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The Power of Process
The Architecture of Michael Pearson
Paperback, 28.0 x 23.0 cm, 192 pages

Buy Now: UK £29.95 | EU €55.00

The Power of Process explores Michael Pearson’s fascinating career, from his work in British architecture in the 1960s and 70s through to his innovative projects of the 90s to the present. Michael Pearson is past President of the Architectural Association, London's prestigious architecture school.

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Ninja Tune
20 Years of Beats & Pieces Labels Unlimited
Paperback, 27.0 x 22.0 cm, 192 pages

Buy Now: UK £19.95 | US $29.95

Ninja Tune: 20 Years of Beats & Pieces is the latest in Black Dog Publishing’s Labels Unlimited series. This visually engaging book is the first survey of this unique independent record label that focuses on electronic dance music.

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The Self as a Stranger
Simon Lewty
Hardback, 28.0 x 23.0 cm, 192 pages

Buy Now: UK £29.95 | US $49.95

This long overdue monograph on Simon Lewty offers an in-depth study of his art and the ideas and working methods behind it. Lewty is best known for his large-scale and intensely detailed works where handwritten texts combine with imagery to create a dreamlike reality. Through his vivid poetic narratives we are led to immerse ourselves in a rich evocation of the enigmatic in mind, body and place.

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Recycle
The Essential Guide
Paperback, 27.0 x 21.0 cm, 288 pages

Buy Now: UK £19.95 | US $29.95

Recycle The Essential Guide is the indispensable handbook to recycling today. With vibrant visuals and a clear, accessible layout, the book is an invaluable resource that tackles everything from the urgency of resource depletion on a global scale to what the individual reader can do to reduce waste in their own home.

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Colonial Modern
Aesthetics of the Past Rebellions for the Future
Paperback, 25.0 x 19.0 cm, 320 pages

Buy Now: UK £29.95 | US $49.95

Colonial Modern: Aesthetics of the Past, Rebellions for the Future is a reader on the relationship between modernism and the project of modernisation in architecture, as well as the intertwining of both in the context of colonialism and decolonisation.

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