Raqib Shaw Lin Prints Rembrandt’s famous Self-Portrait with Velvet

Rembrandt’s famous Self-Portrait with Velvet Beret (1634) from the Berlin Gemäldegalerie is shown for the first time at Hamburger Bahnhof alongside Lee’s expansive installation Relatum – The Mirror Road (2016–23)

Richard Misrach’s images offer a timely meditation on the profound impact of global trade on the environment

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This softcover publication with a debossed cover image collects works by Alexander Calder created during the 1950s and included in exhibitions at Pace Gallery in Beverly Hills and New York in 1995

Raqib Shaw: Paradise Lost also includes a paperback booklet attached to the hardcover book block that contains images from Shaw’s studio

Raqib Shaw Lin Prints Rembrandt’s famous Self-Portrait with VelvetShaw does not so much stand immortal images of the past on their heads as infuse each of his remarkable paintings with his own idyllic, sometimes terrifying dreams, so that each image, each painting, becomes an event in itself. Norman Rosenthal Edited by Honey Luard, this first comprehensive monograph on Raqib Shaw provides a window into his vibrant, fantastical world. Spanning three decades of his painting practice, Raqib Shaw brings together over