DANNY KOPEL | DATE 4/6/2020

Publisher videos, book trailers, podcasts and more!

Everyone knows the book is always better than the movie, but this growing collection of book trailers, podcasts and videos has us thinking our publishers have some filmmaking chops, too!

Whether you're looking for enhanced materials surrounding an exhibition currently on hiatus, seeking inspiration before you commit to your next read or plunging back in to a book you've already read and loved, these clips from our publishers are bound to entertain and help pass the time during this extraordinary moment when it may feel like you have a few extra hours in the day.

So unwrap your candy, silence your devices and sit back and enjoy the show as this selection from our complete list of Digital Assets brings these books to audiovisual life!
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We highly recommend this video on the exhibition Dorothea Lange: Words & Pictures, on temporary hiatus at MoMA. It's easy to see why the book has been one of our best-selling titles since it released in February!



Only Reel Art Press can make a book trailer feel like an all-out concert film. Case in point, the Led Zeppelin by Led Zeppelin trailer below.



And only Fuel Publishing could make a book trailer that comes this close to documentary:



From Steidl's ongoing artist interview series, Nan Goldin speaks here on the new edition of her seminal book, The Other Side.



Here’s Tyler Green of The Modern Art Notes Podcast speaking with Ann Temkin, curator of Judd, while the show is on temporary hiatus at MoMA. Green comments at length on the “absolutely terrific” catalog.



Finally, let David Reinfurt transport you back to the classroom as he condenses the quickfire lectures that form the basis of his new Inventory Press book, A *New* Program for Graphic Design.



These are just a few examples of how publishers and the museums, galleries and independent programs they are associated with are breathing cinematic life into the content and context of their books. Is the book better than the movie? If you ask us, it’s a pretty close call.

See all publisher videos, book trailers and podcasts here!