A Private Constellation This volume provides an intimate window into the personal sanctuary of Frida Kahlo, documenting the clothing, jewelry, and artifacts recovered from La Casa Azul. It serves as a visual dialogue between her physical environment and the enduring legacy of her creative...

Takashi Murakami's irreverent, pop culture-infused art has made him one of the most recognized Japanese artists today. His bright, contemporary boisterousness, however, belies his deep scholarship and engagement with traditional Japanese art. The book include works by Kawanabe Kyosai, Soga Shohaku, Kano Eino, Ito...

A Lexicon of Visual Dissent Banksy’s career is defined by the sharp intersection of subversive imagery and caustic social commentary. This volume archives the wit and observations of the world’s most elusive artist, serving as a vibrant ledger of his global interventions and the...

A Monograph of a Parisian Icon This expansive volume charts the transformation of André Saraiva from a prolific graffiti writer to a global force in the worlds of art and fashion. It functions as a definitive visual ledger of the subversion and elegance that...

A Visual Vernacular This volume explores the definitive movement that challenged the traditional hierarchy of culture by elevating the kitsch and the commercial to the gallery wall. It serves as an essential primer on the icons who transformed mass-market imagery into a medium for...

KAWS and Andy Warhol meet at the intersection of commercial appeal and profound existentialism. This volume explores the thematic bridges between their work, uncovering shared meditations on tragedy, nostalgia, and the spectacle of death hidden beneath vibrant, accessible surfaces. KAWS / Andy Warhol KAWS...

A Bridge Between Worlds This volume by Albertina explores the explosive creativity of Jean-Michel Basquiat, documenting his journey from the streets of 1980s New York to the global stage. It serves as a definitive visual archive of the raw energy and pioneering spirit that...

“The Hamptons” is synonymous with luxury. Simply mentioning the name conjures images of poolside soirées, grandiose waterfront estates and endless days on the beach socializing with the upper echelon. But before this famed peninsula became the summer haunt of the glitterati, its forty miles...

A Study in Aesthetic Evolution This comprehensive monograph documents twenty years of creative output from Digital Does, tracing the transition from traditional graffiti roots to complex sculptural works. It functions as a visual archive of a singular style defined by intricate geometry and disciplined...

his retrospective examines the short but highly influential career of Jean-Michel Basquiat, one of the first African-American artists to achieve global art-world superstardom. Emerging from the downtown New York graffiti scene under the tag “Samo,” Basquiat developed a raw, expressive visual language that helped...

A Visual Subversion of Space Barry McGee’s visual language defined a generation of San Francisco’s Mission School, bridging the gap between discarded urban ephemera and institutional fine art. This volume serves as a tactile reproduction of his signature clusters and graphic subversions, functioning as...

The Art Book is one of the most celebrated introductions to art ever published, bringing together more than 600 artists from across centuries, movements, and cultures in a single, visually engaging volume. Organized alphabetically rather than by period or style, it places medieval masters...

Andy Warhol dissolved the boundary between fine art and industrial reproduction, utilizing the silkscreen to archive the hyper-saturated imagery of American consumerism. This volume documents four decades of graphic innovation, tracing the evolution from mid-century illustration to the mechanical precision of the Factory. Hardcover...

In the early 1980s, art and writing labeled as graffiti began to transition from New York City walls and subway trains onto canvas and into art galleries. Young artists who freely sampled from their urban experiences and their largely Black, Latinx and immigrant histories...

The Genesis of Sneaker Culture Bobbito Garcia documents the foundational era of New York City footwear, tracing the shift from functional athletic gear to a definitive street language. This archive serves as the essential ledger for the origins of basketball and hip-hop’s visual identity...

A Blueprint for Innovation Nike’s design philosophy is grounded in the belief that "better" is a moving target, a concept that has fueled decades of performance breakthroughs. This visual archive provides an unprecedented window into internal processes, documenting the evolution from experimental prototypes to...

Large-scale muralism has evolved from localized street intervention into a sophisticated global movement that redefines the relationship between public architecture and fine art. This collection archives the most influential voices of the current generation, documenting the transition from traditional graffiti roots to the massive,...

A Private Iconography Sebastián Pafacrez documents the intimate domesticity and enduring creative spirit of Frida Kahlo through a curated selection of archival imagery. This volume functions as a visual bridge between the artist’s physical surroundings at La Casa Azul and the global legacy of...

The legend of Jean-Michel Basquiat is as strong as ever. Synonymous with 1980s New York, the artist first appeared in the late 1970s under the tag SAMO, spraying caustic comments and fragmented poems on the walls of the city. He appeared as part of...

A Decade of Geometric Abstraction Creating a Moment of Awareness chronicles ten years of Dutch artist Mr. June’s evolution across the boundaries of graffiti, graphic design, and fine art. This visual archive documents a decade defined by geometric precision and the pursuit of a...

Marbella Sol by Assouline captures a place that refuses to be pinned down. Sun-washed and layered, Marbella shifts between quiet, whitewashed streets and a world of effortless glamour—where history lingers and reinvention is constant. It’s a destination built over decades, shaped by those who...

A Chronological Search for Pop Art's Architect This visual journey invites a search for Andy Warhol through the most significant landscapes of art history, from the scaffolding of the Sistine Chapel to the dance floor of Studio 54. It functions as a playful yet...

Jean-Michel Basquiat dismantled the boundaries between the street and the gallery, forging an urgent visual vocabulary from the intersections of power, race, and urban life. This monograph archives the raw neo-expressionist energy of a career that redefined the contemporary canon in less than a...