White Box, the not-for-profit exhibition space in the heart of Manhattan's Chelsea art district, is, in the words of Art in America critic Eleanor Heartney, "the place to find today's edgy, experimental, truly critical art." Since its opening in 1998, White Box has emerged as an internationally respected venue for original, conceptually driven shows of new and established artists, presenting as many as ten outstanding solo, group and theme-based exhibitions a year, plus a dynamic program of seminars, forums, performances and screenings. To complement its exhibition program, White Box, in collaboration with John Isaacs Design, is launching an ongoing series of publications focusing on uncharted trends in contemporary art, ranging from in-depth analysis of single works by major artists to entire career profiles, thematic surveys, and discursive texts examining the interrelationships within movements.