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Myra Greene My White Friends "»My White Friends« extends Myra Greene’s 10-year exploration into photography’s description of race. Images initially read as benign portraits of a cross section of white American life... More |
Viviane Sassen Sol & Luna "In 2009 we initiated this project for Swedish clothing brand Our Legacy. Luckily the project got finalized as a lovely little hardbound book - but unfortunately it rapidly got sold out... More |
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Todd Hido Excerpts from Silver Meadows "Nazraeli Press is pleased to announce “Excerpts from Silver Meadows”, our sixth monograph by Todd Hido and his most ambitious project to date... More |
Sputnik Photos Stand By "Stand By is the most recent project by the collective Sputnik Photos. The photographers Andrei Liankevich, Agnieszka Rayss, Jan Brykczynski, Adam Panczuk, Rafal Milach... More |
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Anders Petersen Rome, A Diary 2012 "Limited editon of 40 signed and numbered copies. Anders Petersen comes back to photograph Rome seven years after his “Commission”. This time round, his work is different and yet the same... More |
Simone Kappeler Darkened Days "Published on the occasion of the Simone Kappeler exhibition, Darkened Days, at the Douglas Hyde Gallery, April 12 - May 22, 2013. Includes text, Darkened Days, by John Hutchinson... More |
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Bobby Abrahamson North Portland Polaroids "Photographer Bobby Abrahamson spent the better part of two years shooting hundreds of Polaroid Type 55 portraits of strangers he encountered on the streets of St. Johns, a distinct... More |
Jin Ohashi Surrendered Myself to the Chair Of Life "Jin Ohashi is one of the most popular and significant photographers in Japan today. His work in earlier books, "Menomaenotsuduki" and "Ima", took the public by surprise with its dynamic realism... More |
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Irene Kung The Invisible City ""The city is there. It has always been there. Irene Kung's photos remind us: We have only to close our eyes and fall asleep and wait for the dream in which it appears... More |
Andreas Gehrke Der Spiegel More |
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Andy Mattern Driven Snow "Driven Snow is a collection of photographs depicting formations of grit and snow that accumulate on cars in the Minnesota winter... More |
Amani Willett Disquiet "In Disquiet, New York-based photographer Amani Willett (born 1975) weaves intimate family pictures with broader portrayals of American society and its current economic and political instability... More |
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Ed Ruscha Ed Ruscha and Some Los Angeles Apartments "Los Angeles–based contemporary artist Ed Ruscha is celebrated for his paintings, drawings, prints, and artist’s books, receiving widespread critical acclaim for more than half a century... More |
Rineke Dijkstra The Krazy House "Published on the occasion of a major exhibition at the MMK Frankfurt... More |
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Sarah Moon Sarah Moon "Since the beginning of her photography career, Sarah Moon has always sought to evoke the transience of beauty and the fragility of dreams. In her delicate, ethereal style... More |
Terence Pepper Man Ray Portraits "The artist May Ray (1890–1976) initially taught himself photography in order to reproduce his own works of art, but it became one of his preferred mediums... More |
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William Klein ABC "Born in New York in 1929, William Klein is one of the leading photographers of the postwar era, as well as an influential filmmaker, painter, and graphic artist. This astonishing book... More |
Brigitte Carnochan Floating World "The Japanese subject matter of photographer Brigitte Carnochan's new work is the ideal backdrop for the complementary poems, all written by women... More |
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Mark Wyse Seizure "American conceptualist Mark Wyse (born 1970) investigates the space between pictures to make visible the underlying discourses within images and between artists... More |
Bertrand Fleuret The Cliffs "French photographer Bertrand Fleuret (born 1969) has made some of the most poetical and beautifully produced photobooks of the past ten years... More |
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