Jonas Wood Jane DeBevoise and otto (figure eight)—each made

and otto (figure eight)—each made in a variety of transparent hues that contrast with opaque black bands in unique linear patterns

and drawings and studies related to important public commissions for the Miami-Dade Public Library

depicted in the arc of a single blazing day in Egypt from sunrise to journey’s end

Highlights include Ruscha’s inimitable word and phrase works

Jonas Wood Jane DeBevoise and otto (figure eight)—each madePart of Phaidons Contemporary Artists series, this bookthe first monograph on the work of Jonas Woodoffers a comprehensive look at the Los Angelesbased artists output from 2006 through 2019. With subjects that range from landscapes and domestic interiors to sports, houseplants, animals, and family members, Wood has developed a representational style that emphasizes an idiosyncratic approach to pictorial space, pattern, and color. In addition to over