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"7.5 × 10.75 inches, 104 pages, softcoverISBN 978-1-941753-97-2Published by Inventory Press & The Huntington Design by IN-FO.CO"

"British artist and writer Edmund de Waal (b. 1964) is known for the his installations of exquisite porcelain vessels in historic spaces and his engagement with the potential of ceramics. At The Huntington, de Waal’s interventions and artworks explore the movement of ideas, people, and objects—what Chinese poet Bei Dao calls the “eight directions of the wind.” Three interactive and contemplative spaces in the Chinese and Japanese Gardens—on porcelain and on shadow—and the Art Gallery—on sanctuary—encourage visitors to consider the implications of migration and exile, the material history of porcelain, and the power of sanctuary, resulting in fresh perspectives and new experiences of The Huntington’s collections. Fully illustrated, the catalogue also includes an in-depth conversation between de Waal and cultural historian Josh Kun about the project’s connection to Los Angeles’s mix of cultures and the transmission of ideas. A selection of poems on exile that speaks to global histories of migration completes this thought-provoking tour through The Huntington’s iconic spaces."

"8.5 × 10 inches, 144 pages, hardcoverISBN 978-1-970449-06-8Published by Inventory Press & Minneapolis Institute of Art & San José Museum of Art  Design by IN-FO.CO"

"María Berrío: Songlines traces the arc of the last ten years of the artist's practice with attention to her work’s material structure and conceptual underpinnings. Working at a large scale, in a process she describes as “painting with paper,” Berrío builds scenes out of cut and torn papers that blend myth and folklore with the contemporary world. Berrío embraces multiple storylines, inspired by personal and shared mythologies drawn from across time and geography, ranging from the Colombian countryside of the artist’s birth, to ancient Greek mythology, from contemporary migration crises, to a changing climate. These many references coalesce into vibrant compositions opening onto new worlds.Published on the occasion of a nationally touring exhibition, Songlines includes texts by Berrío, Katherine Brodbeck, co-curators Lauren Schell Dickens and Leslie Ureña, and an interview with the artist by Valéria Piccoli, alongside copious illustrations and details of Berrio's spellbinding work."

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the eight directions of the wind

Songlines

Coyote Time | Counterpublic 2026

Diving Into the Wreck

The Proving Ground

Cyberfeminism Index