Reads tagged with “out of print”
25 Cats Name Sam and One Blue Pussy: Andy Warhol’s Little-Known Collaborations with His Mother
The cat listicle goes pop art half a century before cat listicles existed.
A Stocking for a Kitten: Beautiful Vintage Children’s Book Illustrations of Domestic Life in Eastern Europe
Entitlement, empathy, and ethics, with a large helping of grandmotherly love.
Legendary Choreographer Merce Cunningham on Life, Learning, and the Creative Experience
“A good teacher keeps out of the way.”
The Unsung Heroes of Innovation: A 1964 Manifesto for the Role of the Critic-Curator in How Ideas Spread
“It would be a mistake to distinguish too sharply between those who contribute a new way of doing and those who contribute a new way of thinking.”
The Psychology of Cryptomnesia: How We Unconsciously Plagiarize Existing Ideas
The cognitive machinery of inadvertent copying and why it matters more than ever.
You Have Never Seen the Sky: Georgia O’Keeffe on the Shimmering Beauty of the Southwest
“There is something wonderful about the bigness and the lonelyness and the windyness of it all.”
The Virtuous Cycle of Gratitude and Mutual Appreciation: The Letters of Hermann Hesse and Thomas Mann
“The beautiful exists only in such traces of dream-daring, which a work of art brings with it from its spiritual home.”
Joey and the Birthday Present: Wonderful Vintage Illustrations from Anne Sexton’s Little-Known 1971 Children’s Book
Two Pulitzer-winning poets tell a sweet story of friendship, compassion, and perspective.
Pioneering Psychologist Jerome Bruner on Art as a Mode of Knowing and Its Four Psychological Aspects
“Whoever reflects recognizes that there are empty and lonely spaces between one’s experiences.”
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