Hives - A Visual History Of The Beehive

Hives - A Visual History Of The Beehive"The rationality of favouring monoculture, in the fields or at school, is destroying worlds." Isabelle Strengers, Resister au Desastre. Hives is back! Yes, it's a book about beehives, but it possesses a trojan horse brilliance too: witness how great art and literature uses the particular to access the universal. The modern beehive was patented and standardised in 1852 which meant lots of other techniques and experimental innovations in hive making and

It’s back

the artist Marlene Dumas prepared an exhibition for the Museum of Cycladic Art in Athens

Featuring Dazai Osamu's 'Villon's Wife'

as seen through the eyes of Müller

you never sleep

The Fondation Henri Cartier-Bresson have now sought to make this classic photography book accessible again

or poisonous overgrown garden could ever want

and curiously tall zine is an endeavour to celebrate sacred plants in every sense

medieval music

“From the grave

the book is revised and reissued in a third edition due for UK publication in late February 2024

healer and artist anticipated with her holistic way of thinking is now taken for granted in contemporary art