Hilma af Klint Playing Cards UBIT Aspen (Illustration for Buchholz Gallery/Curt

Aspen (Illustration for Buchholz Gallery/Curt Valentin exhibition catalogue)

Silver leatherette material with a tipped-on image and black foil stamping with silver gilding on the book block

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The traditional Japanese Kokeshi dolls are well-known for their big heads and simplistic bodies

This newest body of work features 14 nocturnal black-and-white photographs of Chicago's architectural landscape alongside a set of four deep

Hilma af Klint Playing Cards UBIT Aspen (Illustration for Buchholz Gallery/CurtHilma af Klint was a visionary artist who transcended her era. Long before Modernist figures like Mondrian and Kandinsky explored abstraction, af Klint pioneered vibrant, dynamic works that moved beyond representational art. Deeply inspired by spiritualism, she sought to unify art, science, and diverse religious beliefs through her creations. Convinced that her audience was not yet prepared, she mandated that her groundbreaking work remain unseen