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Thursday, January 24, 2019

Today's Curated Selection - Forthcoming

Tom Wood. The DPA Work.

Photographs by Tom Wood. Text by Audrey Linkman and Clare Shaw. Editor and Text by Cian Quayle.
Steidl / University of Chester, 2017. 424 pp., 322 illustrations, 8x10".

Tom Wood’s (born 1951) The DPA Work explores two institutions near Liverpool: Rainhill Psychiatric Hospital and Cammell Laird shipyard.

The two main volumes include archive material on Rainhill and Cammell Laird, while a third book features late 19th-century photographs of patients at Rainhill.

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The Unreal Real.

Photographs by Liza Ryan. Text by Hanna Heiting, Holly Myers and Sarah Lehrer-Graiwer. Edited by Manfred Heiting.

Rebuilding.

Photographs by Martino Marangoni.

No Two Alike. Karl Blossfeldt, Francis Bruguière, Thomas Ruff.

Text by Anne McCauley and Edward Juler and Kevin Moore and Ulrike Meyer Stump.

Party! Party!! Party!!!.

Text by Christopher Nesbit and Ed Jones.

One Wall A Web.

Photographs by Stanley Wolukau-Wanambwa.

Eggs and Rarities.

Photographs by Paul Kooiker.

Breathing Mountains.

Photographs by Antoinette Nausikaa.

Shit.

Text and editing by Erik Kessels.

Raumordnung.

Photographs by Michael Blaser.

AM.

Photographs by Andreas Herzau.

Photo-Eye Fritz Block.

Photographs by Fritz Block. Text by Roland Jaeger.

Order of Appearance.

Photographs by Jim Jocoy.

Dublin.

Photographs by Krass Clement.

42nd and Vanderbilt.

Photographs by Peter Funch. Afterword by Douglas Coupland.

Driftless.

Photographs by Jason Vaughn. Text and editing by Brad Zellar.

Hannah Starkey: 1997-2017.

Photographs by Hannah Starkey.

K.

Photographs by Eamonn Doyle. Original composition by David Donohoe.

Analemma.

Photographs by Chantal van Rijt.

Pine.

Photographs by Eirik Johnson. Commissioned Tracks by Johnson and Dede, Elia, NEWAXEYES, SassyBlack, Tenderfoot, and Whiting Tennis.

Heaven, Wind, Stars and Poems.

Photographs by Barbara Bosworth. Poetry by Dong-ju Yun. Translation by Jeongin Kim and Zeoy Hayeon Lee.

Behold.

Photographs by Barbara Bosworth.

Red Ink.

Photographs by Max Pinckers. Texts by Evan Osnos and Slavoj Žižek. Design by Rudy Latoir and Max Pinckers.

The Photographs of Ralston Crawford.

Photographs by Ralston Crawford. Text by Keith F. Davis.

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BOOK OF THE WEEK — A Pick by Blake Andrews

Blake Andrews is a photographer based in Eugene, OR. He writes about photography at blakeandrews.blogspot.com.

Per Strada

Blake Andrews selects Per Strada Photographs by Guido Guidi, published by Mack, London, as Book of the Week.

"Exoticism has long been a siren song for photographers. Whether it’s a foreign culture, a magnificent vista, or just a rare moment, photographers are drawn to the special and spectacular.

But there’s also something to be said for documenting the familiar, the stuff right outside the front door. This was the method of Eugene Atget, who photographed his home city, Paris, over the course of decades. Or the Portland Grid Project, closely focused on the local environs, or Paul Strand and Josef Sudek, each of whom in later years made subjects of their backyards.

The Italian photographer Guido Guidi falls into this second camp. A lifetime resident of Cesena (born there in 1941), he has been photographing his immediate environs for more than half a century. “Biography and geography are bound together,” affirms Guidi. His photos are tangible proof.<"—Blake Andrews Read more

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