The Arts books

The long-awaited first collection of a pure dreamy illustrator who is active in their hometown of Fukuoka, Japan.A...  Read More >>

From the 16th century onwards, Zeybek groups could be found in western Turkey, operating as bandits and later as...  Read More >>

Sports Photography shows you how to capture high-quality, eye-catching action shots. This compact guide delivers...  Read More >>

There is growing recognition that improvisation is a vital artistic and ontological practice that can promote developments...  Read More >>

In this joint biography, Sylvia Martin delves deeper into the unconventional lives of two of Australia's prominent...  Read More >>

This book offers a crip perspective on the interplay between digital media and embodied experience. It champions...  Read More >>

AIDS, Art & the Origins of the Culture War: Selected Writings of Robert Atkins presents three-and-a-half decades...  Read More >>

The mechanisms and phenomena of the modern and contemporary art market have existed for centuries. The production...  Read More >>

An incisive survey from bestselling art-market commentator Georgina Adam of the changing landscape of art collecting...  Read More >>

From a luminous new voice comes a joyful exploration of how nature marks time, and a call to notice the daily wonders...  Read More >>

This issue brings together a global group of photographers contemplating nature's fragile beauty and its ever-changing...  Read More >>

Significant Impact: Contesting Surveillance Infrastructure on Tohono O'odham Je'ved brings together stories, essays,...  Read More >>

The housing shortage is a global problem that cannot be resolved through market-driven models of home ownership....  Read More >>

This book explores the Kwoma people's bark painting tradition in Papua New Guinea's Sepik region. It highlights...  Read More >>

Tracing the cultural history of play-from Fluxus to SimCity Games and gamified activities have become ubiquitous...  Read More >>

In Architectures of FuturoPasados, histories jostle futures in literary works of great power. The extraordinary...  Read More >>

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Kengo Kuma: Substance explores the work of the acclaimed Japanese architect through six materials—wood, bamboo,...  Read More >>

A major re-evaluation of Francisco de Zurbaran, master of Spain's Golden Age.  Read More >>

Straightaway, Charles Hambitzer recognized the genius in his new pupil. Just how far that 14-year-old George Gershwin...  Read More >>

Jesse Velez, owner of Raptor House FX, reveals the clever techniques and physical artistry used in cinema, from...  Read More >>

Raised the son of a Methodist circuit-riding minister, Wesley Clark Dodson had just begun establishing himself as...  Read More >>

Tracing the cultural history of play-from Fluxus to SimCity Games and gamified activities have become ubiquitous...  Read More >>