>For anyone without a color theory background, it will blow your mind. Fifty years later the book’s guts still hold up—the theories Albers developed during his time at the Bauhaus continue to be ...

Two new Australian novels ­explore the profound connections readers develop with books, each in its own way demonstrates the capacity of a book to act as a ­mirror to the soul and an eloquent guide to ...

Artist unknown, “Emily Noyes Vanderpoel in her home” (ca. 1920), (photograph courtesy Litchfield Historical Society) Though her name is virtually unknown today, Emily Noyes Vanderpoel enjoyed a modest ...

Jennifer Wilder is bringing the bookstore to the block. “After a little bit in the world of literacy, I realized that the narrative about the availability of books of color was a false narrative,” Big ...

Ambitious projects like Hubert Nuss' The Book of Colours are not unheard of. Here, the German pianist endeavors to explore multiple modes based on a color wheel. Russian synesthete and composer ...