Strange Devices is a book that contains two essay's, fifteen interviews with artists, and three reviews of exhibitions that express sculpture as neospatial practice.

Why hasn't the definition of Sculpture changed? Almost forty years after Rosalind Krauss wrote Sculpture in the Expanded Field, physical works of art continue to splinter and move further from their entrenched institutionalized categorization. In the last twenty years alone, our understanding of what sculpture is has dramatically shifted. But have the discussions surrounding sculpture evolved in tandem? Sculpture is hardly a singular term for an artwork, especially an artwork that inhabits space or is the space itself. Strange Devices frames contemporary sculpture as neospatial production.

Essay's included: Strange Devices and Unintentional Vices.

Interview's included: Janine Antoni, Rina Banerjee, Matthew Barney, Lowry Burgess, Lenka Clayton, Lewis Colburn, Young Joon Kwak, Athena Lynch, Katie Paterson, Charles Ray, Jon Rubin, Arcangelo Sassolino, Shoplifter, Simon Starling, and Julianne Swartz.

Reviews Included: Matthew Barney's Redoubt, Hito Steyerl's Drill, and Being Present in the Space of Video - Before Projection: Video Sculpture 1974-1995

Soft Cover Book.

ISBN: 978-0-578-87180-6

1st edition - 250 copies.

Book design and Illustrations by Julian Montague - Montague Projects, Buffalo, NY

Dust jacket printed by hand at Pickwick Independent Press - Portland, ME

Book printing, Penmor - Lewiston, ME