Published in conjunction with the exhibition Anton Ginzburg: VIEWs, installed at Helwaser Gallery from March 28 – May 23, 2019. This catalogue includes essays by Meghan Forbes and Junni Chen. Foreword by Antoine Helwaser.
 
In her essay, Forbes puts Anton’s work in conversation with the Eastern European historical avant-garde, citing the influence of Russian Futurism on his paintings. She discusses Ginzburg’s artistic style as a mediation between the East and the West, bridging the historical and contemporary in an attempt to synthesize his Russian and New York identities. Forbes’ essay “On VIEW” explores the effectiveness of Ginzburg’s abstract paintings and sculptures in conveying own personal experiences as well as his affinity for Eastern European modernism in a contemporary manner.
 
Junni Chen’s essay “Fields of Vision: Anton Ginzburg’s VIEWs” examines the artist’s present body of work in the context of his overall practice. She considers his contemporary interpretation of modernist methodologies as a means of challenging the viewer’s relationship to form, space and color.