Josef Albers, 193 pp., 9x6", paperback.

Museum fur Gestaltung Zurich, 2022, 96 pp., paper.

Andrew Parker, 112 pages, 280 x 240 mm, paperback, Kew Publishing, 2021.

Thomas Weil, 17 × 24 cm, 336 pp., 386 illustrations, paperback.

208 pp., ills colour, 24 x 30 cm, paperback.

Hardcover | 200 pages

Princeton Architectural Press, First edition (October 19, 2011), Hardcover, ‎ 144 pp.

Pentagram, Michael Bierut, hardcover, 352 pp.

104 p, ills colour & bw, 17 x 22 cm, pb, French/English

Gerard Unger (1942-2018) — The extensive monograph about renowned type designer Gerard Unger: life in letters is finally available! The hardcover book by Christopher Burke is illustrated with archive material and is designed with a three colour foil print cover. 20,5 x 27 cm, hardcover, 336 pages, English, illustrated

12 1/4 x 9 in, 320 pp. Better is Temporary examines the internal philosophy that has transformed the company from visionary underdog to the world's leading sneaker and sportswear brand. The design of the book itself relates to Nike, sporting colors Volt yellow and Hyperpunch pink over an image of world-champion marathoner Eliud Kipchoge. It was once sneakers. It is now a crucial part of design and the conditions on this earth. Important new title -

32pp paper, 2020. A lovely text from the brilliant Swiss typographer/designer, detailing his work designing books. Using several of his own and other authors, he reviews the decisions and factors to the book design. Often, with some admission, pointing out, there was only "it seemed to me" to be the factor for a specific detail. Hochuli authored Detail in Typography and Designing books. This is a very fond review of his work and method.

Motifs set in motion, by the brilliance that brought us the Poemotion trilogy, Takahiro Kurashima. It is a carnival, entering Moirémotion, with movement in every space. The great ingenious spirit of Kurashima and moire. 96 pp, hardcover.

A good book, a true book, is a brave one. It comes alone. Such is Materialising Colour, a brilliant new title, from Phaidon, presenting the color sense, the color history and philosophy of Giulio Ridolfo. Ridolfo is perhaps the most acclaimed design colourist in the world - it is not every table that might even know what that could mean. He is a metaphysic to color, an anthropologist to color, an explorer and historian and botanist to color. He sees colour as music, as a garden, as a story, as a context, as a moment in time, as a food and physic. He is the doctor that you call when you must have the colour be perfect. The famous Danish textile company Kvadrat has taken his work to the heart of their production. To Ridolfo, colour is the breath of the land, of the seasons and the soil and the water and the light - and that is the breadth of this book. Traveling from Friuli, his home in Northern Italy, to quarries and the Scandinavian sea, to Denmark and India, he hunts, almost as a forager, for the intimate conditions of colour. It is the long way, the complicated, long way to the soul of things. This is such a book.