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No one is immune to creative demons – not even Michelangelo. But these demons needn’t defeat us! Creativity specialist Richard Holman explores ‘mindful distractions’, why your worst idea can be the best place to start, and what we can learn about creativity from one nun’s surprising screen prints.
We sat down with Gill Saunders, Senior Curator of Prints at the V&A, to chat about Eric Ravilious’s classic ‘High Street’, exploring surreal cheesemongers, visual puns, the lasting impact of the Blitz, and the legacy of this quintessentially English artist.
From inspired collections to legendary personalities, these books offer an indulgent look inside the world of Chanel, including the history, fashion and enduring influence of the house.
The Barkley Marathons is a race like no other, known only by true insiders until relatively recently. In this extract from 'The Finishers', which tells the stories of the few who have completed it, its creator, Gary ‘Lazarus Lake’ Cantrell, explains what makes The Barkley Marathons unique.
Art meets food in this sublime story of family and friends at the Arniano Painting School in Tuscany.
When faced with the entire history of an artistic practice, where does one begin? Here, Phillip Prodger, author of ‘Face Time: A History of the Photographic Portrait’, shares his experience of meeting Zanele Muholi, whose fierce, magnetic work he knew must be included in the book.
As M+ opens its doors in the West Kowloon Cultural District of Hong Kong, we’re excited to announce our publishing partnership with this extraordinary institution, Asia’s first global museum of contemporary visual culture.
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Thames & Hudson titles shortlisted for British Book Design and Production Awards
04 Nov, 2021
Seventeen of our titles have been shortlisted in the British Book Design and Production Awards, one of the most prestigious recognition events for British book design and production.
Immerse yourself in the world of the iconic Arts & Crafts designer with these stunning books that bring his vibrant patterns to life.
In this evocative extract from his monograph ‘American Geography’, Matt Black reports from America’s waiting rooms, buses and forgotten motels, on his five-year photographic odyssey across the country.