Bøger udgivet af New Heroes & Pioneers

We are returning to the world created by Maria Svarbova to deliver a comprehensive collection of her work around this photographer's biggest concept - Swimming Pools.

This book serves as your passport to a long weekend in Hong Kong during the spring of 2024, inviting you to immerse yourself in the dynamic pulse of the city's bustling concrete jungle, the serene tranquility of its verdant mountains, and the timeless serenity of its sacred temples.

Within the page of Solaris-A, one encounters images drenched in sunlight, exuding warmth, texture, and abstraction. From portraits to bodies, flowers, and all that envelops Laurent's world, macro photography takes center stage, reflecting his unique perspective on proximity. With eyes wide open, viewers will uncover unforeseen beauty.

Founder and CEO, Arnaud Zannier, continues to hone the recipe that makes up the signature offering of both the hotels and residences: a focus on all the seemingly minor details that ultimately make for an unforgettable stay. The establishments across Europe, Africa and Asia are designed to nourish body, mind and soul.

Cappellificio Cervo is to the world of millinery what the analog camera is to the world of photography: a place of return to fine art and inimitable craftsmanship. It is the artistic integrity of this historic institution dating back to 1897, that photographer Giovanni Previdi has documented so beautifully in How to Make a Hat.

In 2013 Yahoo chose to profile Patty Maher's work as part of a very limited series of videos promoting Flickr's top photographers. That video went viral, and firmly placed Maher as a prominent artistic voice in the conceptual and fine art photography space. Since then, Maher's work has been featured in countless online and print publications, garnered numerous prestigious contest wins, been exhibited and sold internationally, and is counted among the permanent roster of artists in several prominent galleries throughout the world. This book showcases her very unique style as the reader is taken on a visual journey through the key influences that go into Maher's artmaking. The work is divided into thematic sections that each begin with thoughtful and almost poetic commentary about her inspiration and thought processes. The result is an engaging and delightful visual journey.

"Mellow" is a collection of photography by the Norwegian photographer, Sofie Sund. Through carefully constructed still life images, Sofie captures the essence of what is usually perceived simply as normality.

Photographer Marta Bevacqua represents women in different ways, playing with light, expressions, movement and props. In her first book, we see a collection of Marta's work providing a visual narrative for these women.

The first book from photographer James Midwinter, with a unique collection of photography, setting the viewers on a journey toward more gratitude for the world around them. The book focuses on the more contemplative side of surfing, something often not explored enough in traditional surfing media. Midwinter is inspired by Japanese black and white photographers such as Hiroshi Sugimoto and Masao Yamamoto, or British artists like Barbara Hepworth and Ben Nicholson.

Following the huge success of Swimming Pool, Maria returns with a new collection of her photography in a limited edition book.

The iconic, Scandinavian city of Stockholm is where The Weekender series takes us in late Summer, 2019. Matt Porter visits the diverse and cosmopolitan capital to discover the charm of the old town, to the more modern and up and coming spots that all encapsulate that Swedish sensibility of calm and orderly sense of living.

The book contains 50 works of original art, carefully selected amongst the best up-and-coming artists around the world. Following the success of SHARE Vol.1 and 2, we decided that for the third instalment we had to combine the winning concept of art on perforated pages with the timeless aesthetic of black-and-white photography.Each featured artist presents a single piece of work. The size of the book is optimised for its intended purpose; every page is perforated so readers can use them as individual works of art. Tear out your favourite images and you will have beautiful pictures to hang on your wall.to pull them as individual works of art. Black & white photography never goes out of style and this book gives everyone the chance to own some great artwork in print form or as a coffee table book itself.

Whatever the season, it is always a good idea to sit back and relax with a cocktail. In our latest Collective Shorts series, graphic designer Nick Barclay has created a stunning anthology of cocktails. This book combines classic recipes with new drink ideas into clear and defined sections.

This book presents a selection of works from Valentina Loffredo's first and ongoing series "As for me, I'm very little". The photography plays on the tension between perfectly staged sets, composed through the use of geometry, blocks of colours and negative space and the constant, often ironic, presence of a little detail out of place.

The Weekender series returns and this time we are going big and headed to London. The UK's capital is ever growing and changing and The Weekender is capturing some of those hidden spots, only an insider might know.

No superhero is a series of work by the acclaimed Scandinavian artist, Ole Marius Jorgensen. The work features meticulously staged, cinematic photographs that depict seemingly ordinary situations which are then infused with a juxtaposed narrative. This unlocks an unexpected and unique world that feels both old and new.

Capturing an essence of the ancient and surreal is what drives Chiara Zonca's photography of other-worldly landscapes. Inspired by dramatic terrain and open spaces, Zonca has a deep connection with the sights that she captures.

!Herbarium Vitae! is a collection of illustrations by artist, Phoebe Atkey. A part of NHP's Collective Shorts series, here we see Atkey produce a series of work in the style of traditional Victorian herbarium or animalium depictions, but reimagined with a modern twist.

"The Ordinary and The Odd" is the first book from artist and graphic designer, Swen Swenson. Swenson's use of simple and minimilst illustrations, evoking playful and sometimes odd encounters is a pleasure for any viewer of his work.

In our latest Collective Shorts series, photographer Aaron Tilley explores the notion of narratives and storytelling through carefully constructed and captured still images. Executed in a manner that is playful, yet driven with tension, Tilley's photography exacts an anticipation of the moment that is about to happen.

The book explores the design boom in the Pacific Northwest, the fundamental principles to this creative field and over 40 remarkable makers and designers behind this extraordinary area of design. Set against striking photography, the book navigates the landscape and settings which inspires this area and talks with leading designers in the industry.

Soederberg & Sara know how to work magic in the kitchen. From their infamous baking, foraging and sourcing interesting ingredients from their kitchen garden, each element of their food is considered, full of love and intrinsically based on their Scandinavian roots.

A collection of whimsical illustrations of Edward's adventures as imagined by the illustrator Robin Lucas.

Frama, the design studio, has teamed with Our Food Stories to create Dialogues, a celebration of the relationship between people, great design and the food they love. Frama and Our Food Stories have a huge passion for good design and interiors and this, combined with exciting recipes, is the combination for something very special.

Lagom is a uniquely Swedish term that doesn't have an English equivalent (Which I find to be pretty common, the Swedish language has denser words that the English language usually uses two or three words to describe.)