Museum Archivist Reveals Bittersweet Obituaries of Artists in New Book
Deaths of Artists, by former Metropolitan Museum of Art Museum archivist Jim Moske, compiles macabre and often hilarious tales of artist obituaries from 1906 to 1929.
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Exploring The Other California: A Photographic Journey by Peter Turnley
Portrait of a Farmer in The Other California, 1975 by Photography by Peter Turnley The Other California, 1975, a photography book by […]
David Hockney: A Graphic Journey Through Artistry and Innovation
Explore the vibrant life and art of David Hockney in Hockney: A Graphic Life by Simon Elliott. Follow his creative evolution from Bradford to digital innovation.
Authentic Vietnamese Food Cookbook by Jenny Lam is an Opportunity to Savor Bold Flavors
Eat Like a Viet: Recipes from the Street, a new Authentic Vietnamese Food Cookbook by Master Chef Jenny Lam provides an opportunity for food lovers and cooks to savor bold flavors from the comfort of their Kitchens.
‘The Flower Whisperer’: Joel Grey’s Lifelong Love for Flowers and Nature
Two-eyed monster, a mask-like photograph of a yellow flower from the book The Flower Whisperer by the actor, singer, dancer, director, and […]
Japanese Art and Victorian Flowers Focus of New Books
Three new art books bring attention to Japanese art history and Victorian flowers in a way that will delight lovers of Japanese culture, design, and nature.
David Cay Johnston Discusses Donald Trump in Baltimore
What is the Trump Administration doing to America? Ask David Cay Johnston who discusses his book It’s Even Worse Than You Think: What the Trump Administration is Doing to America.
April Ryan is Guest at Enoch Pratt’s Booklovers Breakfast
April Ryan will discuss her books, journalism, and the American political crisis during the Booklovers Breakfast organized by the Enoch Pratt Free Library in Baltimore
Chris Matthews and Donna Brazile in Baltimore’s Writers LIVE
Chris Matthews and Donna Brazile will discuss their recent books, their role as journalists, and the crisis in the American political system during the Enoch Pratt Free Library Writers LIVE Program in Baltimore
UFO Undisclosed X Files and Controversy Spurs a Thriller
In this new novel, filled with tales of intrigues, betrayals, and government cover-ups, New York Times best-selling author Steve Alten goes to the heart of the UFO undisclosed x files controversy in Undisclosed.
Fashion Photographers in Vogue With Grace Coddington
Photograph of Kate Moss by Tim Walker, one of the famous fashion photographers that worked with Grace Coddington at Vogue in  From […]
Impressionists Water Boat Leisure Period and Art Revealed
Impressionists on the Water, an unprecedented new book celebrates the Impressionists’ themes of water and boats.  It provides an insight into the impressionists’ love of water and how it influenced their art.
London Derelict Past Exposed in Photographs and Essays
Today, London is one of the most beautiful cities in the world with major tourist attractions. But this was not always the case. Street Life in London, a new book by John Thomson and Adolphe Smith, goes back in time, revealing a derelict city with abject poverty.
Whiskey, Gin, Rum and Crafted Spirits ‘Out of the Jar’
Christoph Keller, an art publisher and creative all-rounder is one of the distillers featured in Out of the Jar. He runs Stählemühle, […]
Hidden Beauty: Amsterdam Revealed in New Photography Book
Marie-Jeanne van Hövell tot Westerflier, Carpet Reflection in Museum Willet Holthuysen. Hidden beauty in Amsterdam. Image courtesy of Eduard Planting Gallery PHOTOGRAPHY […]
3D Printing: A New Book Examines its Endless Possibilities
The endless possibilities of 3D printing come to the fore in ‘Printing Things,’ an inspirational book that explores the creative potentials of 3D technology, software, and 3D printers