Books, Editions & Originals

We've been publishing artists' books, print editions, and creating original commissioned works since 2010. Many of these works have been collected by collections and institutions around the world including the Museum of Modern Art, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and Morgan Library in New York, Centre Pompidou, the Arts Council Collection, Tate, and many others. Unless stated otherwise, works featured here are shipped directly from the artist's studio.

Photography Is

A new edition of Photography Is published by Gato Negro Ediciones, 2024.

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Feedlots

Between 2012 and 2013, Henner produced a striking series of images of Feedlots acrosss the United States using satellite imagery availble in the public domain. These images quickly became iconic emblems of the environmental impact of intensive cattle farming operations on the land and on the links between human consumption and climate change.

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  • Cash paintings sold at the values represented. New paintings are made only when the previous ones have sold. Values depicted are determined by the Fibonacci sequence.

  • Print editions of early paintings are regularly released and - like the paintings - are sold at the values depicted. Once they sell out, a new edition of the next painting is made.

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Richtered Poster

Frau mit Hund am See, 1967 + Not A Bad World Is It 1984, 42x59.4cm (23.4x16.5”)

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Astronomical

A Journey Across our Solar System

Henner first produced this scale model of our solar system in 2011 and describes it as "perhaps the most perfect combination of subject, form, and aesthetic I'll ever produce."

In this twelve volume set of books, readers travel across the vast distance between the Sun and Pluto, encountering the planets, the asteroid belt and the huge void in-between.

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Astronomical Poster

Produced to commemorate the work's inclusion in New Photography at the Museum of Modern Art in New York.

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Rearranging Baldessari’s Balls in a Straight Line

The American conceptual artist John Baldessari was primarily known for his work featuring found photography and appropriated images and has been a significant influence on Henner's own work. In this facsimile reproduction of Baldessari's Throwing Three Balls in the Air to Get a Straight Line (Best of Thirty-Six Attempts), Henner succeeds in completing what Baldessari failed to achieve by rearranging his balls in a straight line.

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