Captured over the span of a decade, this first monograph by Deana Lawson (which quickly sold out) celebrates her intimate portraiture and her highly stylised scenes of everyday life. Taken in America and during her travels in the Caribbean and Africa, Lawson often works with nude bodies, juxtaposing and animating them against domestic interiors. Inside this highly sought after book, the artist is interviewed by Arthur Jafa and is featured alongside an essay by Zadie Smith.