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Founded in 2008, Stoc is an artbook store in the heart of the gallery district. You can expect to find a carefully curated selection of the most unique titles from around the world — art, architecture, photography, design, and more.
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Paula Scher: Works
100,000 KRW
A definitive career survey of Paula Scher, the Pentagram partner whose bold typographic maps, posters, and identity systems reshaped American graphic design. The volume gathers decades of work—from Public Theater branding to the Citibank logo—tracing her influence on how design communicates.
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Harry GruyaertThe first career retrospective of Belgian photographer Harry Gruyaert, whose color-saturated images sever people and places from narrative context. Working across Morocco, India, Egypt and Europe since the 1970s, Gruyaert builds pictures from light, hue and geometry alone, prizing sensory freedom over storytelling.99,000 KRWHarry Gruyaert99,000 KRW02
Harry Gruyaert Between WorldsPhotographs Harry Gruyaert made in airport terminals, where he found his signature vocabulary of saturated color, glancing light and architectural geometry converging in transient, anonymous space. The book traces how these liminal environments shaped his approach to composition and color.110,000 KRWHarry Gruyaert Between Worlds110,000 KRW03
Mid-Century Modern Design : A Complete SourcebookA compact sourcebook surveying mid-century modern design and architecture across furniture, textiles, ceramics, and interiors. Dominic Bradbury profiles the era's landmark makers and movements—from Scandinavian craft to American studio design—tracing how postwar optimism shaped a style still collected and imitated today.88,000 KRWMid-Century Modern Design : A Complete Sourcebook88,000 KRW04
Vincent Van Duysen Works 2009-2018An overview of Belgian architect Vincent Van Duysen's work from 2009 to 2018, documenting recent residential and commercial projects defined by his signature restraint—rigorous geometry, natural materials and quiet, textured minimalism.110,000 KRWVincent Van Duysen Works 2009-2018110,000 KRW05
Bauhaus Imaginista : A School in the WorldPublished for the Bauhaus centenary, this volume traces the school's global reach beyond Weimar and Dessau, examining how its ideas traveled through exchange, migration and adaptation across continents. Marion von Osten and Grant Watson present new research reframing Bauhaus as an international movement.88,000 KRWBauhaus Imaginista : A School in the World88,000 KRW06
Matisse: The BooksLouise Rogers Lalaurie examines Matisse as bookmaker, tracing eight limited-edition volumes—among them Jazz and Poèmes de Charles d'Orléans—in which the artist staged a dialogue between text and image, revealing an overlooked dimension of his late career.142,500 KRWMatisse: The Books142,500 KRW07
Vivian MaierTraces Vivian Maier's improbable rise from an anonymous Chicago nanny to one of twentieth-century America's great street photographers, a story set in motion by the 2007 discovery of her archive at a thrift auction house, decades after the images were made.26,000 KRWVivian Maier26,000 KRW08
Anselm KieferA compact critical study of Anselm Kiefer, examining the German artist's confrontation with history, myth, and memory through monumental canvases layered with straw, lead, and ash. Daniel Arasse traces Kiefer's education and influences while situating individual works within the unity of his lifelong project.70,000 KRWAnselm Kiefer70,000 KRW09
Chris KillipA career-spanning survey of Chris Killip's photography, published alongside a major exhibition at The Photographers' Gallery, London. Gathers the British documentary photographer's most significant images, from his stark black-and-white portraits of industrial decline in northern England to his later work, tracing four decades of unsentimental attention to working-class life.105,000 KRWChris Killip105,000 KRW10
Cimarron : Freedom and MasqueradeCharles Fréger's photographic portraits document the elaborate masquerade costumes worn in festivals by descendants of enslaved Africans across the Americas. Cimarron traces how these traditions of masking and disguise carry histories of resistance, memory, and freedom.53,200 KRWCimarron : Freedom and Masquerade53,200 KRW11
Derek Jarman's GardenThe last book Derek Jarman wrote, chronicling the garden he built from shingle and driftwood at Prospect Cottage on the Kent coast while living with AIDS, blending diary entries, plant lore and reflections on mortality, beauty and making a life in an inhospitable landscape.38,000 KRWDerek Jarman's Garden38,000 KRW12
