For Abloh, the museum catalogue serves as a platform to challenge established norms and conventions. This comprehensive monograph, created in close collaboration with the artist himself, takes a unique three-books-in-one approach to explore his creative output. The catalogue section, curated by Michael Darling, provides an insightful overview of Abloh's interdisciplinary practice. It includes thought-provoking essays and interviews with influential figures in the realms of art, fashion, design, and architecture, such as Taiye Selasi, Lou Stoppard, Michael Rock, Samir Bantal, Rem Koolhaas, and Anja Aronowsky Cronberg.

The archives section of the catalogue is particularly noteworthy, as it unveils over 1,800 previously unseen images sourced from Abloh's personal files. These images offer a captivating glimpse into the wide range of influences and collaborations that have shaped Abloh's artistic journey. The combination of these elements makes this catalogue a valuable resource for anyone interested in exploring Abloh's work and the diverse fields that have influenced his creative process.