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Where many fashion photographers shoot outdoors or on location, Paolo Roversi instead prefers to shoot in his studio space. In an extract from Paolo Roversi, explore the fashion photographer’s unique choice, and learn why his studio is the ideal venue for artistic expression.
This year at Photo London, we bring you the very best in photography publishing in parallel with Thames & Hudson Presents, a curated series of talks and panel discussions for Photo London’s Public Programme.
Gardens can be great for the environment and for wildlife – and they’re good for us, too. Dig into this glorious selection of books on the natural world, from the joys of the English country garden and cut flowers to the benefits of medicinal plants and herbs.
In an extract from ‘Repast: The Story of Food’, Jenny Linford explores the global history of cooking and eating, told through items in the collections at the British Museum.
In this extract from Black Earth Rising, publishing 15 May, Ekow Eshun presents an investigation into the deep roots of colonialism, its intrinsic links to the climate crisis and the Black and Brown communities that feel the repercussions in the present day.
On the 250th anniversary of his birth, examine the legacy of J. M. W. Turner, whose creative genius captivated the world. His breathtaking landscapes and his experimentation with light have cemented his reputation as one of the greatest painters of the British Romantic movement.
After 25 years at our High Holborn office, Thames & Hudson begins a new chapter with a move to Britannia Street. We sat down with CEO and Publisher Sophy Thompson to learn more about the new space and what it means for our future.
Take an in-depth look at the inner workings of your favourite musical artists. From John Lennon and Oasis to Pulp and The Rolling Stones, these books will give you a new perspective on music and its cultural legacy.
From the myths that influenced the everyday Roman to the melting pot make-up of the city’s diverse population, uncover the secrets of Ancient Rome and delve into its history from a brand-new perspective.
In this extract from 'The Book of Garden Flowers', Christopher Stocks – aided by the illustrations of Angie Lewin – explores the simple but exquisite tulip, both in the wild and in our gardens.