Sunday Read

Sunday Read

Nadav Kander Opens a Window on the World’s Most Famous Characters

Sunday Read

Art as Life: Remembering the Flawed But Pioneering Genesis P-Orridge

Sunday Read

Why Are We So Sentimental About Photographs of Our Mothers?

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Celebrating the Understated Elegance of the Hand Dryer

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The Other Side of the Brexit Story

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Nieves: What Makes This Cult Publisher So Special?

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This Book Celebrates the Playful Absurdity of Postmodern Architecture

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The Origin Story: The Soul-Searching Years of Grayson Perry

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Liam Wong Captures the Cinematic Essence of Tokyo

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Inside One of London’s Most Iconic, Pioneering and Madcap Galleries

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The Delicious Disgust of the Everyday

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The Quiet Humanity of Alec Soth’s Gaze

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Porn Star Peter Berlin: The Original “Photosexual” Outsider

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How Food Became One of the Most Loaded Subjects of the Decade

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Barking Mad? Photos of Dogs Floating in Swimming Pools

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Documenting the Euphoric Distortions of Hallucinogenics

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A Fresh Look at French New Wave Cinema Through Its Revolutionary Poster Design

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The Female Photographer Who Peeled Back the Surface of Eighties New York

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What The World Looks Like, According to a Professor of Perspective

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More Than a Muse: Celia Paul’s Memoir Highlights Her Individuality

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The Dirt, Sleaze, Sweat and Tension of a Lost New York

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“He’s Mine!” This Found Photography Collection Screams Infatuation, Jealousy and Resentment

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One Woman’s Unflinching Exploration of Midlife

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These Great Women Artists Will Not Be Erased From History