Kim Anderson: The First Rendezvous

A first kiss. A first rose. Puppy love and "Let's pretend." Innocence, fantasy mischief, and the pleasures of the imagination. These are the quintessential themes of childhood, and the touchstone of Kim Anderson's extraordinary success. A comprehensive compilation that covers the past ten years of his work, The Art of ...more

In a world fraught with concerns and hard-edged images. Kim Anderson's universaily treasured and instantly recognizable photographs of childrer offer a joyful respite. A small girl holding a flower. A boy in his father's tie and top hat. Children holding hands, leaning over for a kiss, stepping off a train ...more

Henry Sugimoto is the first-ever survey of this relatively unknown but remarkable artist. From the early work influenced by the European impressionists and post-impressionists to the later work that extensively documents and interprets the experiences of Japanese Americans behind barbed wire, this is a stunning body of work. Henry Sugimoto ...more

"Quiet time with my favorite book...Falling asleep in a warm, cozy nook." Often it's life's simple pleasures that bring us the most joy. This little Life Favor reminds us of a few of them.  Kim Anderson's engaging hand-tinted photographs, accompanied by a sweet, simple text, make this a perfect book to ...more

Learn all about what makes someone a "best friend" in this beautiful collection of photographs accompanied by thoughtful words and sweet somethings. There's nothing like the memories shared with your childhood best friend.   ...more

Wistful words and Kim Anderson's precious photographs combine to capture some universal experiences--a special friendship; a first crush; dreaming, playing, and laughing with friends. Can you remember when?   ...more