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This handcrafted set designed by legendary chef Masayoshi Takayama (@chefmasanyc ), known as Masa, combines a twisted crystal carafe and two cups for an exceptional cold sake experience. The uniquely textured form of the 8-ounce carafe is realized in clear glass. The sake cups, which hold approximately 4 ounces each, are crafted with a traditional “kohiki” technique: iron-rich clay is covered with a slip of liquefied white clay and a transparent glaze, then fired to produce a striking white hue. Following the seven principles of “shibusa”—simplicity, implicitness, modesty, naturalness, imperfection, everydayness, and silence—the Masa Designs collection is crafted to improve the aesthetics of everyday life. Markings and coloring may vary due to the unique nature of the production and firing processes. Follow the link in our bio to order a set. __________ #GagosianShop #Gagosian @masadesignsnyc @gagosian Masa Designs: Clear Sake Carafe and Kohiki Guinomi Sake Cups Set (Masa Designs, 2023)

This career-spanning volume accompanies “Stanley Whitney: How High the Moon,” the artist’s first museum retrospective, which featured 170 paintings and works on paper produced from the 1970s to the present. The exhibition originated at the Buffalo AKG Art Museum in New York (@buffaloakgartmuseum ), subsequently traveling to the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis (@walkerartcenter ) and the Institute of Contemporary Art in Boston (@icaboston ). The book includes essays by exhibition curator Cathleen Chaffee (@cathleenchaffee ) and host curators Ruth Erickson (@rutherickson ) and Pavel S. Pyś, as well as texts by curator Kim Conaty; poet, painter, and translator Norma Cole; and fashion designer and curator Duro Olowu. Color reproductions of all the works in the exhibition are accompanied by a bibliography, an exhibition history, an illustrated chronology, an extensive interview with the artist by Grégoire Lubineau, and a conversation between Cole and Whitney. Follow the link in our bio to order your copy now! __________ #StanleyWhitney #GagosianShop #Gagosian @gagosian @stanley.whitney “Stanley Whitney: How High the Moon” (Buffalo AKG Art Museum and DelMonico Books, 2024)

Dinner Service by Donald Judd—produced by the French silversmithing company Puiforcat (@puiforcat ) under the direction of Flavin Judd, artistic director of Judd Foundation (@juddfoundation )—is on view in the Gagosian Shop, New York, through July 1. The eight-piece service, in sterling silver, includes distinct yet complementary dinner, bread, soup, salad, and dessert plates, as well as a serving bowl and cup. Configured in various dimensions, the items form a full table setting. Puiforcat worked closely with Judd Foundation to interpret and complete Judd’s designs from the 1980s in a new material, and the pieces achieve the incredibly tight 90-degree angles of the artist’s original prototypes. Follow the link in our bio to learn more. __________ #DonaldJudd #GagosianShop #Gagosian Dinner Service by Donald Judd. Photos: courtesy Puiforcat

An exhibition of new paintings and an immersive installation by Sarah Sze (@sarahszestudio ), titled “Pictures at an Exhibition,” is on view at Gagosian, rue de Ponthieu, Paris. On the occasion, we’re highlighting “Sarah Sze: De nuit en jour,” which was published in conjunction with the artist’s exhibition at Fondation Cartier pour l’art contemporain (@fondationcartier ) in Paris. The catalogue includes texts by French philosopher Bruno Latour and exhibition curator Leanne Sacramone (@leannesacramone ), as well as a conversation between Sze and Jean Nouvel (@ateliersjeannouvel ), who designed the iconic building. Customers will randomly receive one of forty-eight unique covers, each with a different movable paper collage element, similar to those that appear in Sze’s paintings, tucked into a sleeve on the dust jacket. Follow the link in our bio to order a copy! __________ #SarahSze #GagosianShop #Gagosian @gagosian @sarahszestudio “Sarah Sze: De nuit en jour” (Paris: Fondation Cartier pour l’art contemporain, 2020)

