Federico Uribe: Watch the Parade (2017) The volume explores questions of where Uribe draws his artistic inspiration; the meaning and metaphor behind his selection of materials; and, his views of love, sex, and death. This first comprehensive survey of Uribe’s work chronicles his brilliant use of the unexpected (shoes, screws, colored pencils, hangers) he magically turns into birds of the air, creatures of the jungle, and humans, hurt or happy. The book will trace nearly 30 years of his work, from earliest oil paintings, through his significant 1990s embrace of everyday 3-dimenstional objects, to his evolution toward a more pictorial style. Federico Uribe (born in Colombia in 1962) studied art at the University of Los Andes in Bogota and in 1988 moved to New York bringing his global vision that encapsulates his years of work in Cuba, Colombia, Mexico, Russia, and England Antonio Marras: Nulla dies sine linea. The Life, Diaries and Notes of a Restless Man (2017) The visionary world of the international stylist, highlighting the emotion-driven and intellectual signs that marked important stages in his life. Antonio Marras, known as “the most intellectual of Italian stylists,” is renowned above all for creating fusions of the worlds in the creative universe, from cinema to poetry to history and visual art. This last is in fact the focus of Nulla Dies Sine Linea. Marras stands at the center of a poetic universe comprising different languages, oscillating among digressions from one material to another, from one technique to another, and from one expressive form to another. Visual Music Masters: Abstract Explorations: History and Contemporary Research (2018) The different techniques of realization and presentation of audiovisual art, the thoughts of the protagonists, and the results of their artistic research. The association between images and music aroused the curiosity of a number of artists and thinkers of the past, and continues to be a topic of great interest today. This book aims to take stock of the situation, now that abstract audiovisual art is enjoying a new season of renewed vitality. MTINDO: Style Movers Rebranding Africa (2017) The award-winning photographer captures a new young generation of “style movers” in Africa. From musicians to artists and filmmakers, the aim of this photographic project is to present to the rest of the world the power of such a continent through arts and fashion.