Artist / Work / Lisson

Artist / Work / Lisson, Volume 1, serves as a comprehensive historical record of one of the most influential institutions in contemporary art. This substantial 1200-page art catalog documents over five decades of exhibitions held at Lisson Gallery locations in London, Milan, and New York. Spanning from 1967 to the present, the volume utilizes an A-Z structure to profile more than 150 artists who have held solo shows at the gallery. It functions as both a scholarly history and a visual archive, featuring over 2,000 illustrations including installation views, letters, and press clippings.

The text integrates significant essays and reviews from renowned critics and writers to provide depth to this British art history resource. Designed by Irma Boom, Artist / Work / Lisson, Volume 1, explores central themes such as Minimalism, Internationalism, and the global art market. This volume remains a vital reference for collectors, historians, and students of contemporary art exhibitions.