Gagosian is taking part in the inaugural Art Basel Shop, which is now open to coincide with Art Basel (@artbasel ). Curated by Sarah Andelman (@sarahandelman ), renowned for her role as founder and creative director of Colette (@colette ), the Shop will feature products developed by Art Basel, as well as a range of handpicked books, magazines, and editions by leading publishers, galleries, and brands. Gagosian’s participation includes the release of “Urs Fischer: Monumental Sculpture”—an extensive monograph that gathers nearly sixty large-scale sculptures and installations made by the Swiss-born artist over the past twenty-five years—as well as other recent titles and Richard Prince apparel. Follow the link in our bio to learn more or order your copy of “Urs Fischer: Monumental Sculpture.” __________ #UrsFischer #Gagosian #GagosianShop @shopgagosian @chaosursfischer (1) Art Basel Shop, Messe Basel, 2024. Courtesy Art Basel; (2) “Urs Fischer: Monumental Sculpture” (New York: Gagosian, 2024)

Christo’s sculpture “Wrapped 1961 Volkswagen Beetle Saloon” (1963–2014) features in Art Basel Unlimited this year, which is open through Sunday, June 16. On the occasion, we’re highlighting this rare book on the artist, which is currently available from the Gagosian Shop! Published in 1972 during the “golden era” of Abrams monographs, this classic publication on Christo provides a well-illustrated overview of the artist’s early career, including an essay by David Bourdon. It features color and black-and-white photography of many of Christo’s first “Wrapped Objects” (1958–69). The book has a partially transparent plastic jacket through which a cross section of a drawing reproduced on the cover is visible, alluding to the “Wrapped Objects,” which alternately reveal and conceal the items’ identities. Follow the link in our bio to inquire. __________ #Christo #ChristoandJeanneClaude #GagosianShop #Gagosian @christojeanneclaude @artbasel @gagosian “Christo” (New York: Abrams, 1972)

A historic large-scale work by Donald Judd from 1970 is currently on view in the Unlimited sector for monumental artworks at Art Basel (@artbasel ), alongside an exhibition of single-unit, wall-mounted works at Gagosian’s gallery in Basel. On the occasion, we’re featuring this rare catalogue raisonné of the artist’s furniture, published in conjunction with the exhibition “Donald Judd Furniture Retrospective,” originating at Museum Boymans-van Beuningen (now Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen), Rotterdam, in 1993. Designed by Judd, the book includes a ribbed brown kraft paper dust jacket printed with an iconic grid pattern over hardcover wrapped boards. It also features texts in English, Dutch, and German, including essays by Judd and Brigitte Huck. Follow the link in our bio to inquire now. __________ #DonaldJudd #GagosianShop #Gagosian @artbasel @juddfoundation @gagosian (1) Installation view, Donald Judd, untitled, 1970 (detail), Art Basel Unlimited 2024. Artwork © Judd Foundation/Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York. Photo: Maris Hutchinson; (2–5) “Donald Judd Furniture Retrospective” (Museum Boymans-van Beuningen, Rotterdam, Netherlands, and Villa Stuck, Munich, 1993)

Find the perfect Father’s Day gift at Gagosian Shop! Through June 16, use code FD2024 to receive 20% off books, posters, apparel, accessories, and more. Now available is a T-shirt produced on the occasion of the exhibition “Albert Oehlen: New Paintings” at Gagosian in London, which features a portrait of Vincent van Gogh; a poster featuring “Untitled (Sunset)” (1982) produced in conjunction with “Richard Prince: Early Photography, 1977–87” at Gagosian in London; as well as the tote bag that reproduces an artwork created by Jean-Michel Basquiat. Another highlight is a newly-published monograph that gathers nearly sixty large-scale sculptures and installations made by Urs Fischer over the past twenty-five years. Follow the link in our bio to browse the full collection now! __________ #GagosianShop #Gagosian @gagosian @oehlenalbert @basquiatofficial @chaosursfischer (1) “Albert Oehlen: New Paintings T-shirt” (Gagosian, 2024); (2) “Richard Prince: Early Photography, 1977–87” poster (New York: Gagosian, 2023); (3) “Jean-Michel Basquiat: Crown Tote Bag” (LOQI); (4) “Urs Fischer: Monumental Sculpture” (New York: Gagosian, 2024)

