For issue 86, on the occasion of "Parkett"'s 25th anniversary, the magazine's patron saint, John Baldessari has provided a special anniversary collaboration, buttressed with an interview and critical assessments. Josiah McElheny's proliferative glass works and Philippe Parreno's appropriations, interventions and films are also featured here, in spreads, interviews and critical assessments, as is the work of Carol Bove, who appears in conversation here with "Parkett" senior editor Bettina Funcke.

A comprehensive look at works made by Baldessari between the years 1987 and 1993 This handsome volume, the third of the John Baldessari (b. 1931) catalogue raisonne project, compiles 400-plus unique works of art made by the influential conceptual artist from 1987 through 1993. Here we see the artist's large-scale photo-based works, many of which employed his signature colored discs painted over the faces of people in the photos, accompanied by entries that trace the shifts and developments in Baldessari's work as his collaged photo narratives achieved maturity and mastery. A critical essay by Briony Fer provides a close reading of selected works, giving historical context for Baldessari's art from this period. In addition to a detailed chronology, complete exhibition history, and bibliography, this volume notably features a previously unpublished conversation between Baldessari and the artist Ed Ruscha, which was undertaken specifically for this publication. In the conversation, the artists discuss their early careers in Southern California and the shared thematic concerns in their work. The artworks in this volume demonstrate Baldessari's ability to express-and, in many cases, combine-the narrative potential of images and the associative power of language within the boundaries of a single piece. Published in association with Marian Goodman Gallery