John Nieman’s thought-provoking collection of essays What is Missing? examines important values and traditions that were once the core of American society. In the 1970s, milk cartons were used to spread the word about missing children. Their images were included on the cartons but this...

The Clandestine Life of Paintings in Poems by Robin Gabbert shares a stunning and poignant collection of poems based on different forms of art. This creative work reflects on famous works of art, photographs, culture, and art from new artists. The poems and artwork are...

Victory by Dr. Nicole Elaine Avery is a mesmerizing coffee table book that beautifully combines art, spirituality, politics, and empowerment. Based on a photography art show from 2018, the book pays homage to the powerful women presenting an unapologetic celebration of black femininity. Through powerful...

“Flying flower” – I love that name for butterflies. It certainly sums them up. They are all uniquely beautiful in so many ways. They flutter about the gardens and meadows with reckless abandon, taking over the landscape with their flashes of color. There are a...

We all see dozens of billboards every day, but have you ever thought about photographing and documenting these stunning images? Jason Morgan decided to do it and collected all this precious material in Made You Look! He included more than 500 pictures of billboard advertisements...

Apparitions: Poetry and Photography from the NEK and Beyond is a captivating literary and visual art collection by P V Major Bontron. The poems and photos featured in the book celebrate life and its inherent beauty and reveal the challenges of the northern hills of...

There are objects that we may consider worthless, but in the hands of a skilled artist, they can be transformed into real works of art. If like me, you are curious to discover how artists can create unusual products by assembling various items, this book...

We Belong: An Anthology of Colombian Women Coffee Farmers by Lucia Bawot offers a unique perspective on an under-recognized job. Bawot is a photographer who grew up hearing stories from her grandmother who was a coffee farmer. Thanks to her connection with this world, she...

A Girl Teaching Art Classes In The Spooky Woods Near A Witch by Bob Pendarvis is the second graphic novel in a series. Jennie and Jenny are two contented cats, happy to wander Spooky Woods and sleep their days away. Then Ana sets up an...

Some stories can only be understood if you see the images of the people who lived them. This is the case of the 65th Infantry Regiment, whose story is told in The Borinqueneers by Noemí Figueroa Soulet. Through the hundreds of illustrations of this magnificent...