A new book from Thames & Hudson remembers some of Japan’s most remarkable modern buildings, whose extraordinary designs couldn’t defy their inevitable extinction in the face of frequent natural and ma...

Our obituary of David Hockney (1937–2026), celebrating the life, work and legacy of one of Britain’s most influential and widely loved artists.

The Art of the Book reveals how, over 75 years, the publisher has changed the way we think about culture

Peek inside this book and discover another great read.

The world's great publisher of illustrated books on art, architecture, design, photography, fashion, lifestyle, music, history and more.

The Celts, who had lived in northwestern Europe since antiquity, developed a distinctive religious and supernatural worldview. This book explores their beliefs and traces their continuing influence…

In an extract from The Art of Kaylene Whiskey, Clothilde Bullen explores the impact of Whisky’s portrayals of sisterhood in her comic-book style paintings.

In an extract from ‘Ai Weiwei on Censorship’, the artist and activist defines his understanding of censorship and widens our understanding of its global implications.

Susan Owens, author of the upcoming Constable’s Year, shares her joy in examining John Constable’s remarkable landscapes and explores why his work continues to resonate today.

Architecture Books – Week 4/2026

From ancient cities to modern metropolises, travel the world in eight Thames & Hudson paperback books.

In one of her final interviews, Barbara Hepworth wished for ‘ten lifetimes to express the variations and subtleties which one lifetime can give.’ The one that she did live was far from ordinary, shape...

Susan Owens, author of the upcoming Constable’s Year, shares her joy in examining John Constable’s remarkable landscapes and explores why his work continues to resonate today.

Jill Furmanovsky shares her unique experience of photographing Oasis and her passion for music photography.

Anime enthusiast and author of Ultimate Anime Joe O’Connell shares his thoughts on why the genre is so enduringly captivating and what made him become a fan.