Political activist, radical teacher, pop artist… and a nun? Sister Corita’s kaleidoscopic prints were hardly quiet. You can see for yourself this June.
Welcome to the party: it’s the festival’s 10th anniversary! From May 4 to 6, visit the HKW and attend book presentations, conferences, and poetry readings.
From March 16 to 18, discover the best art, photo and design publications at the National Gallery of Victoria while participating in workshops and talks.
The two LA based photographers Lark Foord and TJ Tambellini have collaborated on this artist book displaying their shared visual and design language.
“My name is Judy and to the world, I am known as the blow-up sex-doll.” The self-taught photographer takes us through an odd journey of self-discovery.
Pushing a boat and the boundaries of queer and identity, García del Castillo travelled through canals and genders with Steev Lemercier, a cat, and a dog.
We have a talk with this British poet: as long as humans use language, there will be poetry, which from his view is a way of putting things in a beautiful way.
Here you have a fragment of the interview we published in our issue 35, James Rhodes talks about his book, "Instrumental."
Self-acknowledged oversharer, Karley Sciortino has experienced things that make way better stories than fiction, and favourably she likes to share them online.
Born November 20th 2013, Open more than books is a small oasis for bookworms right in the centre of Milan.