Finding, Transmitting, Receiving is the first major anthology of the work of internationally renowned artist, photographer and filmmaker Hannah Collins. The book collects together for the first time the extensive body of work that Collins has produced over the last 15 years.

From the First World War to the Cold War, the sexual revolution to the Velvet Revolution, communism to capitalism, the 20th Century was marked by sweeping historical events and changes. In the Face of History brings together 22 of the greatest photographers of this period, whose works collectively map out a century of European experience.

Nanoq: flat out and bluesome is the story of polar bears, the largest land predators on earth, and their journey from the arctic wilderness to the museums and stately homes of the UK.

London is world famous for its multitude of shops, but Knightsbridge and Oxford Street are just the tip of the iceberg. Each area of London – from Hackney to Hampstead, from Putney to Peckham – has its own distinctive atmosphere, shops and unique history. Unfortunately, the homogenisation of the high street is beginning to blur these distinctions.

Here is Tijuana! looks at the history of Tijuana, and to its future; to its dark side, and to the possibilities it offers through fascinating photographic records and a range of texts that vividly bring the city to life.