Pace Publishing Loie Hollowell Plumb Line Texts by Emma Enderby, Iris Cushing, Elissa AutherDesign by Michael Aberman Made on the occasion of a solo exhibition of work by New York-based painter Loie Hollowell, Plumb Line features reproductions and installation images of nine large-scale paintings that explore the artist’s relationship with the maternal body.Poems by Iris Cushing run throughout the book and die-cut and colored pages evoke the biomorphic paintings’ breaching of boundaries between the illusory and the real. An art historical essay by Emma Enderby, a conversation between the artist and Elissa Auther, and Hollowell’s own sketchbook pages provide indispensable context. Publication DetailsLoie Hollowell: Plumb LineTexts by Emma Enderby, Iris Cushing, Elissa AutherDesign by Michael Aberman2019Clothbound softcover198 Pages11 x 9" Shop$55 USD (opens in a new window) Purchase Now Learn MoreLoie HollowellExhibitionLoie Hollowell: Plumb LineSep 14 – Oct 19, 2019 Her work is phenomenological—as if symmetry, color, and light are painted into the surface. She probes at our self-awareness, our sense of being. Emma Enderby But beauty is not just visual, it is also experiential. I would hope that my work, when seen in the flesh, leaves a lasting retinal impression on the viewer. Loie Hollowell Loie Hollowell: Plumb Line (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 — Loie Hollowell: Plumb Line, Sep 14, 2019