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Take a look at nearly one hundred years of the Oscars through the lens of the sensational sartorial ensembles on the red carpet, as featured in 'Red Carpet Oscars' by Dijanna Mulhearn
Fred Ritchin, author of 'The Synthetic Eye: Photography Transformed in the Age of AI’, explores the rise of generated images inspired by historical photographs and the ethical dilemma that presents.
In an extract from the new book ‘Those Passions: On Art and Politics,’ author and art historian T. J. Clark dissects how Delacroix’s painting ‘Liberty Guiding the People’ (1830) inhabits the intersection between art and politics.
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Extract: Bob Marley and The Sex Pistols – The Music Photography of Dennis Morris
06 Feb, 2025
In this extract from ‘Dennis Morris: Music + Life’ Sean O’Hagan explores the remarkable work of one of the all-time great photographers of both music and black culture.
In this extract from ‘Weegee: Society of the Spectacle’, David Campany explores the creative pairing of two mavericks: iconic photographer Weegee and filmmaker Stanley Kubrick.
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From the Highlands to the Enlightenment: Five Defining Moments in Scotland's Cultural Past
24 Jan, 2025
To celebrate Burns Night and the publication of a new edition of ‘The Highland Clans’ by Alistair Moffat, we take you on a journey through Scotland’s rich history and culture.
Explore the life of Katsushika Hokusai, the most prolific artist of Japan’s Edo period. Known for his jewel tones and everyday scenes, Hokusai's work has inspired generations of artists across the world.
Step onto Little Island, Thomas Heatherwick’s stunning floating park on the Hudson, where bold design and lush nature redefines what public space can be.
The Thames & Hudson Award for Book Design celebrates not just our 75th anniversary, but the importance and value of all areas of book design, including covers and jackets, interior layouts and illustration style. Here are the winners of this year’s competition.
Step into the minds of legendary artists. From Vincent Van Gogh to Coco Chanel, these maxims from our ‘The World According To...’ series capture their unique views on life.