Tangram, Vol. 2

The interviews with the tinkerers and scientists are what sold me—I've never seen a print magazine give that much room to people who build things with their hands. Paper stock is thick enough that the photos actually look good, not washed out. Worth it just for the studio tours.

The “spaces” theme ties together such an odd mix of artists and scientists that I kept flipping back and forth between pages. The volume itself feels substantial, and the way the essays connect to the artwork gives it real depth for a coffee-table book.