The Virgil Reader: a new publication from the Virgil Abloh Archive
Global pre-orders have officially opened for The Virgil Reader, Volume 001, the first printed publication released by the Virgil Abloh Archive. Available for pre-order starting…
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Serpentine Reader returns with issue 02: I Hope This Finds You Well
The Serpentine Reader launches its second annual edition on Monday, March 9th, 2026 at 6 pm at The Magazine, Serpentine North. Titled Issue 02: I…
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‘Assistants’: a new photography book celebrating fashion stylist assistants
Parisian stylist Virginie Benarroch and photographer Lola Raban have unveiled their new photography book, Assistants, a tender ode to an often unseen yet essential figure…
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Nadia Lee Cohen’s new photography project revisits memory, myth, and the American midwest
In her most personal work to date, photographer and filmmaker Nadia Lee Cohen returns to the American Midwest to unveil Holy Ohio, a deeply intimate…
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French artist JR revisits the ‘Boston skyline’ with a new lithograph release
French artist JR returns to the Boston skyline with a poetic revival of one of his most iconic installations. The new limited edition lithograph, Private…
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Exploring Bobby Busnach’s Queer world through ‘All of Us Stars’
The newly published book All of Us Stars resurrects the work of Bobby Busnach, a visionary American photographer who, from 1974 to 1980, transformed a…
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Archive of the Future: Magma’s third edition will be released with support from Bottega Veneta
Magma has unveiled its third volume, Archive of the Future, a bold experiment in art publishing that redefines the archive as both a political and…
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Patti Smith new book ‘Bread for Angels’ arrives this November
Legendary artist, poet, and musician Patti Smith will publish her new memoir Bread for Angels on November 4th, 2025—a date rich with personal meaning. Chosen…
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Aesop’s Queer Library Returns to Soho, Celebrating LGBTQIA+ Authors and Iconic Bookshop Gay’s The Word
From July 3rd to 6th, 2025, Aesop’s Queer Library returned to the brand’s Soho store on Lexington Street, reimagining the retail space as a sanctuary…
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Jurgen Maelfeyt: starting where the silence breaks
Gent-based publisher Art Paper Editions isn’t just making books—it’s reshaping how we move through them. At the helm is Jurgen Maelfeyt, who’s been at the…
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