EP248: Style, Culture, Music & Art at Reel Art Press ft. Tony Nourmand
About this episode
Tony Nourmand discusses the intersection of visual culture, fashion, and publishing at Reel Art Press.
In this episode, we sit down with Tony Nourmand, founder and editor-in-chief of Reel Art Press, and a leading figure in visual culture publishing. With a background in vintage movie posters, Nourmand has spent decades shaping how we experience film, music, photography, and fashion through books. He discusses the vision behind Reel Art Press and the stories behind standout titles such as Black Ivy, a powerful exploration of Black style and its influence on fashion and identity, alongside works like 100 Movie Posters that celebrate the artistry of cinema. Throughout the conversation, Tony reflects on uncovering rare archives, collaborating with photographers and creatives, and publishing books that document everything from Hollywood’s golden age to street style, subcultures, and iconic fashion movements. His work highlights how fashion intersects with music, film, and social history, capturing moments that define cultural change. This episode offers a compelling look at the art of publishing and the enduring power of visual storytelling across film, fashion, and beyond.
People in this episode
Guest: Tony Nourmand
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Reel Art Press
Books & works: Black Ivy, 100 Movie Posters
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