The Universal Art Group brings together esteemed names such as Müller & Schindler, Faksimile Verlag, Kulturalis, Eikon Editores, and Haltadefinizione under a new collective identity.
Katherine HebertThe American Museum & Gardens’ acclaimed collection of over 250 quilts spans from the 18th to the mid-20th century. It features exquisite examples of early whole-cloth quilts, Amish and Hawaiian quilts and the African American quilts of Gee’s Bend. This beautifully illustrated volu…
Pavel Hroch, León García LamRebellious Forests is a powerful photographic journey through the Purépecha region of Michoacán, Mexico, documenting a community’s extraordinary fight for autonomy in the face of environmental destruction and violence. Czech photographer Pavel Hroch captures the strengt…
Eva Bendová, Marcel Fišer, Petr Jindra, Roman Musil, Alena Pomajzlová, Ivana SkálováThe collection of Czech interwar modern art at the Gallery of West Bohemia in Pilsen presents a wide spectrum of artistic trends from 1918 to 1938, from early pre-WWI Modernism, Expressionism and Poetism to avant-g…
Clare Pollard, Luz van Overbeeke, Matsubara Fumi, Hirota TakashiVisions in Silk: The Khalili Collection of Japanese Fine Art Textiles offers the first in-depth study of Japanese fine art textiles from the Meiji era (1868–1912), drawn from the renowned Khalili Collection. Lavishly illustrated, it s…
Nathan Mannion Ireland and the Irish identity have been shaped by migration. People have left and still leave the island for many reasons, whether pushed by circumstances at home or pulled by opportunities abroad. No two stories are the same, but many are linked by common motivations and shared ex…
Rolando Montecalvo This richly illustrated volume, produced in partnership with Uzbek publisher Dinara & Co., explores the enduring legacy and contemporary revival of miniature painting in Uzbekistan.Highlighting the work of acclaimed Bukharan master Davlat Toshev, the book guides readers throug…
Saint Mary’s Cathedral, Limerick, stands on the site of a Viking assembly place and later the palace of the O’Brien kings, gifted to the Church by King Donal Mór O’Brien in 1168. Over the centuries, it was enriched with merchant-built chantry chapels – the largest surviving range in Ireland – as wel…
Qaisra M. Khan, Michael BurnsThe Khalili Anīs al-Hujjāj (Pilgrims’ Companion) offers a fresh study of Safi ibn Vali Qazwini’s richly illustrated 1676–77 manuscript, recounting his year-long journey from Mughal India to Mecca and Medina. Commissioned by Zeb un-Nisa, daughter of Emperor Aurangzeb, t…
