Anish Kapoor: Turning the World Upside Down Lee Ufan and an essay by writer

and an essay by writer and poet Daisy Lafarge asking ‘Can you be a revolutionary & still love flowers

mostly produced over the last 10 years

produced to accompany the artist's exhibition at the Serpentine North Gallery

Jane (Julia Peyton-Jones) is derived from an original portrait originally taken when the subject was between the ages of sixteen and twenty-two and relates to the subversion and lightness of touch with which Trockel often treats the ‘sitters’ of her portraits

Anish Kapoor: Turning the World Upside Down Lee Ufan and an essay by writerThe first monograph focusing on the mirrored or reflective stainless steel sculptures within Kapoor's oeuvre, this catalogue includes stunning installation images of the sculptures presented in Kensington Gardens (28 September 201013 March 2011). The illustrated works show the artist's immense versatility, even within this one aspect of his practice. An interview with the artist by Julia Peyton Jones and Hans Ulrich Obrist accompanies essays by Darian