Birds of a Feather: Five Photographers on the Fascinating Appeal of Birds
Aviary offers a thought-provoking and compelling survey of contemporary bird photography that highlights the complex relationship between humans an...
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The Fashion Image on a New Stage
Since the 1990s, fashion imagery has shifted its focus from high-end shoots to the idiosyncratic, Instagram-style practice of pictures taken at hom...
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Roy Strong on Sitting for Bryan Organ
As master portraitist Bryan Organ turns 90, art historian Roy Strong reflects on sitting for the artist and explores his distinctive approach — co...
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Editor’s Picks: Ten Outstanding Books on Photography
To celebrate World Photography Day, Thames & Hudson’s Editorial Director of Photography Andrew Sanigar picks ten remarkable books on topics ran...
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The Artistic Lineage of Vincent Namatjira
Prolific Aboriginal artist Vincent Namatjira is a keen observer of life. His vibrant portraits dissect power, popular culture and his own Indigenou...
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The Great Outdoors: An Adventurous Reading List for Nature Enthusiasts
From climbing the highest peaks to cycling coastal paths, this selection of Thames & Hudson books reveals the wonders of the great outdoors. Di...
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Living a Colourful Life: Six Books on Interior Design
Whether you are seeking inspiration on patterns and colours or information on Victoriana or minimalism, these books will encourage you to transform...
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Creating Museums Without Walls: Books with the V&A
To mark ten years of publishing with the Victoria and Albert Museum, Julian Honer, Thames & Hudson’s Editorial Director of Museums & Instit...
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The Innovative Brilliance of Kenneth Grange
From high-speed trains and home appliances to the black cabs of London, Kenneth Grange’s designs have touched the lives of people around the world....
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Quentin Blake: Drawings in Unexpected Places
Claudia Zeff sits down with Quentin Blake to discuss their book Not for Art’s Sake, which explores the unexpected places Blake’s illustrations have...
