BOOKS: ALMODÓVAR, FOREVER PARIS, ANNIE LEIBOVITZ

Book by Annie Leibovitz exploring the creative and technical processes behind some of her most renowned photographs. It covers work produced between 1974 and 2007, including portraits, advertising campaigns, fashion editorials and reportage. Featuring around 90 images, the book is accompanied by detailed information on their production, including cameras, lighting, locations and shooting context. Photographs and commentary are presented chronologically, tracing the transition from analogue to digital photography.

This publication brings together the work of American filmmaker, screenwriter and photographer Andrew Durham during the filming of Marie Antoinette, the iconic film directed by Sofia Coppola and released in 2006.

Filmed in exceptional locations such as the Palace of Versailles, the film constructed a unique visual universe around the figure of Marie Antoinette, combining 18th-century opulence with Coppola's characteristic contemporary perspective. The spectacular costumes by Milena Canonero, winners of the Oscar for Best Costume Design, shoes created by Manolo Blahnik and a cast led by Kirsten Dunst and Jason Schwartzman contributed to creating an aesthetic that continues to be a reference two decades later.

A friend and regular collaborator of Sofia Coppola, Durham closely documented the entire creative process, from the days of filming to the film's premiere at the Cannes Film Festival. His photographs show an intimate and spontaneous perspective of behind the scenes: actors between takes, moments of makeup and preparation, and scenes in which the boundaries between the reality of Versailles and cinematic fiction seem to disappear.

The book brings together numerous images, some of them previously unpublished, alongside an oral history of the production written by Keaton Bell and a new conversation between Andrew Durham and Sofia Coppola. A visual journey through the creative process and atmosphere of one of the director's most recognizable films, allowing you to discover from within the construction of her particular and fascinating universe.

A fresh look at the creative universe of Isamu Noguchi, one of the most influential figures in 20th-century art and design.

This publication spans six decades of a career marked by experimentation and a boundless approach to creativity across disciplines. Sculpture, furniture, lighting, ceramics, landscape architecture, set design and public spaces coexist in Noguchi's work, revealing his constant search for new forms of expression and his unique way of connecting art, design and everyday life.

Published to mark the centenary of the High Museum of Art in 2026, the volume accompanies a major retrospective exhibition dedicated to the artist, delving particularly into a less-explored facet of his legacy: his approach to design. Through more than twenty essays and texts by international specialists and curators, the book analyses the breadth and enduring relevance of his creative thought.

Over 250 archival and contemporary images complete this edition, offering an exceptional visual journey through his works, projects and processes. A publication to discover Noguchi's extraordinary versatility and understand the influence his work continues to exert on contemporary art and design.