by Mike Glier. Interview by Carol Diehl, Essay by Lisa Corrin. 11x12", hardcover, cloth binding, 240 color plates and photographs. In association with Hudson Hills Press. Along A Long Line records the travels of Mike Glier from the Artic to the Equator.

Edited by Robert Kushner. 6x9", softcover, 300pp. Featuring over thirty of Goldin's most thought-provoking essays from Artnews, Artforum, Art Journal, New American Review, International Journal for Aesthetics and Art Criticism, Art in America...

by Aliza Edelman. 11" x 11", 140 pages, 178 illustrations. MARYLYN DINTENFASS: PARALLEL PARK is the first book to celebrate this internationally known artist and her recent artworks that reveal her life-long love affair with automobiles.

11 x 12”, 240 pages, Hardcover, 115 color plates. Loring W. Coleman, one of New England’s leading realists, shares his lifetime of art through a recounting of amusing and intriguing experiences as a student and teacher. Thirty anecdotal essays are feature

Marylyn Dintenfass has emerged as a leading artist of her generation, known internationally for her paintings, sculpture, and prints. Her work has long been rooted in minimalism's modular grid, yet supersedes it through her inspired abstract imagery.