Six New Art Books: From Mohamed Keita's Mali to Rosalind Krauss on Sculpture

Key facts

• Six new art books are featured by Artribune.
• Giulio Cederna edited 'KENE – Mohamed Keita' published by Pecci Books.
• Mohamed Keita is a young political refugee who ran a photography workshop in Mali.
• The project was promoted by Fondazione Pianoterra Onlus and curated by Sara Alberani at Centro Pecci.
• 'Capitan Papaia e Greta' is illustrated by Maddalena Gerli and curated by Beatrice Borromeo.
• The book explains Greta Thunberg's activism to children via her Atlantic crossing with Pierre Casiraghi.
• 'Federico Patellani. Stromboli 1949' is published by Humboldt Books.
• Patellani's photos capture Ingrid Bergman and Roberto Rossellini during the making of 'Stromboli terra di Dio'.
• The photos come from the Archivio Federico Patellani at the Museo di Fotografia Contemporanea.
• 'Cesura Fanzine #3' celebrates new members of the Cesura collective.
• Cesura is based in Pianello Val Tidone, a small village in the Piacentini hills.
• Grazia Pulvirenti's 'Non dipingerai i miei occhi' is published by Editoriale Jouvence (Mimesis group).
• The book is the first Italian text to treat Jeanne Hébuterne as an independent artist.
• Rosalind Krauss's 'Passaggi' has been reprinted by postmedia books.
• The book covers sculpture from Rodin to Land art, including analysis of Richard Serra.
• Krauss mentions the hostility of 'Clem' (Clement Greenberg) toward Serra's work.