Discover the captivating artistry of Brooks in this brand new publication from David Zwirner Books. Best known for her extraordinary black-and-white portraits, Brooks revolutionized feminist art, merging bold expression with deeply personal themes. This book presents a stunning collection that highlights Brooks' unique ability to portray women in resistance to societal norms. As an openly queer artist, she defied traditional notions of gender and sexuality, creating a provocative dialogue through her carefully crafted works.

In this compelling volume, you'll delve into Brooks’ complex relationships with her mother, faith, wealth, and identity, all juxtaposed against her beautifully rendered images. Unlike her male contemporaries who often distorted the female form, Brooks empowers her subjects, granting them both agency and presence in her art. The book includes insightful commentary from Lauren O'Neill-Butler, who examines the significance of Brooks’s work within the modernist movement.

Explore the underappreciated legacy of this pioneering artist in a way that only Brooks can inspire. This collection serves not only as a visual feast but also as an important academic resource, bridging the gap between the artist's innovative techniques and her cultural impact. Immerse yourself in the world of Brooks and discover why her voice remains so relevant today. Perfect for art enthusiasts, scholars of feminist art, and collectors alike!