The Arts books

""The fourteenth issue of A Rabbit's Foot finally releases this March, ahead of Oscars celebrations. Issue 14...  Read More >>

In 2019, François Prost went on a roadtrip across America. But Instead of visiting national parks or exploring major...  Read More >>

A photographic journey into french nightclub facades.  Read More >>

Step into a world of warm, muted tones that evoke heartfelt memories and timeless emotions. Palette Playbook:...  Read More >>

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As Love’s most revered album is titled Forever Changes, it’s little wonder that their superior back catalogue encompasses...  Read More >>

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A stunning story of obsession and lost glamour, fathers and daughters, for readers of The Hare with Amber Eyes,...  Read More >>

'Treasure the sounds you hear and sometimes even enjoy a little silence.' - Bryan Adams Dive into the world of...  Read More >>

A comprehensive insight into the Iranian artist's work The work of Mehdi Farhadian (b. 1980) emerges from the fusion...  Read More >>

The authorized biography of Sylvia Moy, Motown's first certified female in-house producer and songwriter, and one...  Read More >>

Now featuring exclusive new material including excerpts from Desi Arnaz's unpublished second memoir and commentary...  Read More >>

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Fifty years of Boston's pioneering residency for Black artists, as commemorated through artworks, artist reflections...  Read More >>

Plunging the reader into the aquatic world of Golden's recent dazzling mirrored environment Published with Nasher...  Read More >>

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An intimate insider's account of New York's most radical cultural revolution.  Read More >>

A stunning story of obsession and lost glamour, fathers and daughters, for readers of The Hare with Amber Eyes,...  Read More >>

The concise history of the Hermès scarf, with detailed information on collecting and buying.  Read More >>

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Did you hear the one about the comedian who was canceled? Comedians are no strangers to controversy or crossing...  Read More >>

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A groundbreaking study of one of the most important and influential artists of the postwar period Joseph Beuys...  Read More >>