The Arts books

Many internationally known landscape architecture and architecture firms—including SnØhetta, BIG, Scape, and Weiss/Manfredi—have...  Read More >>

A brief account of the life and times of the builders and residents of a small log cabin in Walker County. When...  Read More >>

On the evening of April 15, 2014, the Sewol ferry set sail on its overnight journey from Incheon, in northwestern...  Read More >>

Country music star Margo Price shares the story of her struggle to make it in an industry that preys on its ingenues...  Read More >>

At the same time, it is an extremely important contribution to the literature on Sufism and music.  Read More >>

Kay Dickinson outlines how ABBA’s mega-hit song “Fernando” could express support with anti-capitalist and Third...  Read More >>

Drawing on her experiences with Christianity, Judaism, and Islam, Deborah Kapchan offers a lyrical memoir that explores...  Read More >>

‘A celebration of art-making.’ – Wall Street Journal An accessible,...  Read More >>

RTÉ's Sunday Miscellany returns with a new selection of stories and poems from the last three years of this beloved...  Read More >>

The rise of Black cultural nationalism in the 1960s came with resounding promises of assertive new methods to achieve...  Read More >>

In a tour-de-force study of sixty years of cinematic entertainment, this volume traces the veins of Burmese popular...  Read More >>

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An electrifying guide to Berlin's notorious club scene.  Read More >>

EXPECT THE UNEXPECTED AT DINOLAND!  Read More >>

This book examines the profound legacy of Johnny Clegg (1953-2019), the South African musician, anthropologist and...  Read More >>

A photographic adventure into the breathtaking world of Formula...  Read More >>

“There’s something deeply unsettling about the fact that Brice Dellsperger has spirited Laura Palmer away and replaced...  Read More >>

Layered investigations into the ecological and agricultural concerns of the Turner Prize-nominated artist duo Published...  Read More >>

Moving Still. A Cinematic Life Frame-by-Frame is a personal portrait of filmmaking from American set decorator Lauri...  Read More >>

The definitive, in-depth look inside Alfred Hitchcock's Rear Window-the all-time classic of voyeurism, paranoia,...  Read More >>

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Eighteenth-century accounts of Vienna portray the city as one of the most ethnically and culturally diverse in Europe,...  Read More >>

An astounding visual compendium of artworks that illuminates the deep connection between artistic expression and...  Read More >>