Ai Weiwei Speaks
$1.36In “Ai Weiwei Speaks,” Hans Ulrich Obrist conducts an interview with the renowned Chinese artist. The dialogue covers art, activism, and personal experiences. Weiwei shares insights on censorship and freedom. Their conversation highlights the power of art to challenge societal norms. This engaging discussion offers deep reflections on creativity and resistance in contemporary society.
Akira Kurosawa. La mirada del samurai
$5.79Jordi Puigdomenech explores Akira Kurosawa’s cinematic vision, influences, and lasting impact on world cinema.
Al Jaffee’s Mad Life
$5.67A lively biography of MAD’s Al Jaffee, revealing his creative journey and influential humor.
All Will Be Well
$6.08John McGahern reflects on childhood, family, hardships, and resilience in his poignant and beautifully written memoir.
Alligators, Old Mink & New Money
$5.44Alison Houtte’s memoir explores vintage fashion adventures, entrepreneurial spirit, and personal growth through her Brooklyn boutique.
America’s Women
$7.13Traces four centuries of American women’s diverse roles, struggles, achievements, and enduring impact on the nation’s history.
Amy Lowell Among Her Contemporaries
$1.99Explores Amy Lowell’s poetic innovation, influential relationships, and her significant impact among early twentieth-century literary contemporaries.
An American Radical
$5.22In “An American Radical,” Susan Rosenberg shares her journey as a political prisoner. She reflects on her activism and struggles for justice. The book explores themes of resistance, identity, and resilience. Rosenberg’s experiences challenge societal norms and prompt reflection on the concept of freedom. Her powerful narrative inspires readers to confront injustice boldly.
An Artist of the American Renaissance
$19.59An Artist of the American Renaissance reveals Kenyon Cox’s artistic insights, personal struggles, and experiences through his letters.
An Emergency in Slow Motion
$7.23“An Emergency in Slow Motion” explores the complex inner life of photographer Diane Arbus. Author William Todd Schultz examines her struggles, creativity, and emotional turmoil. The book provides insight into Arbus’s unique perspective, revealing her fascination with marginalized individuals. It highlights how her personal challenges influenced her groundbreaking work in photography.
Andy Warhol and the Can that Sold the World
$9.72Gary Indiana explores Andy Warhol’s iconic Campbell’s Soup can, its impact, and Warhol’s artistic legacy.
Antoine’s Alphabet
$3.29Explores Antoine Watteau’s art, legacy, and enigmatic life through essays inspired by the alphabet’s structure.
