The Rainbow Book is a collection of essays and illustrations devoted to the rainbow and color spectra
German architect Oswald Mathias Ungers' City Metaphors juxtaposes more than 100 various city maps throughout history with images of flora and fauna and other images from science and nature
affirming a statement in Alkadhi’s text that might serve as an apposite subtitle for this volume: ‘Time and place determine the intersection of our mutual resolve: a growing collectivity that outlasts this transitioning increment
The practices of magic and contemporary myth-making in relation to landscape
time-based and even disposable works
Maggie Millner: Couplets Matthew Brannon The Rainbow Book is aFaber & Faber, 2024, softcover, 112 pages, 13 x 20 cm Maggie Millner's electrifying debut is a coming of age love story, a story of coming out and a story of coming apart. A woman in her late twenties leaves a long term relationship with a boyfriend for another woman. The affair thrusts her from an outwardly conventional life into queerness, polyamory, kink, and unalloyed, consuming desire. Written in rhyming couplets with disarming frankness, what