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01Anni Albers: Constructing TextilesBrenda Danilowitz, Fabienne Eggelhöfer, Stella Rollig, Nina ZimmerA scholarly survey of Anni Albers's textile work, tracing her development from the Bauhaus weaving workshop to her influential later designs, and reaffirming her standing as a defining figure in twentieth-century modernist art and craft.YaleISBN 978030028915293,500 KRWAnni Albers: Constructing Textiles93,500 KRW02Anselm KieferDaniel ArasseA 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.Thames & Hudson343 pagesISBN 978050029161070,000 KRWAnselm Kiefer70,000 KRW03Bauhaus Imaginista : A School in the WorldMarion von Osten, Grant WatsonPublished 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.Thames & Hudson312 pagesISBN 978050002193488,000 KRWBauhaus Imaginista : A School in the World88,000 KRW04Donald Judd InterviewsDonald Judd, Caitlin MurrayA companion volume to Donald Judd Writings, gathering sixty interviews with the artist spanning four decades—the first compilation of its kind—offering Judd's own candid, often combative account of his art, materials, and ideas about space.David Zwirner1008 pagesISBN 978164423016961,600 KRWDonald Judd Interviews61,600 KRW05Jasper Johns: Mind/MirrorCarlos Basualdo, Scott RothkopfThe catalog for Jasper Johns's major retrospective Mind/Mirror, with essays by Carlos Basualdo, Scott Rothkopf, and others examining the recurring devices, doublings, and self-reflection running through seven decades of the artist's flags, targets, and numbers.Whitney Museum of Am348 pagesISBN 9780300254259102,000 KRWJasper Johns: Mind/Mirror102,000 KRW06Matisse: The BooksLouise Rogers LalaurieLouise 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.Thames & Hudson320 pagesISBN 9780500021682142,500 KRWMatisse: The Books142,500 KRW07Sayre GomezSayre Gomez, Yehbonne Bien, Tim Griffin, Valerie Mindlin, Hamza WalkerThe first monographic survey of Los Angeles painter Sayre Gomez, gathering works from 2016 to 2025 that render strip malls, signage, and urban decay with photorealistic precision. Essays by Tim Griffin and Valerie Mindlin situate his work within contemporary painting's engagement with the built environment.JRP|Editions304 pagesISBN 9783037646236119,000 KRWSayre Gomez119,000 KRW08Turner (YCBA Collection Series)Eric Shanes, Evelyn Joll, Ian Warrell, Andrew WiltonDrawing on the Yale Center for British Art's extensive holdings, this volume traces J.M.W. Turner's development from topographical draftsman to visionary painter of light and atmosphere, tracking the technical innovations that made him Britain's most celebrated landscape artist.Yale Center for Brit144 pagesISBN 978030027971968,000 KRWTurner (YCBA Collection Series)68,000 KRW09Women in AbstractionKarolina LewandowskaA survey of abstraction as practiced by women artists across the twentieth century and beyond, questioning the usefulness of gender as a curatorial category. Karolina Lewandowska presents the artists on their own complex, varied terms rather than as a unified movement.Thames & Hudson342 pagesISBN 9780500094372115,500 KRWWomen in Abstraction115,500 KRW