This comprehensive monograph accompanies MoMA's 2012 Cindy Sherman survey, showcasing around 180 photographs spanning Sherman's 35-year career. The book includes iconic series like "Untitled Film Stills" (1977-80), centerfolds (1981), history portraits (1989-90), and head shots (2000-2002). It also includes recent works focusing on aging within contemporary culture. Curator Eva Respini's essay provides a detailed career overview with art historical insights, while art historian Johanna Burton re-evaluates Sherman's recent series. A dialogue with filmmaker John Waters offers further creative perspective. The book studies identity and representation throughout Sherman's artistic journey.
