In commemoration of the 50th anniversary of what became known as The March on the Pentagon October 21, 1967 Washington, DC Here's a description of this film from Fandor's site On October 21, 1967,...

The Belgian filmmaker Chantal Akerman wasn’t born into any special artistic lineage. Growing up, she was, in the words of a friend, “a lower-middle-class nobody whose father owned a clothing store.…

A 90kg Polaroid camera demanded that Luigi Ghirri brought the world to the photo studio. With the help of his trusty suitcase full of props, he wasn't far off

Five movie-obsessed individuals in New York detail their compulsive watching habits and moviegoing rituals.

We explore the genre of art books at a new exhibition at London’s Warburg Institute, which explores art publishing and...

Letterform Archive’s collection of ephemera aims to outlast its impermanent nature and provide endless design inspiration.

I’ve collected vintage trade catalogs for years. Now they’ve gotten the museum treatment at one of America’s most famous institutions.

Making use of the Palestine Museum’s large digitised collection, Rachel Dedman curates photographic context to visual heritage not “limited to colonial collections”

Peruvian author Mario Vargas Llosa, Nobel literature laureate and a giant of Latin American letters for decades, has died, his son said Sunday.

Literary Hub is pleased to announce that submissions are now open for the ninth annual Honey & Wax Book Collecting Prize, which awards $1,000 for “an outstanding book collection conceived and b…

Hounded by the Nazis, the great philosopher took his life in 1940, leaving several mysteries unanswered

We speak with Mitch Anzuoni of Inpatient Press, which joins the MIT Press this month as a distributed partner.

In a six-decade career that included "Breathless," "Week-end" and "Goodbye to Language," the unaccountably great and inventive artist always managed to tick off all the right people.

The Icelandic pop star Björk's new installation at Centre Pompidou in Paris uses animal sounds to help people understand what's lost and what we stand to lose as a result of human-caused climate change.

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What started as a small feminist arts collective has grown to host hundreds of residents and publish countless books under its own imprint.

“The Bookshop” tells the story of American bookstores in thirteen types. Its true subject is not how bookstore can survive, but how they should be.

The Cure are set to perform a rare, intimate concert for BBC Radio 2 on October 30, but it appears that only UK residents can apply for tickets. Held at…