Spanning nearly five decades of David Kimball Anderson's work, this monograph presents a comprehensive look at the artist's practice. Curator Susan Hillhouse notes, 'Not only is his work aesthetically sound, the clear articulation of his sensitive and unique vision is profoundly compelling. His art is never obvious, never redundant and never overworked. Rather, it has a beautiful, economic mystery about it.' Anderson's sculpture manipulates a range of materials--steel, fiberglass, bronze, aluminum, wood--to create objects that appear simultaneously delicate and heavy, industrial and exquisite. The book also includes an insightful essay by MaLin Wilson-Powell and a full chronology of Anderson's work to date.