The humanist photography of Louis Stettner
A new monograph charts the photographer’s inclination towards documenting the everyday lives of the people that surrounded him
Elaine Constantine’s heady photos of Northern Soul dancers
The gravity-defying images in Constantine’s new book reveal the hedonistic dancefloors of Northern Soul nights all around England
La Boca illustrates anniversary edition of Nineteen Eighty-Four
Just 750 copies of this lovingly designed edition of George Orwell’s classic novel have been made, commemorating the original book’s enduring legacy
Penguin Cover Design Award 2024 winners announced
The publisher has revealed its top winners across children’s, adult non-fiction, and adult fiction in its awards for emerging cover designers
Prolific photographer Mo Yi is releasing his first monograph
The book coincides with his first major international exhibition, which is taking place at Les Rencontres d’Arles this summer
A new book documents Britain’s overlooked histories
In his book This Was Then, Mike Abrahams mixes portraiture and architecture photography as he explores everything from state oppression in Northern Ireland to poverty and disenfranchisement in Glasgow
The evolution of comics
As a new publication and exhibition explore the last 60 years in comic book history, comic publishing specialist Paul Gravett answers our questions about the ‘ninth art’
Robbie Lawrence explores the evolution of tradition
The photographer’s new publication and exhibition interrogate mythmaking through the lens of the Highland Games in Scotland and the US
Émilie Chen on the realities of freelance life
Since leaving her dream job at the National Theatre in 2018, the independent designer and art director has learned a huge amount about the importance of being resilient and seeking out community
Paula Scher’s work is celebrated in a new monograph
Paula Scher: Works is a comprehensive guide to the iconic graphic designer’s legacy over the last half a century
Lindokuhle Sobekwa documents his search for a lost sibling
Having spent much of their lives apart, Sobekwa has created a diaristic book as a way of understanding and honouring his late sister’s journey
Eimear Lynch’s debut photo book pays tribute to a teenage rite of passage
In Girls’ Night, the Irish photographer documents groups of girls at teen discos as they experience the fleeting moments of adolescence