http://koenigandclinton.com/exhibitions/albert-herter-caitlin-keogh-and-candice-lin/
His first book, 'In the Curtyard: Orchestrated Reduction of the Fantasm' published in collaboration with Museums Press is now available to purchase here: http://comfortableonatightrope.bigcartel.com
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More of his work can be seen here: http://cargocollective.com/albertherter
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You may recognise Albert Herter's drawings and paintings from his fruitful collaborations with Cass McCombs (His drawings adorn many C M records including the most recent 'Big Wheel and Others' and the forthcoming compilation 'A Folk Set Apart'), his Hiro Kone record covers or t-shirts for Altamont apparel.