Stephen Ellcock journeys through centuries of art and science via images that invoke the cosmos, the spiritual realm, the human body, geometry and much more.
Maira Kalman’s latest tender and revealing book combines free verse and prose with paintings of women holding things both real and intangible.
Curl up with the hefty Affinities and lose yourself in a delightfully imaginative, visionary game.
Hugh Eakin’s rapturous storytelling makes Picasso’s War a spellbinding, page-turning read about the fight to bring Picasso’s work to America.
Model, actor and activist Laetitia Ky tells her life story through the incredible hair sculptures she creates.
Catherine McCormack looks closely at four archetypes of women in art to examine not only how we look at art but also how we view women in general.
Come for the cocktail recipes, stay for the contemporary art history lesson you never got in school.
Winfred Rembert recounts gripping, often harrowing stories of growing up in Georgia, surviving a lynching and discovering art while imprisoned in a chain gang.
Lilly Dancyger sets out to uncover the whole truth about her late father’s art, relationships and addiction, no matter how painful.
Truth Bomb is an invaluable resource for anyone with creative inclinations. From start to finish, it’s a spirited homage to the artistic life.
Open Studio shows that getting creative is easy—especially when you can take cues from world-class artists.
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