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Francis Bacon: Revelations by Mark Stevens (Thames & Hudson) — the most comprehensive account of Bacon’s career available in English, presenting the complete body of work with the scholarly depth and visual richness it demands. Bacon’s distorted, screaming, isolated figures captured something about the modern condition that no other visual art of his era managed to express — works that cannot be looked at with comfort and cannot be forgotten. Published by Thames & Hudson.

Queen of Arts: A History of Women in Art by Flavia Frigeri (Thames & Hudson) — the complete tradition of women’s art from antiquity to the present: the medieval illuminators and Renaissance painters, the Impressionists and Surrealists, the Abstract Expressionists and the feminist artists of the 1970s, and the global diversity of contemporary women artists now receiving the recognition they deserve. An essential art history — comprehensive, authoritative, and long overdue. Published by Thames & Hudson.

Timothy Hyman’s World New Made reveals the untold story of figurative painting’s revolutionary role in twentieth-century modern art. This scholarly exploration challenges assumptions about modernism, demonstrating how figurative artists transformed traditional painting while maintaining human representation as their central focus. Through expert analysis of modern painting movements, Hyman illuminates the dynamic tension between figuration and abstraction that defined the era.

A thought-provoking collaboration between Claire Bingham and Lídia Jorge, New Naturalists explores contemporary perspectives on humanity’s relationship with the natural world. Published by Thames & Hudson, this work combines two distinctive literary voices to create fresh insights into environmental consciousness and our evolving connection to nature, offering readers both intellectual depth and literary excellence.

Salam Kaoukji unveils the extraordinary artistry of Indian weaponry through Kuwait’s prestigious Majmūʻat al-Ṣabāḥ collection. This authoritative volume reveals how ancient Indian craftsmen transformed weapons and armor into magnificent works of art, exploring the cultural significance of these precious antiquities. A comprehensive journey through India’s rich martial heritage, showcasing the intersection of functionality, beauty, and symbolic power in historical Indian weapons.

RoseLee Goldberg’s Performance Now reveals the powerful intersection between contemporary performance art and political activism. This Thames & Hudson publication examines how performing arts challenge social boundaries and drive cultural change. Essential reading for understanding how artists use performance as a tool for political commentary and social transformation in today’s world.

John Hegarty shares decades of advertising wisdom in this essential guide to creating memorable campaigns. Explore the art of storytelling, brand building, and consumer psychology through the lens of industry expertise. Perfect for marketing professionals, students, and business owners seeking to understand what separates great advertising from the ordinary in today’s competitive landscape.