Noah Davis: In Detail offers an intimate exploration of the late artist’s visionary practice, illuminating the emotional depth and technical mastery behind his paintings. Through vivid close-ups and large-scale reproductions, the book reveals the quiet radiance of Davis’s muted palette, his ethereal scenes, and his signature dry-brush technique that renders the everyday almost mythic. Featuring essays by Helen Molesworth and Franklin Sirmans, as well as a roundtable conversation with Thomas Lax, Glenn Ligon, Julie Mehretu, and Fred Moten, this volume captures the resonance of Davis’s art and his lasting influence on contemporary culture. Richly illustrated and deeply reflective, it invites readers to linger within the luminous, dreamlike worlds that defined his work.