by Suzanne McClelland. Texts by Barry Schwabsky and Sue Scott. 14x10", 88pp., hardcover, cloth. 100 color reproductions. In collaboration with One Eye Pug. McClelland's work occupies the nexus in which language and abstraction commune.

by Jerry Saltz. 6x9", hardcover, 300pp. Seeing Out Louder brilliantly reveals the rise and fall of the hyper art market and the dark politics that form the background of the bright period through to its collapse.

by Irving Sandler. Edited by Raphael Rubinstein. 8x10, 220pp., 24 color plates. In association with the School of Visual Arts. After a 50-year career as one of America's most distinguished and influential critics and art historians,

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.

by Kenneth Snelson. Text by Eleanor Heartney. 11x12", hardcover, 242 b&w and color plates, French fold, on heavy art paper. Includes limited edition DVD. In association with Hudson Hills Press.