Somewhere between an artist's book and a catalogue, Installationview provides insight into the works and process of artist Ryan McGinness. The book is a dense collection of new paintings, works on paper, installations, sketches and notes, inspiration snapshots, and pieces made specifically for its pages. "McGinness has developed an expansive vocabulary of eccentric, vaguely familiar symbols drawn from art historical and modern vernacular sources."--the New York Times "An unusual marriage of abstraction and representation"--Art News "For those inclined to debate the line that separates graphic design from fine art, there is no better case study than Ryan McGinness."--Metropolis "McGinness is on image overload."--the Boston Globe "The 33-year-old's recent paintings combine colorful icons drawn from mythology, pop culture, and nature"--Departures

Summary: Examines the work of Ryan McGinness, including his artwork, books, clothing, videos.

This Book is a Collection of Essays and Interviews with Various Artists, Curators, and Writers Originally Published in 2003 on the Topic of Corporate Sponsorship and Fine Art. The Book Looks at How Corporate Over-sponsorship and Pseudo-Patronage of the Arts Have Achieved Inappropriate Levels in Which Companies that Want to Appear to be Down with a Certain Demographic Have Attempted to CO-OPT an Honest, Organic, and Real Culture with a Commercial One. In These Essays and Interviews, McGinness and His Peers Examine What it Means to Produce Limited-Edition Products Such As T-Shirts, Books, Skateboards, Prints, Figurines, Etc. As Well As What it Means for Artists to Work With Corporations. Book jacket.

Flatnessisgod is about the basic practice of seeing and understanding how we construct and consume a picture plane. It is the graphic equivalent of the artist's book. Ryan McGinness subverts commercialism through oversaturating the eye with public domain imagery. Well respected and known throughout the commercial world, his clients include IBM, SEGA, Sire, MTV and Geffen. Contents include logo development, Graffiti tags, Art Haiku Alien Conspiracy Theories and Groundbreaking layouts.

The latest limited edition from Ryan McGinness - No Sin / No Future is a catalogue turned artist's book published on the occasion of his simultaneous No Sin / No Future exhibitions at CAIS Gallery in Seoul and Hong Kong. Following the trajectory of the now out of print Project Rainbow (2003, Gingko Press), the book is a collaged collection of snapshots, sketches, and scans, culled from the artist's studio archives. Sketchbook notes collide with paintings-in-progress and combine with vectors and bitmaps creating a dense site-specific visual mash-up that provides insight into the mind and process of the artist. The work of Ryan McGinness is highly influential in graphic design and visual art circles, and is collected by many venerable institutions including the Museum of Modern Art in New York.

Now a New York Times bestseller! Just add color! For anyone who loves creativity and contemporary art, or who simply loves the joy of coloring, comes Outside the Lines, a striking collection of illustrations from more than 100 creative masterminds, including animators, cartoonists, fine artists, graphic artists, illustrators, musicians, outsider artists, photographers, street artists, and video game artists. With contributions from Keith Haring, AIKO, Shepard Fairey, Exene Cervenka, Keita Takahashi, Jen Corace, Ryan McGinness, and more, Outside the Lines features edgy and imaginative pieces ready for you to add your own special touch.

Sketchbooks are commonplace and ubiquitous - used and referenced to varying degrees by most artists and designers. Ryan McGinness is a devoted sketcher and archivist. Sketchbook Selections collects pages out of McGinness' journals from the past decade, and it's fascinating to watch this dynamic artist resolve aesthetic and semantic concerns through a combination of ideas, words and pictures. Students, artists, designers, typographers and collectors can all enjoy the visual melange, as McGinness has a a cross-discipline appeal.