Art, Photography & Fashion

Using Munch's own letters and diaries and those of his contemporaries and friends, as well as newspapers and journals of the time, Ketil Bjornstad's 'literary biography' - which can also be read as a novel - presents us with a picture of Edvard Munch as unsparingly true as any of his self-portraits.

Joe Park is a known artist in Northwest America and is beginning to achieve attention outside (was just nominated for the Rome Prize). His paintings have crossover with anime and an endearing, accessible quality touching on themes of friendship, love, and nostalgia.

Introduces the concept of illustration as a form of language and visual communication, conveying ideas, messages and emotions for cultural consumption.

Explores the creative, educational, technical and critical issues at stake in 're-imagining animation'. This book is suitable for students of animation, established professional animators, and those with an interest in animation.

Introducing an addition to the acclaimed Mini Masters series. This engaging board book features beautiful works of art paired with playful, rhyming text. In Dreaming with Rousseau , the artist's vibrant paintings invite readers on a journey to dreamlike jungles packed with playful monkeys, a racing tiger, ...

Glasgow's rapid industrial development in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries left a legacy of unemployment and cramped housing. Nowhere was this more apparent than in the Gorbals area, just south of the river Clyde. This book is a documentation of the work surrounding the regeneration of the Gorbals.

Photographer, John Kippin documented the changing landscape of Greenham Common, notorious during the Cold War and the scene of a unique peace protest throughout the 1980s and 90s. This project marks the change of use of the site, with essays examining the history and events of the Common.

This volume presents Andre Stitt's work with images from the artist's archive, a history of his work and a series of conversations between the Stitt and Roddy Hunter, Lecturer in Performance Studies, Dartington School of Art.

Initiated by Bruce Gilchrist and Jo Joelson, the UK artist group London Fieldworks sets out to fuse experiences of the real and re-presented. This book captures their "Syzygy" and "Polaria" projects, which focus on the crossover between art and science, examining light and weather effects.

Gabor Palotai claims that graphic design occupies a space between ourhoughts and reality which could otherwise be empty. This title showcasesalotai's powerful imagery, derived from simple elements and textures.

Brings together research in textiles in an academic forum. Representing a set of critical practices, this book provides a platform for points of departure between art and craft; gender and identity; cloth, body and architecture; labour and technology; techno-design and practice - all situated within the contexts of material and visual culture.

Edited and with Preface by Nils Ohlsen. Text by Sabine Schlenker.

Interview by Hans Michael Herzog. Text by Paulo Herenhoff, Rodrigo Moura, Victor Zamudio-Taylor.