Joëlle Tuerlinckx: Studybook, the artist’s first exhibition in New York, presents a new project by the Belgian artist filled with stretch drawings, floating forms, moving points, and flat shapes that index the measurements and scale of the space. The accompanying publication features Tuerlinckx’s own extensive documentation of her exhibition at The Drawing Center, as well as documentary images from her exhibition at The Renaissance Society at The University of Chicago. The 562 page, and over 500 image (approximately 400 b/w; 100 color) volume also includes an introduction by Catherine de Zegher and Katherine Carl, and essays by Jaleh Mansoor and Michael Newman.