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Susan L. Siegfried—
In the early nineteenth century, something curious happened to European art. Clothing—long present but rarely theorized—suddenly became a problem. Fashion accelerated, silhouettes swung dramatically, tastes changed with disorienting speed. And the visual arts, especially painting, struggled to keep up. Some embraced the new energy. Others resiste...
In this episode of the Yale University Press podcast, we talk to scholar and curator Edward J. Sullivan. Having devoted his career to Latin America’s visual richness, Sullivan bore witness to—and helped shape—a transformative era when Latino and Latin American artists claimed their place in the New York art world and beyond. His new book,
Earth Day is the perfect moment to pause, look closer, and rethink our relationship with the natural world—and what better way to start than with a thoughtfully curated reading list. From sweeping histories of the planet to intimate studies of plants, pollinators, and farming communities, these books offer fresh perspectives for curious minds, deep thinkers, and anyone drawn ...
Once Upon a Time There Was Truth, Or Why We Need Fairy Tales is a culmination of Jack Zipes’s essays on why fairy tales are important in everyday life. We discuss with Jack on the significance of these stories and how they remain r...
Congratulations to our author Min Kyung Lee, whose book The Tyranny of the Straight Line: Mapping Modern Paris has won the 2026 Spiro Kostof Book Award from the Society of Architectural Historians. Her book is a cross-disciplinary ...