The Object Library was a collaborative, participatory installation located on the first floor of Mina Rees Library at The Graduate Center, CUNY in midtown Manhattan in 2017–20. Somewhere between a sculpture gallery and a library, The Object Library offered material artefacts as starting points for conversation and shared speculation, while selected programming engaged the public with the scholarly research and wider activities within and outside of the Graduate Center’s historic building on Fifth Avenue.
Publications relevant to Wilson’s work
Penelope Curtis, Sculpture: Vertical, Horizontal, Closed, Open (New Haven: Paul Mellon Centre and Yale University Press, 2017).
Tom Morton, ed., Recent British Sculpture (Amsterdam: Grimm, 2011).
Emma Dean and Michael Stanley, eds., Galvanised, exh. cat. (Milton Keynes: Milton Keynes Gallery, 2004).
Supercollector: A Critique of Charles Saatchi, texts by Rita Hatton and John A. Walker (London: Institute of Artology, 2003).
Flights of Reality, exh. cat. (Cambridge: Kettle’s Yard, 2002).
Strike, exh. cat. (Wolverhampton: Wolverhampton Art Gallery, 2002).
Books, papers and co-edited volumes by Keith Wilson
Julia Kelly, Jon Wood, eds., Sculpture Now: A Collection of Contemporary Artist’s Writings and Interviews (Ostfildern: Hatje Cantz, 2018)
Penelope Curtis and Keith Wilson, eds., Modern British Sculpture (London: RA publishing, 2011).
Interview chapter in Ian Dawson, ed., Making Contemporary Sculpture (Marlborough: Crowood Press Ltd, 2011).
Penelope Curtis, ed., Sculpture in 20th Century Britain, texts by Lisa Panting on Keith Wilson and Keith Wilson on Keith Tyson (Leeds: The Henry Moore Institute, 2003).
Lisa Panting, ed., This is Our Time, texts by Penelope Curtis, Miranda Fricker, Lisa Panting, Mark Sladen and Keith Wilson (London: Milch, 2003).
The Object Sculpture, exh. cat. (Leeds: The Henry Moore Institute, 2002).
Other Publications by Keith Wilson:
What Is Industry, Strategic Questions 25, limited edition, Eastside Projects, Birmingham, 2010
Videos
Steles (Olympics, 2012)
Susan Sontag, Under the Sign of Saturn, cover image by Keith Wilson (New York: Picador, 2002).
The Hundred and Ninety-Nine Steps, illustrated novella by Michel Faber commissioned by Keith Wilson as final part of his project at Whitby Abbey 2000-01, published by Canongate, 2001.
Prix Whanki, exh. cat., text on Keith Wilson by Sacha Craddock (Seoul, South Korea: Whanki Museum, 2000).
Tuin van Verbeelding, exh. cat., text on Keith Wilson by Hestia Bavelaar (Doorn, Holland: Von Gimbornarboretum, 2000).
Park and Ride: Adventures in Suburbia, text by Miranda Sawyer (London: Little Brown, 1999). Includes a chapter on Puddle in Preston and beyond.
Young British Art: The Saatchi Decade, essays by Richard Cork, Sarah Kent, Dick Price (London: Booth-Clibborn Editions, 1999).
Keith Wilson InContext, exh. brochure, texts by Miranda Fricker, Mark Sladen, Kate Summerscale; transcript of conversation with Keith Tyson, Context Gallery, Derry, May 1998.
Interactive, exh. cat., with text on Keith Wilson by Janice Oresman (London: 33 Grosvenor Place, 1998).
The New Neurotic Realism, essay by Dick Price (London: The Saatchi Gallery, 1998).