Trust Me. Tony Labat
Published fall 2005 by New Langton Arts; designed by Mike Abbink and Joshua Distler.
The 200-page color catalog contains black and white and color images; essays; biographical information; and an index of works.
Original essays by Antonio Eligio, Carlo McCormick, and Anna Novakov explore aspects of Labat's work, focusing on cultural influences, video
work, and architectural elements. An interview with artist Tony Oursler is
also included.
Price: $25/general, $19/members.

Jovial Tales for Tragic Sensibilities: A Retrospective of the Work of Jeanne C. Finely + John Muse
2003; produced and edited by New Langton Arts, San Francisco; designed by Jennifer Morla of Morla Design.
This 96-page exhibition catalog features color images, a chronology of Finley and Muse’s individual work and collaborations, and essays by arts writer and photographer Mark Alice Durant and cultural critic Margaret Morse.
Price: $20/general, $15/members.

Hans Winkler, Crime Museum
2004, Published by New Langton Arts, San Francisco; designed by minus
Berlin.
This pocket book includes a photograph of one piece of evidence from each of the “criminal art” acts created by Hans Winkler for this exhibition. A short crime fiction by mystery writer Candida B. Korman is included.
Price: $3/general, $2.25/members.

Downtime: Constructing Leisure
2005, published by California College of the Arts, designed by John Borruso.
A fully-illustrated catalog enclosed in a protective book jacket, this
exhibition guide includes essays by Meredith Johnson, Anuradha Vikram and
Tanya Zimbardo, an interview with Dean MacCannell (author of The Tourist),
and descriptions of each work with artists’ bios. Curated by the inaugural
class of the California College of the Arts MA Program in Curatorial
Practice, Downtime features work by Bureau d’études, Tacita Dean, Josh
Greene, Doug Hall, Luis Jacob, Tobias Putrih, Pedro Reyes, Steven Shearer,
Melinda Stone and Mungo Thomson.
Price: $20/general, $15/members.

Retrofuturist
2001; published by New Langton Arts, San Francisco; designed by Joyce Hsu
Featuring an essay by curator Berin Golonu and descriptions of the artists' works, this catalog is an appealing compliment to the exhibition Retrofuturist. The exhibition, with Adam Ross, Luisa Kazanas, Leona Christie, David Huffman, Yorgo Alexopoulos, Russell Nachman, William Swanson, couples their expectations for the future with sci-fi aesthetic sensibilities of the past.
Price: $4/general, $3/members.

Jessica Bronson
2001; published by The Regents of the University of California
In conjunction with the UC Berkeley Art Museum, Langton presents a brochure with an essay by Matrix curator Heidi Zuckerman-Jacobson and excerpts from a phone conversation between Jessica Bronson and Langton's Program Director James Bewley.
Price: $1.50/general, $1/members.

LifeLike
2001; published by New Langton Arts, San Francisco; designed by Julie Schwade, Appetite Engineers.
LifeLike is a multidisciplinary project in which the organic and the inorganic crossbreed. Designed by Appetite Engineers, this catalog includes an essay by curator Marcia Tanner as well as text and imagery dedicated to the artists' exploration between the natural and the artificial.
Price: $5/general, $3.75/members.

Anna Gaskell, future's eve
2001, published by New Langton Arts, San Francisco; designed by Michael Abbink and Joshua Distler.
Commemorating future's eve, an installation of Anna Gaskell's film and drawings, this catalog features an interview by Langton's Program Director James Bewley with Gaskell. The catalog includes film stills and pen and ink drawings by Gaskell, as well as informative texts providing insight to Gaskell as inventor, seducer, and artist.
Price: $4/general, $3/members.

Jim Pomeroy: A Retrospective
1999; published by New Langton Arts, San Francisco; designed by Michael Abbink and Joshua Distler.
This 70-page catalog documents the life and work of Jim Pomeroy with original essays by the artist himself as well as contributions by Paul DeMarinis, critic and curator Timothy Druckrey, artist Jim Melchert, Susan Miller, and author Constance Penley. The catalog includes color and black and white reproductions of Jim's photography, performance, video and installation works.
Price: $25/general, $20/members.

New Langton Arts: Nineteen Ninety One to Nineteen Ninety Seven
1998; published by New Langton Arts, San Francisco; designed by Morla Design, Inc.
This 160-page catalog documents seven years of programs, from 1991-97, at Langton with color and black & white photographs and essays by Nao Bustamante, Paul Dresher, Susan Miller, Camille Roy, and Lorelei Stewart.
Price: $25/general, $20/members.

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