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Carlo Mollino: Un Messaggio dalla Camera Oscura Italian architect and designer Carlo Mollino was fascinated with erotic portraiture. Staging women against the back- drop of his opulent Turin residence, Mollino snapped over 1,000 Polaroids, which are now showcased in this fasci- nating title. (Moderne Kunst Nürnberg) Iran Issa-Khan: Photographs Iran Issa-Khan's collection of large-scale plant and sea-life photographs are on display in this volume, featuring a foreword by Zaha Hadid. Her images remind us of the beauty found in nature's smallest objects. (Whitehaus) Jennifer Post: Pure Space Clean lines, natural light and contemporary interi- ors mark Jennifer Post's minimalist spaces. This volume, written by Anna Kasabian and with a fore- word by Paige Rense, is a stunning showcase of the talented designer's pure space philosophy. (Rizzoli) Kehinde Wiley Kehinde Wiley's impactful portraiture examines power and race relations in our contemporary society. His visual commentary is brought to life with this first-ever monograph featuring 275 full- color plates along with insightful texts and interviews. (Rizzoli) Ryan McGinley: Whistle for the Wind Ryan McGinley's photographs capture the essence of being twenty-something in America. This volume, with contributions by Chris Kraus, John Kelsey and Gus Van Sant, chronicles the entirety of McGinley's career, from his beginnings in New York to his road trips across the country, as well as his more recent work in the studio. (Rizzoli) Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec: Works A tribute to the dynamic design duo Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec, this volume features photo- graphs hand-selected by the brothers, interviews, an introductory text by Anniina Koivu and a comprehensive catalog of the pair's impressive furniture, lighting and in- terior designs. (Phaidon) CULTURED 55