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How have female artists used collage to subvert dominant narratives?Drawing on the V&A’s extensive photography collectio...
06/04/2026

How have female artists used collage to subvert dominant narratives?

Drawing on the V&A’s extensive photography collection, curator Fiona Rogers explores the rich and often overlooked relationship between photography, feminist art, and collage from the nineteenth century to the present day.

From Victorian album makers and Dadaist innovators to second-wave feminist artists and contemporary practitioners, the book traces how women have used cutting, assembling, and reimagining images to reclaim the craft as a distinctly feminist art form. Featuring profiles of key figures including Hannah Höch, Dora Maar, and Lorna Simpson, it offers a fresh perspective on the history and future of photographic collage.

Timely and thought-provoking, "Cut Out" is a celebration of the artists who have transformed collage into a powerful creative and political medium.

Available now at the link in bio.

Image credits: © The Victoria and Albert Museum

🌕 How many people have walked on the Moon? What causes an eclipse? And what mysteries lie on the Moon’s far side?🚀 Find ...
06/02/2026

🌕 How many people have walked on the Moon? What causes an eclipse? And what mysteries lie on the Moon’s far side?

🚀 Find out in "Explore the Far Side of the Moon" by Jenny Jacoby, with stunning illustrations by Lea Woo. This immersive space adventure puts young explorers in the role of astronauts on a groundbreaking mission beyond Earth.

🧑‍🚀 Learn how spacecraft enter lunar orbit, discover what life is like in zero gravity, master a Moon landing, and journey to the fascinating Lunar South Pole.

🛰️ Now landing in the US! Get your copy today and inspire the next generation of space explorers.

“[A] rare and generous chance for us to sit with some of [Goldin’s] most painful memories and meditate on her continued ...
06/02/2026

“[A] rare and generous chance for us to sit with some of [Goldin’s] most painful memories and meditate on her continued belief in rebellious women, chosen family, and the human spirit, despite it all.” —

Reissued to accompany a career retrospective at the Grand Palais in Paris, “Sisters, Saints and Sibyls” is one of photographer Nan Goldin’s most significant and deeply personal works.

Drawing on the life of her sister Barbara, Goldin uses medical records, family photographs, and mythical illusions to Saint Barbara to compose a haunting meditation on the broader mistreatment of female mental health in the twentieth century. Barbara’s story is also intertwined with Goldin’s own descent into, and emergence from, addiction.

Bringing the moments considered too shameful by others to the front of the page, “Sisters, Saints and Sibyls” is a liberatory experience that shines a light on the reality of addiction and female trauma.

Image credits: Barbara in a mask, Washington, D.C., 1953 © Hyman Goldin / Nan as a do******ix, Boston, 1978. Courtesy Nan Goldin. / Self-portrait, Baur au Lac Hotel, Zurich, 1998 © Nan Goldin.

06/01/2026

In 1966, Yves Saint Laurent shocked the fashion world by introducing a new silhouette for women: a tuxedo he called “Le Smoking,” after the “smoking jackets” men wore to protect their clothes from the smell of smoke.

Today, on the anniversary of the death of the fashion icon, we celebrate YSL’s life and career by taking a look through “The Yves Saint Laurent Revolution,” a new graphic novel by Loo Hui Phang () and illustrator Benjamin Bachelier () just released in North America earlier this month.

“[A] smart, unconventional portrait of an artist, with enough style to do its subject justice.” — Publishers Weekly ()

“[A] wonderfully told fashion history.” — Booklist ()

“Beautifully produced . . . A revealing portrait of a modern master [and] an engaging, vibrant commemoration.” — Best kn...
05/28/2026

“Beautifully produced . . . A revealing portrait of a modern master [and] an engaging, vibrant commemoration.” —

Best known for his pioneering paintings and striking cutouts, Henri Matisse (1869–1954) has captured the world’s imagination as few other artists have. The latest title in our “The World According to…” series pairs Matisse’s insights into art and life with works from across his storied career.

Born in South Korea in 1964, Lee Bul is one of the most important contemporary artists of her generation—a daring vision...
05/26/2026

Born in South Korea in 1964, Lee Bul is one of the most important contemporary artists of her generation—a daring visionary who resolutely questions the world around her through extraordinary, otherworldly acts of imagination.

Out now in North America, “Lee Bul: Life and Work,” edited by Doryun Chong () and June Young Kwak, is an unparalleled survey of the artist’s career to date, from her fearless performance pieces of the late 1980s to her visually arresting 2024 commission for the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York.

05/24/2026

☀️ Here Come the Cousins is a seaside celebration of family vacations and fond memories spent with cousins.

🏖️ Written by Maggie Hutchings and illustrated by Sarah Zweck, this nostalgic picture book is the perfect introduction to summer!

🍉 Suitable for ages 4+

“Hutchings recreates the activities, the joy, and the family ties that can make even a short beach vacation memorable for decades to come. Many children have never seen the sea, but after seeing Zweck’s lively, colorful illustrations, they will surely look forward to the experience.” — Booklist

05/23/2026

Pandora’s Box has been opened!

This new card game by Jen Russell and illustrator Jesús Sotés () is inspired by the Greek myth in which Pandora, the first human woman created, opens up a box from Zeus that she was forbidden to, releasing evils and miseries into the world. In both myth and game, however, Hope still remains.

Swipe to learn how to play this fast-paced strategy game now!

Over six decades, Helen Levitt (1913–2009) explored the streets of her native New York City with a handheld camera, capt...
05/21/2026

Over six decades, Helen Levitt (1913–2009) explored the streets of her native New York City with a handheld camera, capturing everyday moments in urban life and forging a distinct visual language from her private observations.

The first of its kind to draw from Levitt’s complete archive, “Helen Levitt” is an ambitious publication that showcases her entire output, from her best-known photographs to her rarely seen early works.

Get a copy of “Helen Levitt” today.

Image credits: Helen Levitt, "New York," 1976. Dye transfer. / Helen Levitt, "New York," c. 1942. Gelatin Silver Print. / Helen Levitt, "Mexico City," 1941. Gelatin Silver Print.

05/19/2026

☀️ Bask in the sun with Miffy and the Impressionists!

🚂 In this adorable follow up to “Miffy and the Artists,” Miffy discovers works by impressionist artists, such as Monet, Degas, and Renoir.

🚲 Pairing Dick Brian’s classic Miffy illustrations with iconic artworks, “Miffy and the Impressionists” is the perfect introduction to the world of impressionist painting.

🐣 Miffy and the Impressionists publishes today in North America

🌷 Suitable for ages 3+

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