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From Dior protégé to founder of an internationally recognized fashion house, Yves Saint Laurent’s catwalk history is canonized in Yves Saint Laurent Catwalk: 1962-2002. With a biography of Saint Laurent, quotes from …
With 160 pages of photography by Shuji Yoshida and Joshua White, “Grafted” was printed in an edition of 1250 copies. The book is the upshot of two exhibitions by LA-based ceramicist Adam …
A new work from Phaidon—written by Albert Hill and Matt Gibberd, founding directors of The Modern House—celebrates and reappraises the value of modernist architecture and its place in global architectural movements. The …
The trusty burger has quite the storied history, which David Michaels explores in great depth through his encyclopedic tome “The World is Your Burger: A Cultural History.” From the origin of the …
Focusing on the less documented artist-run galleries of NYC, “Inventing Downtown” centers on the post-war period of 1952 to 1965 and, while some of the names will be new to readers, the …
You don't have to be a green thumb to appreciate these works of verdant dedication
Inspired by his hugely popular and oftentimes mind-blowing Instagram, Benjamin Grant’s new book “Overview: A New Perspective of Earth” mesmerizes. The hardcover tome boasts 200 original images that Grant created by stitching …
From fairytales to architecture and positive vibes, there's reading material here for everybody
Stunning high-definition satellite photographs of our planet
Jason Boulter's epic documentation of misfit culture and what it became