In “Art Matters,” acclaimed author Neil Gaiman explores the profound impact of art and creativity in shaping our world, our minds, and our dreams. This collection of essays, speeches, and anecdotes offers a delightful glimpse into Gaiman’s fervent belief in the transformative power of art. As an award-winning storyteller and master of the fantastical, Gaiman …
In “Towards a New Architecture,” Le Corbusier, also known as Charles-Édouard Jeanneret-Gris, presents his groundbreaking manifesto on modern architecture. Published in 1923, this influential book criticizes the decorative and ornamental aspects of architectural tradition, advocating for a functional, rational, and minimalist approach to design. Le Corbusier, a Swiss-French architect, urban planner, and artist, played a …
In his renowned work ‘The Story of Art,’ E.H. Gombrich presents a concise and captivating overview of the history of art. Originally published in 1950, Gombrich’s book has since become a cherished resource for art enthusiasts and novices alike. As an esteemed art historian and scholar, Gombrich dedicated his life to studying and unraveling the …
In “Designing Design,” a captivating exploration of the aesthetics and philosophies behind design, Kenya Hara delves into the essence of the discipline, emphasizing the importance of not only creating visually pleasing objects, but also understanding their intrinsic purpose and impact on users. Kenya Hara is a highly regarded Japanese designer and curator, renowned for his …
In the acclaimed book “The Story of Art,” E.H. Gombrich takes readers on an eloquent journey through the origins, developments, and significance of art throughout human history. This timeless masterpiece has captivated art enthusiasts, scholars, and novices alike since its first publication in 1950. Renowned as an eminent art historian, Ernst Hans Gombrich, known as …