Edited by Laura Hoptmon, Iwona Blazwick, and John Giorno

American painter Elizabeth Peyton is best known for her unmistakable portraits of musicians, fashion icons, and subculture luminaries. Documents works from her entire career and includes magazine clippings, historical paintings, and unpublished snapshots from her personal archive, along with detailed commentaries on the individual works. Peyton's paintings exemplify new ideas of masculinity while offering a seductive record of an ephemeral scene, updating David Hockney's intimate 1960s Pop draughtsmanship for the present day. This catalogue accompanies the artist's major solo international touring exhibition.

New Museum; 2008; Hardcover; 11.625" x 9.375"; 224 pp; 200 color and 40 b&w illustrations; ISBN: 9780714848860