France: The Monocle HandbookMonocle's handbook to France distills the magazine's reporting into a guide covering the country's food, hotels, fashion and design, from Parisian institutions to regional finds. Tyler Brûlé and the Monocle team apply their curatorial eye to French culture and craft.77,000 KRWFrance: The Monocle Handbook77,000 KRW
Harry GruyaertThe first career retrospective of Belgian photographer Harry Gruyaert, whose color-saturated images sever people and places from narrative context. Working across Morocco, India, Egypt and Europe since the 1970s, Gruyaert builds pictures from light, hue and geometry alone, prizing sensory freedom over storytelling.99,000 KRWHarry Gruyaert99,000 KRW02Harry Gruyaert Between WorldsPhotographs Harry Gruyaert made in airport terminals, where he found his signature vocabulary of saturated color, glancing light and architectural geometry converging in transient, anonymous space. The book traces how these liminal environments shaped his approach to composition and color.110,000 KRWHarry Gruyaert Between Worlds110,000 KRW03Mid-Century Modern Design : A Complete SourcebookA compact sourcebook surveying mid-century modern design and architecture across furniture, textiles, ceramics, and interiors. Dominic Bradbury profiles the era's landmark makers and movements—from Scandinavian craft to American studio design—tracing how postwar optimism shaped a style still collected and imitated today.88,000 KRWMid-Century Modern Design : A Complete Sourcebook88,000 KRW04Vincent Van Duysen Works 2009-2018An overview of Belgian architect Vincent Van Duysen's work from 2009 to 2018, documenting recent residential and commercial projects defined by his signature restraint—rigorous geometry, natural materials and quiet, textured minimalism.110,000 KRWVincent Van Duysen Works 2009-2018110,000 KRW05Bauhaus Imaginista : A School in the WorldPublished for the Bauhaus centenary, this volume traces the school's global reach beyond Weimar and Dessau, examining how its ideas traveled through exchange, migration and adaptation across continents. Marion von Osten and Grant Watson present new research reframing Bauhaus as an international movement.88,000 KRWBauhaus Imaginista : A School in the World88,000 KRW06Matisse: The BooksLouise Rogers Lalaurie examines Matisse as bookmaker, tracing eight limited-edition volumes—among them Jazz and Poèmes de Charles d'Orléans—in which the artist staged a dialogue between text and image, revealing an overlooked dimension of his late career.142,500 KRWMatisse: The Books142,500 KRW07Vivian MaierTraces Vivian Maier's improbable rise from an anonymous Chicago nanny to one of twentieth-century America's great street photographers, a story set in motion by the 2007 discovery of her archive at a thrift auction house, decades after the images were made.26,000 KRWVivian Maier26,000 KRW08Anselm KieferA compact critical study of Anselm Kiefer, examining the German artist's confrontation with history, myth, and memory through monumental canvases layered with straw, lead, and ash. Daniel Arasse traces Kiefer's education and influences while situating individual works within the unity of his lifelong project.70,000 KRWAnselm Kiefer70,000 KRW09Chris KillipA career-spanning survey of Chris Killip's photography, published alongside a major exhibition at The Photographers' Gallery, London. Gathers the British documentary photographer's most significant images, from his stark black-and-white portraits of industrial decline in northern England to his later work, tracing four decades of unsentimental attention to working-class life.105,000 KRWChris Killip105,000 KRW10Cimarron : Freedom and MasqueradeCharles Fréger's photographic portraits document the elaborate masquerade costumes worn in festivals by descendants of enslaved Africans across the Americas. Cimarron traces how these traditions of masking and disguise carry histories of resistance, memory, and freedom.53,200 KRWCimarron : Freedom and Masquerade53,200 KRW11Derek Jarman's GardenThe last book Derek Jarman wrote, chronicling the garden he built from shingle and driftwood at Prospect Cottage on the Kent coast while living with AIDS, blending diary entries, plant lore and reflections on mortality, beauty and making a life in an inhospitable landscape.38,000 KRWDerek Jarman's Garden38,000 KRW12France: The Monocle HandbookMonocle's handbook to France distills the magazine's reporting into a guide covering the country's food, hotels, fashion and design, from Parisian institutions to regional finds. Tyler Brûlé and the Monocle team apply their curatorial eye to French culture and craft.77,000 KRWFrance: The Monocle Handbook77,000 KRW