Focusing on methodological debates in art history, this textbook offers an engaging exploration from Hegel to contemporary issues. The updated second edition incorporates the latest advancements in gender studies, decolonialism, and global art, making it a relevant resource for students and scholars alike.
Informed by ongoing research, this handsome exhibition catalogue features the work of artists connected with the Royal Academy in an exploration of migration, exchange, artistic traditions, identity and belonging.
The paintings of London-based artist Matthew Krishanu (b.1980, Bradford) explore subjects such as childhood, race, religion, art history, family, grief and love. This, his first trade monograph, presents work produced over the past sixteen years.
Exploring the life and work of Marta Hegemann, a lesser-known Magical Realist painter, this book aims to re-establish her significance within the narratives of avant-garde modernism. It delves into her unique artistic contributions and the historical context that shaped her career, highlighting her influence on the movement and the broader art world. Through this examination, the book seeks to illuminate Hegemann's legacy and the impact of her work on contemporary art.