Cultured Magazine

FALL READING LIST From Christopher Wool to Roy Lichenstein, art and architecture tomes abound this fall. BY NOELLE LACOMBE THE CHINESE ART BOOK Spanning from the earliest dynasties to today, this volume presents an exhaustive selection of over 300 works, acting as an encyclopedic collection of Chinese art, from painting and calligraphy to ceramics and photography. (Phaidon) ROY LICHTENSTEIN: SCULPTOR This catalog documents the Pop Art icon's sculptural prowess from 1968 to his death in 1997. The text highlights Lichtenstein's creative process, from sketches to maquettes to large-scale public works and his pioneering experimentations in three-dimensional design. (Rizzoli) CHRISTOPHER WOOL Published to commemorate his retrospective at the Guggenheim museum, this catalog presents a vast selection of Christopher Wool's paintings, photographs and other works to date. (Guggenheim Museum) 100 CONTEMPORARY ARCHITECTS This comprehensive architectural guide—a combination of Taschen's "Building a New Millennium" and the first four volumes of its "Architecture Now!" series—is a must for the design library. Here you'll find up-and-comers featured alongside icons such as Santiago Calatrava, Herzog & de Meuron, Rem Koolhaas, Daniel Libeskind, Richard Meier and Oscar Niemeyer. (Taschen) 112 CULTURED

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• Cultured 25: Here's what to do, where to be and what to see this fall.
• Madcap Design: Glenn Adamson is poised to push New York's Museum.
• Site Specific: Dealer Max Levai shares what's on his fall cultural agenda.
• Pooling Resources: Two emerging studios make a splash with a collaborative project.
• Artful Pursuits: Oliver Furth has quickly become a fixture of the L.A design scene.
• The New Wave: Here and now, 13 young curators energize Miami's art institutions.
• Nakashima 2.0: Mira Nakashima emerges from her father's studio with a new collection of custom furniture.
• One to Watch: With a few high-profile clients and a little help from Instagram, Samuel Amoia's star is on the rise.
• Down to Earth: Although architecture remains a pure pursuit for formlessfinder, the firm's concept for Design Miami / breaks free of boundaries.
• Off Duty: We look back at our favorite design and art events from Miami to New York.
• On the Horizon: Kowal+Odermatt opens a new destination for emerging art in Miami.
• The Art of Reinvention: Restoration Hardware's Gary Friedman shares his singular approach.
• Studio: Brent Lewis goes into the studio with Adam Silverman in Los Angeles.
• All About the Mix: With a nod to French Art Deco, Jean-Louis Deniot launches a collection of furniture for Jean de Merry.
• Rediscovery: New York's R Gallery gives Joaquim Tenreiro---a Mid-Century design maverick---his proper due.
• Labor of Love: Eugenio Lopez enriches Mexico City's contemporary art realm with an impressive new museum.
• Major Creators: These female visionaries prove that gender doesn't matter when it comes to forward-thinking architecture.
• Passion Project: Two powerhouse dealers--Dominique Levy and Zesty Meyers--share a rare moment of calm and reflect on their respective art design markets.
• Passion Project: Two powerhouse dealers--Dominique Levy and Zesty Meyers--share a rare moment of calm and reflec
• Family Ties: Laudomia Pucci shepherds her family eponymous brand into the 21st century.
• Subtle Hand: Architect Annabelle Selldorf masters the art of restraint.
• Fall Reading List: From Christopher Wool to Roy Lichenstein, art and architecture tomes abound this fall.
• Sampling Ceramics: Nendo is the latest design practice to raid a historic archive.