Monopol Highlights Fall 2024 Art Books, Including 'All About U.S.'

Monopol magazine has released its fall book recommendations, focusing on new titles that explore themes of community, artistic neuroses, and the social ritual of dining. Among the featured books is 'All About U.S.', published by Lars Müller Publishers and priced at around 50 euros. The book examines the United States in its 250th year through the lens of information design, presenting itself as a school textbook filled with maps, rankings, and diagrams. It includes researched facts such as the scale of the three waves of immigration, the brutal logistics of slavery, and other data-driven insights. The article is part of Monopol Plus, a subscription service that offers a free one-month trial, after which it costs 4.90 euros per month. Subscribers gain access to all articles on monopol-magazin.de, and the subscription can be cancelled with a 7-day notice to the end of the contract month via the 'Mein Profil' section. Existing subscribers are also addressed. The recommendations reflect current trends in art and culture publishing, emphasizing visual and data-driven narratives.