In Imperfect, photographer David George brings together some 200 unpublished photographs - striki...

This book, an exclusive interview with Berlin-based, Irish artist and filmmaker Declan Clarke, pr...

Published over 40 years ago, Photography Politics: One has been long sought-after and long out of...

A collection of poems by spoken word artist Aditi Banerjee in response to the genocide taking pla...

Maureen Scott, the revolutionary artist whose work opened Tate's acclaimed Women in Revolt! exhib...

Within a remote coastal landscape, generations-old skills and traditional beliefs flourish. All w...

Jo Spence: The Unknown Recordings opens an unfiltered window onto one of Britain's most influenti...

Revealing the unseen... This thought-provoking photographic essay unfolds against the backdrop of...

In 1974, photographers Terry Dennett Jo Spence made repeated visits to 'illegal' Gypsy and Travel...

This major Handbook distils the exceptional experience of one of the world¿s leading museum store...

A thought-provoking look at the relationship between humans and the natural world. In this photo ...

This photo-essay brings together the powerful street art visible today on the walls of Belfast wi...

Regarded as one of the most significant and far-reaching photobooks in the history of the medium,...

In 1968, amid the anti-Vietnam War demonstrations in London and the global upheavals that followe...

Franz Höllering, editor of the influential workers' paper Arbeiter Illustrierte Zeitung, once adv...

A must-have collection of quotations for progressive photographers.

Anger. Sprayed, posted and daubed on the walls of Europe's largest cities. But read the words and...

This major new publication provides a comprehensive overview of the largely-unknown work of photo...

The Erasure of Palestine is the outcome of a three-year journey by award-winning photographer and...

Drawing on little-known and unpublished archive material, The Crisis Project makes available for ...

In Capitalism and Culture, Henry Giroux argues that culture has now become the central front in a...