Martin Parr releases his first book of fashion photos
For the very first time, the British photographer’s extensive collection of fashion-focused shots are brought together in a book that is a testament to his enduring style
Audio Erotica traces the evolution of hi-fi brochures
Advancements in audio technology and shifting trends in graphic design come together in this extensively researched book
Nadia Lee Cohen creates a dupe of her own book
The artist’s new book, a ‘pirated’ edition of her hugely popular debut monograph, embraces the visual language of Japanese books geared towards movie fans in the 90s
A new book brings the fiery lyricism of Idles to life in print
The latest iteration of Thames & Hudson’s illustrated book series combines lead singer Joe Talbot’s lyrics – taken from the band’s debut album Brutalism – with the visual wit of artist Magda Archer
Rahim Fortune examines Black identity in the American South
The photographer’s new book digs deep into the story of the region, revealing the complexity of its history and its relationship with spirituality
The Gourmand returns with an ode to lemons
David Lane and Marina Tweed are back with a sharp anthology of recipes, stories and visuals championing a fruit bowl staple
Looking back at the birth of Japanese commercial art
A new book from Letterform Archive revisits Japan’s emerging modern visual culture of the late 1920s. Its author Gennifer Weisenfeld explains this underappreciated moment in design history and its legacy today
How design reverberated through Chile in the 1970s
A new book examines the role of design during Chile’s Allende government in the 1970s. Its authors reflect on the iconic designs that have remained in memory, and the legacy of this fertile chapter in Chilean design history
Janine Wiedel’s book documents the last days of British industry
Originally presented as an exhibition at the end of the 1970s, Wiedel’s atmospheric images taken inside West Midlands factories are being revived in book form
Tracing the influence of prolific art director Alexey Brodovitch
An exhibition and accompanying monograph sheds light on the work of the photographer, designer and art director, who transformed the pages of Harper’s Bazaar over nearly a quarter of a century
The forgotten landscapes inspiring Ikuma Nakamura’s video games
Going under the pseudonym Tommy, the Japanese game designer has spent more than 20 years traversing and photographing abandoned locations
A new book delves into 100 years of Belstaff
The book traces Belstaff’s century-long journey from motorcycle apparel brand to coveted fashion label, and complements a wider brand campaign marking its centenary