Pace Publishing Zhang Huan Blessings Text by Daniel KunitzDesign by Tomo Makiura & Sandra Watanabe Blessings, published concurrently with exhibitions of Zhang Huan’s work across two of Pace’s New York galleries in 2008, provides color images, including detail shots and installation views, of the artist’s celebrated ash paintings, Memory Door series, and the monumental sculpture Giant No. 3.The work is discussed in an essay by Daniel Kunitz and in collected statements by Zhang, whose name is die-cut on the book’s wooden cover. Publication DetailsZhang Huan: BlessingsText by Daniel KunitzDesign by Tomo Makiura & Sandra WatanabeHardcover2008108 Pages9 x 12" Shop$70 USD (opens in a new window) Purchase Now Learn MoreZhang HuanExhibitionZhang Huan: BlessingsMay 9 – Jul 25, 2008 I use ash to express and combine all the dreams, aspirations, all the spiritual longings, all the ideas that people have somehow infused into incense ash. Zhang Huan To utilize other artists and people to be part of my painting, is just something very natural. I'm limited with one brain, two hands, and if I can combine millions of hands together…I can create better work. Zhang Huan Zhang Huan: Blessings (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 — Zhang Huan: Blessings, May 9, 2008