Telos Art Publishing
8.75" x 8.75", 48 pages, 2004
Kathleen Whitney, Jane Adlin, David McFadden 

From the text: "Norma Minkowitz has taken textile art to new heights. Her shellac-stiffened and painted crochet sculptures emerge as unique and brilliant forms. All of Minkowitz's sculptures are remarkable for their ability to evoke what are seemingly opposing visual sensations. The psychological complexities of her work, the observation of human behaviour, and the metaphorical containment, fuse into the beautiful forms she creates, making some of the most important sculptures of our time." (Introduction by Jane Adlin, Assistant Curator, Dept. of 19th Century Painting, Modern and Contemporary Art, Metropolitan Museum of Art)