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Figures, bodies, embodiments. A trip down art history. Tattooed stories, hieroglyphs and couples copulating. It’s is a rich world Leo Park gives us, filled with humour. From the exhibition text : “Leo Park sources motifs and stylistic influence from art history and fuses them with pop cultural references to form a figurative style of painting […]

The complete, definitive and never-before-published catalogue of Hipgnosis, Vinyl • Album • Cover • Art finally does justice to the work of the most important design collective in music history, which, according to Roddy Bogawa, director of the documentary Taken by Storm (2011), ‘designed half your record collection’. Founded in 1967 by Storm Thorgerson, Aubrey […]

The first title in a new series from tastemakers Monocle, this is a fun, informative collection of portraits and biographical interviews with 50 architects from all over the world sitting on their sofas revealing their style, wit, personality – and sofa choices. Bringing architects and their sofas together in a lighthearted way, this book aims […]

Anyone for tennis? Martin Parr’s unique and evocative pictures capture the spectacle of a year at the Grand Slam tournaments. Since 2014, Martin Parr, one of Britain’s best-loved photographers, has been granted exclusive access to the most prestigious Grand Slam tennis tournaments, from the Australian and French Opens to Wimbledon and the US Open. Parr’s […]

A visual exploration of the world’s most extraordinary and inspiring concrete architecture – in a stylish and compact format. “Yes, concrete can be cold ad imposing – but as the structures in the book attest, it can also be colourful, playful, and delicate.” ―Wall Street Journal In this new, reimagined, and easy-to-use stylish size, Concrete […]

The complete Annie Leibovitz Women collection, featuring more than 250 portraits spanning over 30 years First published in 1999, Annie Leibovitz’s landmark collection of portraits of women is back in print, together with a new book of photographs. The broad array of subjects reflects what women look like now: dancers, actors, astronauts, artists, politicians, farmers, writers, CEOs, […]

The Christmas season offers little cheer for Eileen Dunlop. Trapped between caring for her alcoholic father and her job as a secretary at the boys’ prison, she tempers her dreary days with dreams of escaping to

He reveals the scandalous lack of good science behind many medical and government food recommendations, and how the food industry holds sway over these policies and our choices.