
Contemporary British Artists: Tony Cragg exhibition opens today
In the next instalment in our series looking at contemporary British artists and accompanying Yale books, we take…
In the next instalment in our series looking at contemporary British artists and accompanying Yale books, we take…
Vauxhall Gardens was the foremost pleasure garden of eighteenth and nineteenth-century London. The recently published Vauxhall Gardens: A…
Students of history will know John Lukacs, after all he has written more than thirty books on the…
Author and broadcaster Amanda Vickery returns to Radio 4 for the second series of the acclaimed ‘Voices from the Old…
Last week leading economic commentator and What’s Next? author Lyric Hale discussed the potential economic fallout caused by a natural disaster…
The Pevsner Architectural Guides series is celebrating its 60th anniversary this year. Started by the architectural historian Nikolaus Pevsner in 1951,…
As the Eurozone leaders in Brussels finally agree on a bailout deal for Greece, we take a look…
Continuing our new series of blogs looking at contemporary British artists, we take a look at one of…
An interview with New Yorker journalist and author Janet Malcolm is a rare thing. Nevertheless, as a seasoned journalist, she…
Last week leading economic commentator and What’s Next? author Lyric Hale looked at the controversial Tobin Tax, generating interesting debate…
The Royal Academy’s Summer Exhibition is an essential part of the London art calendar. First held in 1769…
In his recently published book Holy Bones, Holy Dust, CHARLES FREEMAN presents a full-scale history of medieval relics. Here…
As the BBC proms kicks off tonight at the Royal Albert Hall, we take a look at books…
Yale’s Eastern Europe sales representative Ewa Ledóchowicz contemplates ‘books without borders’ and the implications of the eBook for…
As South Sudan gains its independence, we look at a number of Yale books on African politics, including Sudan:…