There isn’t just one Mark Bradford monograph out this year — there are two. This spring, Gregory R. Miller & Co. published Mark Bradford: Merchant Posters, a compilation and examination of Bradford’s use of materials and their relation to the neighborhood in which he works. The book features Bradford’s posters and essays by Philippe Vergne, Malik Gaines, Ernest Hardy and Heidi Zuckerman Jacobson.

Awesomeness: Ovation TV has given me three copies of the book to give away to MAN readers. Each has been signed by Mark Bradford. To win, Tweet or Facebook links to criticism or feature writing about Bradford that you particularly enjoyed or to a Bradford in a museum collection/similarly available online. (Of course: Writing links need not be to posts on MAN!) Hashtag your tweets #bradford and make sure my name is in your Facebook posts. I’ll pick the three winners from the three best tweets/Facebook updates! (If you want even more attention, reference @OvationTV or their Facebook page too.)

Related: Mark Bradford at the Wexner Center for the Arts: Examining the utility of the ‘early survey’ exhibition; Bradford, Rauschenberg and Crow.