"If you were to ask me what I do, I would say I draw-this is the primary activity and that all my work has this in common regardless of idiom or material."- Roni Horn in a letter to Paulo Herkenhoff, 2003 In the mid-1980s, Horn began developing a drawing technique using pigment and cut and arranged paper. For the past two decades, drawing has remained an essential part of Horn"s practice. "153 Drawings" presents for the first time a comprehensive selection of Horn"s drawings, ranging from the artist"s initial work with pigment and varnish on index cards in the mid-1980s to the large-scale and extreme complexity of the recent drawings. The publication includes essays by British artist Tacita Dean; and Briony Fer, Professor of History of Art at University College London. Published with Hauser & Wirth Zurich/London/New York.