11 Oct, 2024
In the past, women were discouraged from pursuing their passion for art – but there are many stories of trailblazing women who persevered and as a result, helped shape the visual world as we know it. Discover five women artists who should be on your radar.
Alexandra Loske, author of 'The Artist’s Palette', discusses one of her favourite palettes and what it reveals about the artist.
Explore a rich world of myths and legends in our latest blog, which highlights five stories from across Korean, Egyptian, Roman, Greek, Japanese and Norse mythology.
Celebrate the 75th birthday of iconic Spanish film-maker Pedro Almodóvar in this engaging look at his colourful and illustrious career.
Join us for a series of events with the authors of 'Led By Donkeys.' Five years of lies and hypocrisy. Four activists holding power to account. One book showing how they did it – and why they're not done yet.
In this extract from ‘How Painting Happens’, celebrated writer and art critic Martin Gayford draws a parallel between the practice of painting, past and present, and explores the question: how do painters set about to make a painting?
Kelly Grovier, author of 'How Banksy Saved Art History', speaks to us about his interest in Banksy’s work through the lens of art history, and the artist’s impact and legacy.
Many of our titles come in a paperback edition, ready for your next train or plane journey, or summer getaway. Here’s a look at some recent releases.
10 Jul, 2024
Thames & Hudson pledges to donate £10 from every copy sold to National Art Museum of Ukraine.
03 Jul, 2024
Hettie Judah, author of 'Acts of Creation' explores a piece featured in her new book: Mary Beth Edelson’s 'Zipper Sheela: Stepping Out' (1973)