Thames & Hudson’s new catalog for spring 2023 is still packed full of art books. Along with books on photography, design, architecture, and even history. Some of the new, interesting titles are: Ai Weiwei: Making Sense is a book that not only collects information about his artwork but also has a conversation between architect and artist, including essays by leading figures in the fields of design and architecture that reiterate urgent and contemporary themes in his work. This is just one of the few books to examine the artist’s approach to design, architecture, and the city. China’s Hidden Century, 1796–1912: This title brings a new understanding of issues related to Chinese cultural creativity that flourished during the long final century of the Qing Empire (1789–1912), with a diversity of voices and experiences in the narratives that convey life and are individualized. And Signal: How Video Transforms the World is the book that renews and revises our understanding of art and video, posing video as a pervasive and fluid media network that is thoroughly global, social, interactive, and politics.