The Arts books

POPULAR GENRE: Horror boasts an incredible, and diversified, social media presence. r/Horror has over 4M members;...  Read More >>

This revelatory volume uncovers the significant friendship that shaped Egon Schiele's most personal and provocative...  Read More >>

In Greensburg, Susanne Walström returns to a Kansas town nearly destroyed by a 2007 tornado. Decades after first...  Read More >>

Discover Picasso's lifelong obsession with the human figure through a richly illustrated, multidisciplinary catalog...  Read More >>

Drawing into Painting reveals Lucian Freud's lifelong focus on the human face and form, tracing the intimate dialogue...  Read More >>

The first book dedicated to Margaret Calvert, pioneer of design for public service, a groundbreaking typographer...  Read More >>

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This collection is the first study of the pervasive presence of neo-noir film and TV series(including releases on...  Read More >>

The one-of-a-kind visual memoir of Sir Roger Deakins, telling his life's story by way of his iconic, beloved films....  Read More >>

A joyful, vibrant look at the evolution of R&B music - told through the stories of ten female stars.  Read More >>

An alternative history of the album, focussing on the format’s turbulent life through the digital music era since...  Read More >>

This is a book about storytelling and reading and Hilary McPhee's work with writers. It is a personal reflection,...  Read More >>

A structured course for the beginner to learn the art of caricature and cartoon design in both digital and analogue....  Read More >>

The Representative of Humanity: Experiencing Rudolf Steiner's Group Sculpture through Drawing gives an introduction...  Read More >>

Inspired by the Alpine sun, Sandro Livio Straube has been creating an ongoing series of images since 2015. The black-and-white...  Read More >>

Le Sel Noir – Perspectives of Black Contemporary Art presents artworks that explore Black subjectivity, self-empowerment,...  Read More >>

Provides a fascinating insight into Nevin Aladağ’s artistic career to date and her latest works. With an illustrated...  Read More >>

Chasing Light traces the footsteps of the outstanding and internationally successful graduates of the Faculty of...  Read More >>

Entropy and Hope explores Jakob Mattner’s most recent work and questions which perspective we might take in light...  Read More >>

Was there such a thing as ‘shitposting’ in the 17th century? The Tyrolean State Museums are taking a closer look...  Read More >>

The first behind-the-scenes history of the organization behind the Academy Awards. For all the near-fanatic attention...  Read More >>

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Art can be more dangerous than words-especially when it marches, masks up, and takes to the streets. Front Lines:...  Read More >>

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In Clowns in the Burying Ground, Christopher K. Coffman offers an intertextual analysis of the Grateful Dead, showing...  Read More >>