We’re highlighting products from a collaboration between Toiletpaper Home and the Italian design brand Seletti (@seletti ), which feature darkly humorous images by Maurizio Cattelan (@mauriziocattelan ) and Pierpaolo Ferrari, alongside key books on the artist. “Sunday”—Cattelan’s first solo gallery exhibition in more than two decades—is on view at Gagosian, New York. Follow the link in our bio to order or browse the full collection now! __________ #MaurizioCattelan #GagosianShop #Gagosian @gagosian @toiletpapermagazineofficial (1) Photo: Mauricio Zelaya (@maury_photo ); (2) “Toiletpaper × Seletti: Porcelain Plate Gold Border” (Seletti Wears Toiletpaper, 2014); (3) “Toiletpaper × Seletti: Enamel Mug” (Seletti Wears Toiletpaper, 2013); (4) “Toiletpaper × Seletti: Umbrella” (Seletti Wears Toiletpaper, 2013); (5) “Maurizio Cattelan: Breath Ghosts Blind” (Marsilio Editori, 2021); (6) “Maurizio Cattelan: All” (Guggenheim Museum Publications, 2016); (7) “Maurizio Cattelan: Four-Volume Set 2008–2024” (Three Star Books, 2024)

This extensive monograph gathers nearly sixty large-scale sculptures and installations made by Urs Fischer (@chaosursfischer ) over the past twenty-five years. The book is available this week in the inaugural Art Basel Shop at Messe Basel through Sunday, June 16, and can also be ordered online from Gagosian Shop! In color photographs and short texts, this hefty volume illuminates the enormous variety of materials—including food, wax, unfired clay, found objects, stainless steel, cast bronze, and milled aluminum—through which Fischer has investigated ideas of space, perception, representation, and entropy. The book features an introductory essay by Róisín Tapponi; a conversation between Jessica Morgan and the artist; and entries on the works by Priya Bhatnagar. Follow the link in our bio to order now! __________ #UrsFischer #GagosianShop #Gagosian “Urs Fischer: Monumental Sculpture” (New York: Gagosian, 2024)

“Anselm Kiefer: Punctum,” the first exhibition in the United States to center exclusively on the artist’s photography, is on view at Gagosian, 976 Madison Avenue, New York, through July 3. On the occasion, we’re featuring the English translation of the catalogue for the exhibition “Anselm Kiefer: La photographie au commencement”—which translates to “Photography at the Beginning”—at Lille Métropole Musée d’art moderne, d’art contemporain et d’art brut (@museelam ) in France. Titled “In the Beginning: Anselm Kiefer & Photography,” this book includes reproductions of the exhibited works and essays by leading Kiefer scholars, including Heiner Bastian, Jean de Loisy, Sébastien Delot, Grégoire Prangé, and Christian Weikop. Follow the link in our bio to order now! __________ #AnselmKiefer #GagosianShop #Gagosian @gagosian (1) Installation view, “Anselm Kiefer: Punctum,” Gagosian, 976 Madison Avenue, New York, April 25–July 3, 2024. Artwork © Anselm Kiefer. Photo: Owen Conway; (2–5) “In the Beginning: Anselm Kiefer & Photography” (Thames & Hudson, 2024)

Nan Goldin (@nangoldinstudio ) is taking over the Gagosian Shop in London’s Burlington Arcade (@burlingtonarcade ), offering visitors an opportunity to explore her practice in depth. On the occasion, we’re highlighting two books on the artist. Originally published in 1986, Goldin’s “The Ballad of Sexual Dependency” is a visual diary chronicling the struggles for intimacy and understanding among the friends and lovers whom Goldin describes as her tribe. This edition includes a new afterword written by Goldin in 2021 in addition to the original foreword. “Nan Goldin: This Will Not End Well” was published on the occasion of the artist’s traveling retrospective focused on her work as a filmmaker. The artworks variously address the trauma of Goldin’s family history, the portrayal of her friends, and a journey into the darkness of addiction. Follow the link in our bio to order the books now! __________ #NanGoldin #GagosianShop #Gagosian @gagosian (1) “Nan Goldin: The Ballad of Sexual Dependency” (New York: Aperture Foundation, 2021 reprint of 1986 edition); (2) “Nan Goldin: This Will Not End Well” (Steidl and Moderna Museet, 2023)