NEW YORK, NY.- Marc Straus announced the release of Jeanne Silverthorne‘s first limited-edition monograph, on the occasion of her upcoming exhibition on view Jan 9–Feb 10, 2019.

This comprehensive, fully illustrated, hard-cover catalogue assembles Silverthorne’s remarkable oeuvre for the first time, through 220 pages of more than 90 color illustrations that explore works and exhibitions over four decades.

Drawing on Silverthorne’s historic archive of transparencies and newly commissioned photographs, this catalogue focuses on the seminal 1994 Untitled (Chandelier), and the 2018 Frankenstein work, both of which comprise the exhibition, and further explores central tenets of her work, such as language and her studio environment.

The catalogue also contains critical essays by art historians and critics Glenn Adamson and Sue Canning. Also an interview with Saul Ostrow, critic and friend who has known the artist for more than thirty years.

Designed by Marc Straus Director Ken Tan, the book design features a unique glow-in-the-dark cover where the page edges illuminate in the dark. The special edition features a second distinct set of content — written notes and drawings executed entirely by the artist’s own hand – printed within the pages in invisible glow-in-the-dark ink.

Jeanne Silverthorne (b. 1950, Philadelphia, US) received a BA and an MA from Temple University. For over two decades she was represented by McKee Gallery up to the retirement of David and Renee McKee in 2015. Her oneperson museum exhibits include PS1, New York, the ICA Philadelphia, Phillips Collection in Washington D.C., and Whitney Museum, New York. In 2017, she was awarded the Guggenheim Fellowship. Her work is included in many major museum collections, including MoMA, NY; MFA Houston, SFMOMA, CA and the Whitney Museum, NY. In October 2017 she exhibited at The Addison Gallery of American Art in Andover, MA. Jeanne Silverthorne teaches at School of Visual Arts (SVA), NY and is represented by Marc Straus.