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Publisher of beautiful books on art, architecture, design, children’s and more.
Based in Naarm (Melbourne).

Criss Canning is one of Australia’s finest and m

Criss Canning is one of Australia’s finest and most celebrated still-life artists.

With newly commissioned photography, and essays by Georgina Reid, Jenny Zimmer, Julie McLaren and Criss herself, this book strives to capture the garden, the studio, the house and the collections that are the basis of all Criss’s paintings. In an attempt to see what the artist sees, photographer Eve Wilson photographed the house and garden that make up Criss Canning’s world, showing just how closely art can imitate life.

The Paintings of Criss Canning is available now online and in stores.

In this lush, illustrated book for lovers of fashi

In this lush, illustrated book for lovers of fashion and interior design, bestselling photographer and author Robyn Lea opens the door to the private spaces where some of the world’s top fashion designers live their best creative lives.

Revealing the ultimate spaces for creative living, This Creative Life encourages and inspires the reader to live their very own way.

This Creative Life: Fashion Designers at Home by Robyn Lea is available now online and in stores.

Happy Publication Day to all our November titles!

Happy Publication Day to all our November titles!

📷 This Creative Life: Fashion Designers at Home by Robyn Lea - Step inside some of the world’s most exciting fashion designers’ private spaces.

🌷 The Flower Room: Timeless Interiors Inspired by Nature by Charlotte Coote - Botanical-inspired interiors from chintz to Chinoiserie.

🌲The Natural Gardener: Advice and inspiration for wildening your garden by Richard Unsworth - Part aspirational and part practical, The Natural Gardener explores what constitutes a ‘natural’ garden, and how to work with species that are sympathetic for the Australian environment.

🎇 First Knowledges Health: Spirit, Country and Culture by Shawana Andrews, Fiona Stanley and Sandra Eades - The First Knowledges series offers an introduction to Indigenous knowledges in vital areas and their application to the present day and the future. The eighth book focuses on health and wellbeing.

🎨 The Paintings of Criss Canning: The house and garden at Lambley by Criss Canning - A fully illustrated monograph on the life and art of one of Australia’s most exceptional still-life artists.

💐Secrets from the Flower Farm: Growing abundant flowers in unpredictable conditions by Rebecca Starling and Christine McCabe - Learn how to grow beautiful cut flowers wherever you live in this climate-conscious guide.

⛰️ Day Trip Tasmania: 52 Nature Adventures by Evi O and Andrew Grune - Take a mini break every week of the year with 52 curated adventures, driving from Hobart, Launceston or Devonport.

🏡 The New Sustainable House: Planet-friendly home design by Penny Craswell - A showcase from across the globe of 25 houses offering creative solutions for planet-friendly home design.

🐈 Cats and Dogs in Art & Design by National Gallery of Victoria - Cats & Dogs is an eclectic curation from the National Gallery of Victoria’s collection, showcasing works of art that offer a unique perspective on cats and dogs and our relationship to them.

All of these wonderful titles are available now online and in stores.

Portrait of a Collection: TarraWarra Museum of Art

Portrait of a Collection: TarraWarra Museum of Art

An insightful and inspiring overview of TarraWarra Museum of Art’s collection of 20th- and 21st-century Australian art.

TarraWarra Museum of Art in the Yarra Valley holds one of the country’s finest collections of Australian art from the 1930s to the present day. Established through the generous donation of founding patrons, the late Marc Besen AC and Eva Besen AO, the museum’s collection follows three prevailing themes: landscape, the solitary figure and abstraction.

This richly illustrated book offers contemporary interpretative lenses on the history of Australian art since the 1930s, bringing the relevance of the collection into the present day.

Available now.

Cloud Atlas: Everything You Need to Know About Clo

Cloud Atlas: Everything You Need to Know About Clouds written by Sarah Zambello and illustrated by Susy Zanella.

A first introduction for children to the natural phenomena of clouds, weaving scientific fact with literary, historical and artistic notes along the way.
Come on an illustrated expedition across the sky to discover why clouds have always fascinated us. Enjoy blazing sunsets, raging storms, bright blue skies and inky nights while learning the different types of clouds and what kind of weather you can expect from each variation.

Available now online and in stores.

65,000 Years of Australian Art edited by Marcia La

65,000 Years of Australian Art edited by Marcia Langton AO and Judith Ryan AM is out now.

65,000 Years: A Short History of Australian Art stares into the dark heart of Australia’s brutal colonial history and offers new insights into the first art of this country.
In this publication, twenty-five writers urge us to reconsider the art history that is unique to the Australian continent and to acknowledge its rise to prominence in modern times. Featuring new writing by leading thinkers across generations and disciplines, it celebrates Indigenous Australian art across media, time and language groups.

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