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This is the first major monograph on Max Gimblett and provides an overview of his extraordinary varied art practice as well as a glimpse of the man himself. A New Zealander who has made New York his home for the past thirty years, Gimblett has exhibited extensively since the mid-1970s with his work shown internationally and held in major collections, both public and private, throughout the world.

The essays by eminent art writers Wystan Curnow and John Yau allow for insights and reflection on the various aspects of Gimblett’s practice. This book maps the development of an exceptional career.