Meret Oppenheim

By Meret Oppenheim

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Imperfect Innocence

By Tacita Dean, Stan Douglas, Naomi Fisher, Gary Sangster, Dara Friedman, Uta Barth, Janine Antoni, Paul Pfieffer, Miriam Backsrom, Gordon Matta Clark, Douglas Gordon, Olafur Eliasson, Doug Aitken, James Rondeau, Bettina Von Zwehl, Robert Gober, Lynne Cohen, Thomas Demand

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Anna Gaskell

By Thom Jones, Nancy Spector, Anna Gaskell

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Matthew Wong

By Julian Cox, Nancy Spector, Matthew Wong, Winnie Wong

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Matthew Wong

By Julian Cox, Nancy Spector, Matthew Wong, Winnie Wong

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Felix Gonzalez-Torres.

By Felix Gonzalez Torres

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