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Sudden and Solitary: Mount Shasta and Its Artistic Legacy, 1841–2008 Generations of artistic tributes to California’s mythic giant |
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Yosemite Meditations Yosemite Valley is a source of inspiration in this inspirational photo gift book |
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Luminous Mountains: The Sierra Nevada of California Breathtaking new photography and ideas explore the Range of Light |
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All the Saints of the City of the Angels: An artist’s homage to everyday Angelenos |
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A Seed of Modernism:
The Art Students League of Los Angeles, 1906–1953 Artwork from the early days of L.A.’s modern art scene. |
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Impressions of the East:
Treasures from the C. V. Starr East Asian Library, University of California, Berkeley An opulent look at East Asia’s printed and handwritten treasures |
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First Families:
A Photographic History of California Indians Family photo albums provide an intimate look at Native American life |
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Under the Dragon: California’s New Culture What’s next after multiculturalism? California forges new frontiers. |
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Gables and Fables: An architectural and social history of one of San Francisco’s most attractive neighborhoods |
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Our People, Our Land, Our Images: International Indigenous Photography Over 100 years of indigenous art photography |
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Theodore Wores in the Southwest
An exploration of the artist’s paintings of Native Americans in the Southwest |
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The Architecture of Ratcliff The story of an architecture firm that has shaped the Bay Area for over one hundred years |
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Ira Nowinski's San Francsico: Poets, Politics, and Divas A beautifully printed collection of unforgettable faces across three decades |
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Dark Metropolis: Irving Norman's Social Surrealism Colorful and provocative art with a social concience |
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Past Tents: The Way We Camped A gift book for camping enthusiasts and those who enjoy quirky old photographs |
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El Corazón de la Muerte: A sumptuous tribute to a remarkable cultural feat. More… |
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The High Sierra of California Now available in paperback! |
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Deeper Than Gold: Part guide, part literary tribute, part photo album, this beautifully designed book features the memories and knowledge of Gold Country’s first peoples—the Native Americans who know the area best. |
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The Front Lines of Social Change: This book presents a moving portrait of the Veterans of the Abraham Lincoln Brigade, a brave group of people who over the last sixty years have participated in virtually every progressive social movement in America. Though they rarely win, they are never defeated. |
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Drawn West: Selections from the Robert B. Honeyman Jr. Collection of Early Californian and Western Art and Americana California and the West in the days of exploration and settlement was a region full of adventure, danger, and wonders. And before there were cameras, artists depicted all of it. |
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Peaceful Painter: Memoirs of an Issei Woman Artist Hisako Hibi's paintings offer an insight into the daily life of a woman who would not abandon her art or betray her spirit. |
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Dream Songs and Ceremony: Reflections on Traditional California Indian Dance This collection of paintings by acclaimed artist Frank LaPena draws upon the symbols of California Indian dances—sacred events that cannot be photographed or videotaped. Himself a Nomtipom Wintu dancer, singer, and ceremonial leader, LaPena complements his vibrant paintings and poetry with an introduction and commentary. |
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At Work: The Art of California Labor Edited by Mark Dean Johnson Foreword by Gray Brechin, Afterword by Tillie Olsen Trade paper, ISBN: 1-890771-67-8, $35.00 This powerful visual journey follows early events and conditions, from the rise of statewide organized labor to the changing demographics of the wartime workforce; from the zenith of the California Labor School to the farm workers’ movement; from the disenfranchisement of workers in the service economy to the potent effects of globalization felt at the end of the twentieth century. More... |
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Structures of Utility This daringly designed book reflects upon the functionality, allure, and extraordinary presence of these often unobserved and overlooked buildings. |
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River of Words: Images and Poetry in Praise of Water Culled from the annual River of Words art and poetry contest, here is an exceptional selection of creative work from young people (ages 5–19) across America and around the world. |
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Quizzical Eye: The Photography of Rondal Partridge Elizabeth Partridge and Sally Stein Trade paper, ISBN: 1-890771-57-0, $21.95 Intimately associated with the great photographers of his time, Partridge creates his own breathtakingly intimate portraits, devastating environmental statements, compositional wonders, and telling moments from six decades of American history |
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The Dirt Is Red Here: Art and Poetry from Native California Edited by Margaret Dubin Trade paper, ISBN: 1-890771-546, $16.95 The Dirt is Red Here brings together works by many of today’s finest artists and poets of California’s Indian communities. |
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Shades of California: The Hidden Beauty of Ordinary Life Shades of California brings together the most arresting, humorous, poignant, and memorable images from California's personal family albums. Collected throughout the state at local libraries, these photos are a reflection of ourselves and our place in this state we call home. |
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Courthouses of California: An Illustrated History With elegant photographs and informative text, Courthouses of California reveals how the role of the courthouse has evolved from a small building dedicated to trial and study into a full service administration building. |
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Henry Sugimoto: Painting an American Experience From his early years in California, Paris, and Mexico to the transformative impact of the World War II incarceration of Japanese Americans, Sugimoto's art became a vivid expression of the American immigrant experience. |
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Topaz Moon: Chiura Obata's Art of the Internment A great artist bears witness to the Japanese American internment, in this beautifully illustrated book accompanied by a text which draws heavily upon family letters and documents and interviews. |
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The Fine Art of California Indian Basketry California Indian baskets are considered by many to be among the world's most beautiful, sophisticated, and cherished art objects. |
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Picturing California's Other Landscape: A full-color look at the art and legacy of California's Great Central Valley. |
