A new book showcases the continued signifiance of Polaroid
A new book is bringing together Polaroids by contemporary image makers alongside historic photos of enthusiasts including Andy Warhol, Jean-Michel Basquiat and Keith Haring
The shop cats of China get a starring role in new book
In Marcel Heijnen’s photographs of shopkeepers and their feline companions, the viewer is given a colourful insight into China’s busy retail life
The theatrics of the street in Helen Levitt’s photography
A new photo book is celebrating the work of American street photographer Helen Levitt, known especially for candid images of young people at play
A new book puts the spotlight on the creatives of South Korea
Bookstore and publisher Counter-Print has released the latest in its series of books which feature creativity from countries around the globe – this time turning to South Korean studios, designers and illustrators
Brian Lomas’ images of Manchester’s independent shops in the 1980s
A new book and exhibition from the Modernist Society showcases Lomas’ rarely seen black and white photographs, which offer a snapshot of bygone years
How graphic bios offer another view of history
Graphic biographies and histories are having a moment, as a raft of recent releases show how the medium can immerse readers in lives and times gone by
Explore the work of influential 20th century designer Tom Eckersley
A new book by Paul Rennie is packed with iconic poster designs created by Eckersley for the likes of London Transport and Guinness
New book goes behind the scenes of the creative process
Creatives on Creativity features interviews with artists, designers and the odd adman, and offers insights into the often mysterious process of making creative work
Jamie Hawkesworth’s British Isles
The photographer travels around his homeland in his new book. He talks to us about rediscovering home turf and the lengths he went to in capturing it
Roni Ahn’s photography explores relationships and human connection
Away from London and in lockdown in Hong Kong, a new series sees the photographer reflect on our need for closeness and intimacy during hard times
One of Wim Crouwel’s classic tomes gets a stylish reissue
The republished version of the late Dutch designer’s 2007 book, Typographic Architectures, features texts by Catherine de Smet, Emmanuel Berard and Crouwel himself
How brands and photography are expanding sport
In the past, sport ads and photography were largely focused on men and competitiveness. But recent campaigns and projects have seen a more nuanced way of approaching the subject emerge, with space for women to shine too (with sweat)