10/22/2026
ARTifacts. Little pieces of art history.
One of the pleasures of being a bookseller is discovering the stories tucked away in old collections.
We've recently been working through a fascinating group of midcentury art publications, each offering a glimpse into a moment when the art world was changing.
There's a vintage catalog from Peggy Guggenheim's collection in Venice, complete with handwritten corrections to its inventory. A 1966 publication exploring the possibilities of computers in design. An exhibition of fourteen sculptors experimenting with industrial materials. And a Robert Rauschenberg catalog documenting a remarkable period in American art.
These weren't necessarily meant to become collectibles. They were printed to accompany exhibitions, introduce new ideas, and document the artists of their time.
Decades later, they're still telling those stories.
We're delighted to give these little ARTifacts another chapter.