SELECTED WRITING

  • Michael Simpson: Paintings and Drawings 1989-2019

    Essays by Barry Schwabsky, Jennifer Sliwka and Mark Wallinger, 2019.

    Published to coincide with New Paintings, Michael Simpson’s 2019 solo exhibition at Blain|Southern, this monograph provides an overview of the last thirty years of his practice, featuring more than 140 paintings and drawings. ISBN: 9781999596255

  • Artists on Artist Lecture Series: Bruce Nauman

    Contributions from Judith Barry, William Kentridge, David Levine, Gedi Sibony, Gary Simmons, Charline von Heyl, and Mark Wallinger, 2019.

    Artists on Bruce Nauman' is the fourth volume in a series that takes as its starting point Dia Art Foundation's Artists on Artists lectures. The contributors to this book contend with Nauman's relationship to his practice, the space of the studio, humor, and language. Questioning the role of the spectator and channeling Nauman's inquisitive attitude. ISBN: 9780944521878.

  • Tacita Dean: Five Americans

    Edited by Massimiliano Gioni and Margot Norton, with texts by Gioni, Lisa Phillips, Mark Wallinger, and Tacita Dean, 2012.

    Published on the occasion of the exhibition “Tacita Dean: Five Americans.” ISBN: 9780985448509

  • Art For All? Their Policies and Our Culture

    Edited by Mary Warnock and Mark Wallinger, 2000.

    An anthology of texts and images exploring the relationship between cultural policies and cultural practice in Britain today. ISBN: 9780953977208

  • Frieze, Issue 91, London, UK

    Article by Mark Wallinger.

    Mark Wallinger on the filming of Sleeper in the Neue Nationalgalerie in Berlin. ISSN: 09620672

  • Who's Afraid of Red White & Blue? : Attitudes to Popular & Mass Culture, Celebrity, Alternative & Critical Practice & Identity Politics in Recent British Art

    Mark Wallinger's article "Fool Britannia: not new, not clever, not funny" appears in Session 3 / Identity Politics & National Identity, 1998. ISBN: 9781873352724

  • The Russian linesman: frontiers, borders and thresholds

    This book provides a unique insight into Mark Wallinger's approach to art and life. Illustrated with over 100 plates that bring together historical and contemporary works, that reach from a Roman double portrait of Dionysus and Silenus, through to Durer woodcuts, early photographic pioneering works, a trompe l'oeil sculpture by Vija Celmins, and a video by Aernout Mik; this is an artist's exploration of the frontiers and border zones through which, by which we come to be defined. Hayward Publishing, London, 2009. ISBN: 9781853322723