Black Dog Press

Black Dog Press Black Dog Press produces a broad range of illustrated books that respond to and showcase developments in contemporary art and culture.

We are committed to delivering robust critical content, imaginative design and high production value in every title. Our books are produced in collaboration with international artists and organisations, and we work with longstanding distributors to supply them to bookshops, galleries and organisations worldwide.

“An Unexpected Party I” (2023), found in “Inheritance Quest” by Hardeep Pandhal, published by Black Dog Press.
18/12/2025

“An Unexpected Party I” (2023), found in “Inheritance Quest” by Hardeep Pandhal, published by Black Dog Press.

Unwrap a new perspective this Christmas with “Vantage” by Ryan Koopmans, published by Black Dog Press.
16/12/2025

Unwrap a new perspective this Christmas with “Vantage” by Ryan Koopmans, published by Black Dog Press.

Gables, Zaandam, The Netherlands, found in “Vantage” by Ryan Koopmans, published by Black Dog Press.
15/12/2025

Gables, Zaandam, The Netherlands, found in “Vantage” by Ryan Koopmans, published by Black Dog Press.

For a Christmas with a little groove.SuperSizeArt
12/12/2025

For a Christmas with a little groove.

SuperSizeArt

Holiday colour done differently. “Mid-Summer Field” by Johnnie Cooper from “Sunset Strip”, published by Black Dog Press....
10/12/2025

Holiday colour done differently. “Mid-Summer Field” by Johnnie Cooper from “Sunset Strip”, published by Black Dog Press.

Kent Monkman’s “Starvation Table” (2017), an unflinching reflection on colonial violence and Indigenous resilience, feat...
05/12/2025

Kent Monkman’s “Starvation Table” (2017), an unflinching reflection on colonial violence and Indigenous resilience, featured in “Kent Monkman: Shame and Prejudice, A Story of Resilience”, published by Black Dog Press.

A little chaos for your reading corner. “Hardeep Pandhal: Inheritance Quest” joins the stack.
04/12/2025

A little chaos for your reading corner. “Hardeep Pandhal: Inheritance Quest” joins the stack.

Gergeti Trinity Church set against the Caucasus Mountains, featured in “Vantage’ by Ryan Koopmans.
03/12/2025

Gergeti Trinity Church set against the Caucasus Mountains, featured in “Vantage’ by Ryan Koopmans.

21/11/2025

What makes the East End of London such a magnet for creatives?

Walking through the places shaped by “Archive: Imagining the East End” from Black Dog Press, we explore the stories, changes and characters that keep drawing artists and photographers back to this historic area.

How do we see nature differently when winter holds it still?Flora: A Frozen English Garden gathers 35 frozen still life ...
19/11/2025

How do we see nature differently when winter holds it still?

Flora: A Frozen English Garden gathers 35 frozen still life works by Marisa Culatto, each created from plants collected in everyday moments and suspended in ice. Botanical notes by Eduardo Barba and watercolours by Anna Tiulkina reveal the forms hidden beneath the frost, while an introduction by Greg Hilty frames the series as a quiet study of time, beauty and seasonal change.

Explore the book and step into its winter world.

From Flora: A Frozen English Garden, a closer look at the Cotinus coggygria, often called the smoke tree for its soft, v...
17/11/2025

From Flora: A Frozen English Garden, a closer look at the Cotinus coggygria, often called the smoke tree for its soft, vaporous plumes. Marisa Culatto’s series features 35 frozen still life works, each pairing gathered plant specimens with botanical writing by Eduardo Barba and a watercolour by Anna Tiulkina. The smoke tree’s shifting reds, winter frost and long history noted by Theophrastus echo the themes at the heart of the book: beauty, transience and the urge to hold on to a moment. With an introduction by curator Greg Hilty, Flora brings art and botany together in a quiet study of time.

Slow Sundays call for a good browse, and this chart shows just how different every reading mood can be.With the holidays...
16/11/2025

Slow Sundays call for a good browse, and this chart shows just how different every reading mood can be.

With the holidays creeping closer, it might be the right moment to decide what kind of reader you want to be. Long essays with coffee? Or big beautiful visuals while the lights twinkle?

If any of these caught your eye, take it as your sign to explore a new title and treat yourself or someone on your list.

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