In his two decades as director of the Gallery, Jock Reynolds has championed a vast array of projects celebrating contemporary art and photography. His tenure has been marked by a desire to forge strong relationships with living artists—not just as a curator or museum director but as a peer and friend. The Gallery has thus been fortunate to collaborate with artists on exceptional books that also feature essays or other texts by Reynolds, such as Lee Friedlander’s Western Landscapes (2016), Robert Adams’s The Place We Live (2010), Mark Ruwedel’s Westward the Course of Empire (2008), and Judith Joy Ross’s Portraits of the Hazleton Public Schools (2006). Most recently, Reynolds authored the catalogue for the Gallery’s current exhibition on the sculptor Manuel Neri, who was his mentor during his art-student days in California. These and other projects have greatly benefited from Reynolds’s insight, unique voice, and sincere personal investment. In honor of Reynolds’s profound impact on the museum’s publishing program—and in conjunction with the conversation “New Haven 2040: Looking toward the Next 20 Years of Art and Culture” among Reynolds, senior deputy director Pamela Franks, and artist Titus Kaphar (presented as part of this year’s International Festival of Arts & Ideas)—enjoy a 30% discount at the Bookstore on Friday, June 22, on these and other select titles to which Reynolds has contributed. Signed copies are available, while supplies last.

Tiffany Sprague

Director of Publications and Editorial Services

and Jennifer Lu

Editorial and Production Assistant