The first major monograph on MacArthur "Genius Grant" recipient Josiah
McElheny. McElheny is a unique figure among artists of his generation: his
primary medium is glass.  Over the last 15 years he has created an
extraordinary body of work exploring the relationship between art, history,
and narrative. Known for his room-size installations of glass sculptures,
the artist’s work is as rich visually as it is conceptually. With
contributions by some of the most important writers and scholars
today(including curator and writer Louise Neri, art critic Dave Hickey,
curator Helen Molesworth, and cosmologist David Weinberg) this is the most
comprehensive consideration of the artist’s work to date.

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Edited by Josiah McElheny and Louise Neri, this volume includes
contributions by the most important critics, curators, and historians
working today, including: Dave Hickey, Scott Rothkopf,  Molly Nesbit, Helen
Molesworth, Sypros Papapetros, Branden Joseph, Josh Siegel, David Weinberg,
Eric de Bruyn, Martin Beck, and Donelle Woolford.