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This catalog brings together 105 artists from the United States and eleven countries spanning Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. Each offers a distinct vision of urban life, finding poetry in pavement and humanity in crowds. Featured portfolios: Chick Curtis (painting), Justine Crowley (photography), Eric Zuccola (collage/mixed-media), and Roberta Masciarelli (sculpture). Published by the Sasse Museum of Art, documenting a major international exhibition exploring contemporary urban life |
The City: artists' perspective ISBN: 979-8248073689 128 pages $27.25 |
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The Sasse Museum of Art brings you The Intersection of Art & AI, exploring how artificial intelligence is transforming creative expression and expanding the boundaries of artistic practice. This catalog opens meaningful dialogue about art's evolving landscape. How do we define creativity when machines generate compelling works? What happens when artists collaborate with algorithms? These questions pulse through each piece, inviting viewers to reconsider their relationship with both art and technology. Our participating artists view AI as xpansion—discovering what becomes possible through this partnership. |
ISBN: 9798263723279 102 pages $21.00 USD |
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This book chronicles artist Milford Zornes' WWII journey, from his tour at March Field in Riverside, CA, to his two years in China, Burma, and India (CBI). Despite the passage of 80 years, Zornes' scrapbook, drawings, and paintings provide insight into his wartime experiences and interests. The scrapbook contains military orders, letters, v-mails, and photographs taken by Zornes or obtained from military photographers. His mother also maintained a scrapbook with items from his war years. These materials offer a vivid glimpse into Zornes' artistic perspective and experiences during this significant period in history. |
By: Hal Baker Creative Director: Gene Sasse Designer: Fred Hartson ISBN: 979-8321825556 110 pages $25.99 USD |
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“Tree Stories” is an engaging jurried exhibit catalog that highlights the profound narratives surrounding trees. These natural giants symbolize cultural heritage, ecological significance, and personal connections. They serve as vital links to nature and our shared histories. The exhibition has attracted global interest, with 225 submissions from talented artists, resulting in a selection of 100 exceptional works. Distinguished jurors Fred Hartson and Melissa Macias have curated a diverse collection showcasing various artistic styles and mediums. From paintings to sculptures, Tree Stories invites visitors to explore the interconnectedness of our world through the lens of these magnificent beings. |
ISBN: 979-8301317927 116 pages $24.95 USD |
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This exclusive collection isn't just a catalog. It's a feast for the eyes and mind. Immerse yourself in a presentation of paintings, sculptures, and photographs that echo the themes and emotions evoked by the featured texts. Travel through diverse voices, discovering how the featured artists share their unique perspectives on how language and visuals interplay to create powerful narratives. Whether you're a passionate artist, an art enthusiast, or captivated by the magic of creativity, the "Art of the Word" catalog is your invitation to a unique and enriching experience. |
ISBN: 979-8878579452 118 pages $22.99 USD |
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"Beyond the Studio Door" is a series of abstract black & white photographs are more than a collection of images; it's an invitation to explore and appreciate the world around us. A rich tapestry of visual poetry awaits those willing to look deeper. Through this series, Sasse aspires to ignite curiosity about the beauty hidden in plain sight. His work encourages viewers to discover the extraordinary within the ordinary, transforming mundane scenes into captivating visual narratives. Each image serves as a window, inviting us to pause, observe, and find wonder in the subtle details that often go unnoticed in our fast-paced lives. |
By: Gene Sasse 72 pages ISBN: 979-8328442558 $21.95 USD |
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"Bearing Witness: The Powerful Vision of Dorothea Lange" preserves her profound black and white photography captured during the Works Progress Administration era. Lange's vision contributes to a collective narrative that transcends time. Her images speak to a universal human experience, capturing moments that resonate deeply through their stark, unembellished representation. Black and white photography endures because it strips away external distractions, revealing the raw essence of human emotion and struggle. Lange's work continues to inspire, demonstrating photography's power to document, communicate, and preserve the human spirit across generations. |
Bearing Witnes: The Powerful Vision of Dorothea Lange Introduction by: Ariana Sicairos ISBN: 979-8300005771 95 pages $21.95 USD |
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“To Be a Painter” is a collection of letters, notes, and writings by Milford Zornes, organized and annotated to share the experience of being a painter. Zornes, a prominent American watercolor artist, dedicated nine decades to his craft. A leader in the California Style watercolor movement, he pioneered techniques using transparent washes and exposed white paper. During World War II, he served as an official war artist, documenting soldiers' experiences in India, Burma, and China. Renowned for capturing light, movement, and energy, Zornes conducted international workshops, inspiring countless artists and leaving a lasting impact through his distinctive artistic style. |
By: Hal Baker Creative Director: Gene Sasse Designer: Fred Hartson ISBN: 979-8832754369 154 pages $19.99 USD |
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