Pace Publishing Agnes Martin / Navajo Blankets Text by Nancy Princenthal & Anne Lane HedlundDesign by Mine Suda With reproductions and installation views of the 2018 bicoastal exhibition, this catalogue brings together the meditative paintings of Agnes Martin, who spent much of her life in New Mexico, and 19th-century Navajo textiles, which also channel ideals of harmony and balance through abstraction.A conversation between Martin’s biographer Nancy Princenthal and cultural anthropologist Anne Lane Hedlund considers the connection and elucidates shared sensibilities. Publication DetailsAgnes Martin / Navajo BlanketsText by Nancy Princenthal & Anne Lane HedlundDesign by Mine Suda2019Clothbound hardcover80 Pages10 3/4 x 9 3/4" Shop$60 USD (opens in a new window) Purchase Now Learn MoreAgnes MartinExhibitionAgnes Martin / Navajo BlanketsNov 14 – Dec 21, 2018 [Agnes Martin] pushed against anything that could be identified as craft. Which speaks to her time and to her being one of the only women of her generation who had a prayer of succeeding in a man’s world. Nancy Princenthal Martin was committed to absorbing the beauty of the world without subjecting it to intellectual analysis. Nancy Princenthal Agnes Martin / Navajo Blankets (opens in a new window) Purchase Now (opens in a new window) Explore Our Books (opens in a new window) Browse Our Shop Read More Pace Publishing — Agnes Martin / Navajo Blankets, Nov 14, 2018