David Zwirner Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

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Live recording of Dialogues + Book Signing | 537 West 20th Street | Friday, 4/21 at 4:30 PM EDT Featuring host Helen Molesworth and Benjamin Buchloh + a signing of Gerhard Richter: Painting after the Subject of History. Capacity is limited, RSVP: events@davidzwirner.com https://t.co/V38PbfHz1b

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Presenting Graduation (1949), a rare large-scale print by #RoyDeCarava. Part of our Exceptional Works series, this is one of the artist’s most iconic images. To learn more, visit: http://zwrnr.art/rdcew — Artwork © The Estate of Roy DeCarava 2022. All rights reserved⁣⁣⁣⁣ https://t.co/87Tc8TKe9d

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Although Gerhard Richter has closed, you can still experience a tour of the critically acclaimed solo exhibition led by gallery founder David Zwirner and curator and author Dieter Schwarz. Watch the full 20-minute episode: https://t.co/PEe0P0TiEl

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Looking for your next art-world must-read? The German art dealer and author Rudolf Zwirner has published Give Me the Now, a new autobiography detailing his life and long career in the art trade. Check out his Q&A with @artnet: http://zwrnr.art/30xnrqf https://t.co/RocyZreDeW

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PODCAST S7, E7 | Nicholson Baker: https://t.co/XkRJDFoKst In this episode of Dialogues, host Helen Molesworth talks to novelist Nicholson Baker about how history is written and the continued relevance of his World War II book, Human Smoke (2008). https://t.co/CD77r5Up1F

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PODCAST | How Picasso Was Sold to America: https://t.co/d8a7YcxT6d On the 50th anniversary of Pablo Picasso’s death, host Helen Molesworth speaks to the writer Hugh Eakin about his new book, Picasso’s War: How Modern Art Came to America. https://t.co/EJd15n2JcU

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William Eggleston: The Outlands at David Zwirner 19th Street is a @nytimes critics’ pick! Read more in Arthur Lubow’s review, “What to See in N.Y.C. Galleries Right Now:” https://t.co/f3ScBVsTi9 https://t.co/kbR6RkGkCm

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“In distilling my ideas I was doing something analogous to making poetry—trying, in a way, to say the most with the least.”⁣ —#JohnMcCracken, born on this day in 1934 — John McCracken outside his studio, Santa Fe, New Mexico, ca. 2010. Photo by Gail Barringer https://t.co/ruootX7MPj

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In his @NYTimes review of Michaël Borremans: The Acrobat, @John_Vincler exclaims that Borremans “may be the greatest living figurative painter.” Click to read why: http://zwrnr.art/3a0zS5I https://t.co/9tAhKv3o05

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🌸 Celebrating the global publication day for our newest David Zwirner Books title, Hilma af Klint: Tree of Knowledge, available now. Get your copy: https://t.co/AtnOCbIj4Z https://t.co/iEV9EBI9D6