Women Artists of the New Millennium
A comprehensive study of the progress of feminist art, The Reckoning demonstrates the enormous influence female artists have had, and continue to have.
A comprehensive study of the progress of feminist art, The Reckoning demonstrates the enormous influence female artists have had, and continue to have.
Airline Style is a compendium that highlights the different eras in aviation, the accompanying change in styles and the overarching views of society.
Brandt’s visual explorations of the society, landscape and literature of England are indispensible to any understanding of photographic history.
Each year photographers from around the world participate in the World Press Photo Contest, and the results are nothing short of magnificent.
Taking its name from notorious 1890s graphic design periodical The Yellow Book, The Purple Book presents a lavish marriage of art and literature.
Beginning his career with the unconventional decision to redesign hospital doors, Gary Hume’s signature style was established early.
Cornelia Parker’s work presents lines of enquiry and invites viewers to consider the fragility of the human experience.
Contemporary Asian Photography attempts to explore, problematise and ultimately dismantle the concept of a uniform Asia, reducible to geographical components of Near, Central and East.
The Essential Robert Indiana collates the artist’s significant body of work alongside text by Martin Krause, based on ongoing conversations with Indiana
An insider’s guide for the modern art buyer, Collecting Art for Love, Money and More reveals the motivations and secrets of successful collectors.
Examining both visual and literary Surrealism, this text explores in intricate detail how the movement embraced different avant-garde ideas and practices.
Jon Nicholson ventures into the realm of nostalgia with his latest book, a collection of 70 Polaroids of British seaside resorts.
In this first book to be published on criticism and theory regarding queer culture, Phaidon has set the bar high.
A picture is worth a thousand words, which is certainly the case in Our World Now 6, a collection of 319 photographs recorded by Reuters in 2012.
Infinity Award winner Viviane Sassen’s visual language is nothing if not intriguing. Her new book chronicles her career in fashion photography through 250 prints.
Drawing on one of the finest and most comprehensive collections anywhere in the world, The Postcard Age presents 400 postcards from the decades around 1900.
Following its predecessor, Sample (2005), Pattern captures a snapshot of the latest designers defining clothes rails today.
This mammoth text is probably one of the most conclusive surveys on the history of abstraction. Exploring its inception and development, this book brings together key works and artists from the period.
In People Apart, the simultaneous historical depth and phenomenological presence of Bryan Heseltine’s photographs are the soul of the work.