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From social media to Netflix, AI has already infiltrated our daily lives. Is this necessarily a bad thing?
The body remains a battleground. Politicised, conceptualised and increasingly shared, our often-paradoxical relationship with our bodies is nothing new, but finds itself heightened in the digital era. 'Body' explores how photography reflects our relationship to the human form. Take a look at some of the images from the book.
Oliver Maclennan talks to co-author and sister, Joanna Maclennan about discovering inspiring interiors for 'The Foraged Home'.
Uneasy proximity or fretful distance: the figures that populate Munch’s prints form an anxious chorus around 'The Scream'.
'Hockney - Van Gogh: The Joy of Nature' presents unique insights into the influences and similarities behind the work of David Hockney and Van Gogh. For the first time, art lovers can study their pieces side by side. Take a look at a selection of art from the book.
When it comes to looking at pictures, where do you start? This is the question that Susan Woodford answers with deft candour in her ‘Art Essentials’ title, 'Looking at Pictures'. We sat down with Susan to discuss what people ‘need to know’ to enjoy art.
Michael J. Benton, expert palaeontologist and author of 'The Dinosaurs Rediscovered', reveals his top ten dinosaur discoveries that have changed our understanding of dinosaurs over the last 30 years.
'The Spectacle of Illusion' is the official book accompanying the Wellcome Collection’s new exhibition 'Smoke and Mirrors'. The exhibition opened 11 April 2019, and you can prepare yourself for going to the exhibition by reading an extract from the book here.
Celebrate the Bauhaus and its remarkable legacy in our collection of anniversary publications.
Roger Ballen sat down with us to discuss his inspirations and the evolution of his aesthetic over the last 50 years.