Anomie Publishing’s Autumn/Winter 2026–27 brochure is now available to view online and to download. It features recent and forthcoming titles, alongside highlights from our backlist.

The cover features a detail of Wandler (2025) by Leipzig-based Matthias Weischer, whose paintings explore the boundaries between interior and exterior, reality and illusion, presence and absence. His forthcoming monograph, Twenty-Five Years of Paintings, documents a quarter-century of his practice, from his early Leipzig paintings to works shaped by a transformative residency in Rome. Featuring essays, interviews and reproductions selected in close dialogue with the artist, this substantial monograph offers an illuminating journey through space, memory, perception and the mysteries of painting itself. It is developed and produced by GRIMM, and co-published with Anomie.

Also new this season is a monograph dedicated to the work of Luke Elwes, one of Britain’s most distinctive contemporary painters, published to coincide with an exhibition at Frestonian Gallery, London. Elwes’ paintings often incorporate natural elements such as rain, mud and tidal water into the creative process, transcending conventional landscape painting. Featuring an essay by Andrew Lambirth and an interview with Lily Le Brun, this book offers a compelling introduction to Elwes’ career. Woandering: Notes from a drawn path by R&F Mo brings together memoir, drawing and artistic insight, inviting readers into a lifetime of wandering, wondering and making. From childhood in northern England to journeys across the Arctic and beyond, R&F Mo explores how movement, observation and curiosity shape both art and life.

Five Years of Painting is a substantial monograph on Romanian artist Marius Bercea, whose paintings navigate the intersections of personal and collective memory, history and cultural identity. Presenting a selection of his work from 2020 to 2025, it offers an in-depth view of his recent practice through both critical and personal perspectives. Published by Anomie in association with Jecza Gallery and Jecza Foundation, it includes a new essay by curator and critic Diana Marincu, a conversation with the British painter Nick Goss chaired by Thomas Marks, an interview with art historian and curator Liviana Dan, and a foreword by Matt Price.

To view or download a copy of the Anomie Summer 2026 brochure, please click on the link above.