The most comprehensive survey of Laurie Anderson's career to date, curated by the artist herself. All the Things I Lost in the Flood takes its title from a real event — Hurricane Sandy flooding Anderson's basement archive, destroying nearly forty years of documentation, notebooks, and sketchbooks. What follows is both an act of recovery and reinvention: spanning drawing, multimedia installations, performance, and augmented reality, and organised into chapters around themes of ice, light, time, and language. Throughout, Anderson writes in her own words about how politics, technology, and poetry have shaped her work. An intimate and wide-ranging portrait of one of the most inventive artists of the last half century. Published by Rizzoli Electa (2018)