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Wild flowers are some of the most beautiful and distinctive features of the British landscape, yet are easily overlooked. We asked the creators of 'The Book of Wild Flowers' how they approached writing about an unassuming and familiar gem: the dandelion.
Announcing a celebratory publishing programme, international promotions and events, and a new Book Design Prize.
From The New York Times to Vogue, the reviews are in for Es Devlin's experiential publication, spanning 30 years of her genre-defying career.
'An Atlas of Es Devlin' has sold out in record time and is currently reprinting. Here, Thames & Hudson Production Controller Julie Bosser takes us behind the scenes, showing what it takes to pull off this ‘tour de force of bookmaking’ – and why it's worth every second.
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'Hope is best expressed in colour': Joel Meyerowitz on the power of colour photography
14 Nov, 2023
We sit down with legendary photographer Joel Meyerowitz to explore his foundational work with colour.
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‘Renaissance eyes are fixed on this life’: The defining truths of Renaissance art
18 Oct, 2023
In this extract from ‘Earthly Delights’, Jonathan Jones delves into the worlds of Da Vinci, Michelangelo, Botticelli and more, exploring how the Renaissance created ‘a new way of experiencing the world.’
'Looking at Picasso' author Pepe Karmel charts Picasso's ever-evolving style, delving into some of the artist's most iconic paintings, including Les Demoiselles d’Avignon, The Three Dancers, and Guernica.
This extract from ‘The Slavic Myths’ explores the intriguing and changeable position of the werewolf in Slavic Mythology – at times god, vampire and butterfly.
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Is extinction good or bad? The creative potential of natural extinction events
07 Sep, 2023
In this extract from his book 'Extinctions', Professor Michael J. Benton explores history’s five mass extinction events and the evolutionary opportunities that followed in their wake.
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Dr Sandra Piesik on micro-cities, vernacular architecture & future-proofing our planet
01 Sep, 2023
Dr Sandra Piesik, award-winning architect, scientist and author of ‘Habitat’ discusses the vernacular architecture that will help us ensure we can live securely and peacefully on Earth as the human population increases.