A collection of rare artists’ books with limited runs or no holdings on Worldcat! Together, these works demonstrate how traditional methods continue to evolve through experimentation, drawing on techniques such as engraving, linocut, lithography, and more.
A collection of artist books in honor of Hispanic Heritage Month. These remarkable portfolios highlight the roots of diverse cultures and histories across the Latin American region, featuring artistic styles and techniques that reflect this diversity — including engraving, serigraphy, linocut, and more
A two-part collection of titles about art and art movements in Mexico, South America, Central America, and the Caribbean, as well as Latin American artists living in other regions. It includes photography collections, painting compilations, historical studies on famous artists and art movements, and much more.
A collection of Mexican artist books that explore the social and political realities of contemporary Mexico through a wide variety of techniques, including engraving and screenprinting. The compendium shows how art can be used as a tool for political engagement and social change, with creators exploring Indigenous struggles, community resistance, and solidarity with global movements, including works that support the Palestinian people and commemorate the 1968 Tlatelolco massacre.
A collection of titles to celebrate Pride Month and foster a deeper understanding of sexual and gender diversity. The featured works include LGBTQIA+ novels, collections of art and photography, academic studies on the historical and sociological aspects of gender and sexuality, and much more.
A collection of remarkable portfolios that feature a variety of styles and techniques – including engraving, serigraphy, linocut, and more – that build upon Latin America's past and contribute contemporary perspectives to better shape our understanding of it. The images are rich with cultural meaning, specifically exploring pre-Colombian art, mythology, worldviews, ceremonies and rituals, food and drink, and storytelling.
A collection of books about Carnival, an annual festival and a reflection of resilience, identity, and tradition across Latin America (most notably Brazil). From its deep roots in colonial history and Afro-Indigenous heritage to its modern expressions of energy and joy, it embodies a spirit of community and creative playfulness. The featured works explore its historical significance, artistic influences, and contemporary transformations.
A collection of titles for Black History Month, inviting everyone to recognize and reflect on the adversity faced by Black people in the U.S. and around the world, as well as the community’s incredible achievements and contributions to our society and culture. The featured works range from historical accounts to poetry compendiums to biographies.
