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Woman Made: the book celebrating great women in designInternational Women’s Day 2022: new pioneering tome by Phaidon and Kering celebrates over 200 women designers from contemporary history, alongside a series of initiatives to further expand its contents' impact
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Inventive street furniture, old and contemporary, explored in a new bookThe unexplored culture of street furniture (from public infrastructure to makeshift seating) is at the heart of Edwin Heathcote’s ‘On the Street’
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Studiomama turns scrap wood into charming animalsStudiomama unveils The Off-Cuts, a book chronicling its menagerie of wooden animals made using scraps from its workshop
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India Mahdavi monograph reveals a life in full colourAn ode to the power of colour, India Mahdavi’s first monograph shines the spotlight on the designer’s trendsetting interiors and signature pieces
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The theatrical world of Lee Broom is celebrated in a new bookLee Broom: Fashioning Design, published by Rizzoli, charts the designer’s 15 years in the industry in dramatic style
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Pioneering modernist Henry Kulka's life and career tracked in limited-edition monographCzech-New Zealand architect Henry Kulka, a man who spread modernist ideals half way around the world, is celebrated in Giles Reid and Mary Gaudin’s richly illustrated monograph
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Book: Pyongyang Architectural and Cultural Guide -
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Book a Wallpaper* trip -
The idiosyncratic architect: a tome of Peter Marino’s artist collaborations -
Visual Editions launches its first book -
Top shelf: 10 new books to flick through this autumn -
David Robinson’s The Mushroom Picker will make fungi fans of us all -
Modest spectacle: Tom Kundig presents a new monograph of Works -
Earl of East explores the creativity of candlemakingThe Scented Candle Workshop, by Paul Firmin and Niko Dafkos is published by Kyle Books
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The inaugural Hieronymus Journal savours slow publishing in the digital age -
Revolutionary magazine covers since the 1950s ‘Uncovered’ in a new book -
Pop art: the music-filled career of visual artist Michael GilletteBritish artist Michael Gillette's new monograph chronicles a career spent channeling music into seductive visual art
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Road to hell: a new book by Brian Griffin reveals Poland’s dark rail networks -
History of Raffles published ahead of Singapore hotel’s grand reopening -
Cover to cover: Papier launches range of personalised notebooks -
Colour me happy: RxArt’s fifth colouring book features cover art and stickers by John Baldessari -
Antenne Books: a website for independent titles -
Sketching ’Serpenti’: Bulgari’s 2016 high jewellery collection -
A trio of new publications explore the movements that shaped South Africa’s citiesThree new full-colour format publications from South African publisher The City explore the movements that have helped to shape Cape Town, Johannesburg and Durban
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A design journey: a new book explores Vladimir Kagan’s half-century career -
The sky's the limit: Josh Condon extols all things aviation in 'The Art of Flying'
