Shirley Jackson, author of the classic short story The Lottery, was known for her terse, haunting prose. But the writer possessed another side, one which...
Illustrated throughout, Design in the Fifties examines the innovative style that reflected the new optimism and consumerism of postwar culture, tracing...
A pop object in itself, this book is a fun and gorgeous gallery of hundreds of Warhol's most delightful images. The witty drawings showcase his unique...
Blake Stimson presents a study of three photographic projects that emerged in the 1950s - 'The Family of Man', Robert Frank's 'The Americans', and Bernd...
Christian Dior's Spring Collection in 1947 startled the world, but the New Look soon became the symbol for a much wider range of developments in which...
The year by year format of this series allows the progression of fashion in each decade to be shown in detail, from day wear and evening wear to underwear...
Published on the occasion of a new Arts Council Collection touring exhibition, Transmitter Receiver: The Persistence of Collage (July 2011 - Summer 2013...
Combining history, theory and debate, Osgerby examines the emergence of youth as a social category, and seeks to contextualise young people's cultural...
PublishedManchester: Manchester University Press, 2003
This study of the 1951 Festival of Britain examines how Britain and Britishness were portrayed in the exhibitions and events, covering the festival's...