October Releases

Rizzoli’s Fall 2026 season is officially underway, with an exciting array of books going on sale throughout the seasonr. Spanning interiors, gardens, fashion, cooking & entertaining, pop culture, wellness, and more, these titles bring together fresh ideas, distinctive voices, and inspiration for every interest. Explore the full month’s releases below.

Bram Stoker’s Chair II, 2005, by Sam Taylor-Johnson. 


On Sale in October


  • Marina Abramovic

    The famous artist in her own words and at her most revealing: a glimpse into Abramović’s inner…

  • The Art of Wildwood

    An exclusive visual companion to the lush, magical world of Wildwood, the most anticipated animated…

  • Doll Dressing

    The influence of dolls on fashion—and fashion on dolls—from Barbie to Bratz and beyond. The…

  • Fuck You Heroes

    Back in print for the first time in twenty years, this cult-classic book features photographs…

  • Laurie Anderson

    “I’m a musician and my work is made of stories. Whether it’s music, film, performance,…

  • Richard Diebenkorn

    The definitive monograph on a beloved California painter—reissued in a more accessible trim size and…

  • Will Ryman

    The first monograph on an artist whose theatrical sculptures elevate the grit and absurdity of…

  • What Comes from the Heart

    A richly illustrated, newly expanded memoir tracing Alan Faena’s rise as a global cultural icon, with new chapters on his…

  • CU2: Combinatory Urbanism 2

    Cutting-edge urban proposals from Thom Mayne, one of architecture’s most celebrated and controversial practitioners. For the…

  • Lasvit

    An extraordinary visual journey and comprehensive exploration of glass and luminosity, unveiling the artistry of…

  • Palazzo Ripetta

    Palazzo Ripetta reveals itself through the lens of Aurelio Amendola: a dialogue between memory and…

  • Lee Bae

    The first worldwide monograph on internationally acclaimed South Korean contemporary artist Lee Bae. Showcasing Lee…

  • Shin Sung Hy

    First definitive monograph of Korean-French artist Shin Sung Hy whose legacy has reshaped the global…