Postwar Modern
by Colin Grant
With post WW2 artists' ambitions for the sensuous and formal possibilities of art, Britain was never the same again.
The White Card
by John Siddique
Art collectors of 'Black Death', not celebrators of Black life.
I Used To Live Here Once
by Suzanne Harrington
Writing from pitiless self-knowledge, Jean Rhys address the watchful and lonely outsider.
Lotus Beauty
by Sita Brahmachari
Memories of body-trauma break the perfect veneers and masks of this hair-dressing salon.
Constructing a Nervous System
A meeting of biographical interpretation, highbrow culture and popular art
The Godfather at 50
The Godfather: the biggest home movie ever made.
Treeline
by Joanna Pocock
Looking at the earth with ancient eyes.
From Paradise to Afterlives
by Jane Bryce
An uncompromising and compassionate penetration of the effects of colonialism and the fate of the refugee.
Fear of Black Consciousness
Gordon proposes and enacts in this book a spirit of imaginative, creative playfulness – free flows of thought.