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Friday, July 30, 2021

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The city and all it holds.

Photographs by Roni Ahn.
Self-Published, 2021. 84 pp. 8¾x10¾".

The city and all it holds is a documentary portrait series shot between the months spent back home in Hong Kong. It features the city’s youth and their closest support system, be it their lover, family or friends, and the landscape that surround them ... Buy NOW or Read more

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Summer Camp.

Photographs by Mark Steinmetz.

Some Of You Killed Luisa.

Photographs by Valeria Cherchi.

Requiem for the Innocent.

Photographs by John Willis. Text and poems by Robin Behn. Contribution by Matan Rubinstein.

Let the Sun Beheaded Be.

Photographs by Gregory Halpern. Text by Clément Chéroux. Conversation with Stanley Wolukau-Wanambwa.

Fotoclubismo.

Edited by Sarah Meister Hermanson.

I Can Make You Feel Good.

Photographs by Tyler Mitchell. Contribution by Deborah Willis and Hans Ulrich Obrist.

Il Fiume Po (The Po River).

Photographs and Text by Michael Kenna.

Kavana.

Photographs by Hannah Altman.

203 Works.

Photographs by Trine Søndergaard. Foreword by Johan Sjöström. Texts by Kristine Kern and Merete Pryds Helle. Design by Rasmus Koch Studio.

Dryads and Fauns.

Photographs by Cássio Vasconcellos.

Lovers: Ten Years On.

Photographs by Sunil Gupta.

Half-Light.

Photographs by Loïc Seguin.

Glass Life.

Photographs by Sara Cwynar. Contribution by Legacy Russell and Sheila Heti. Interviewer by Rose Bouthillier.

Plastic Love.

Photographs By Daido Moriyama.

Invisible Waves.

Photographs by Christopher de Béthune.

Fujisaki.

Photographs by Bishin Jumonji.

Look Up to the Moon.

Photographs by John Cohen.

Ray K. Metzker.

Photographs by Ray K. Metzker. Text by William A. Ewing. Interview by Nathalie Herschdorfer.

The Local.

Photographs by Nick Meyer.

Richard S. Buswell.

Photographs by Richard S. Buswell. Foreword by Barbara Koostra.

One on One.

Photographs by John Stezaker.

Light And Dark.

Photographs by Barbara Klemm. Text by Alexander Lisewski and Ursula Zeller.

Tokyo and My Daughter.

Photographs by Takashi Homma.

The Queen, The Chairman and I.

Photographs by Kurt Tong.

Regarding the Pain of Others.

Text by Susan Sontag.

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A Review by Odette England

Odette England is an artist and writer; an Assistant Professor and Artist-in-Residence at Amherst College in Massachusetts; and a resident artist of the Elizabeth Foundation for the Arts Studio Program in New York. Her work has shown in more than 90 solo, two-person, and group exhibitions worldwide. England’s first edited volume Keeper of the Hearth was published by Schilt Publishing (2020), with a foreword by Charlotte Cotton.

Please Notify The Sun

Odette England reviews Please Notify the Sun. Nobody Books, Sweden, 2020.

"The basis of Stephen Gill’s latest photobook Please Notify the Sun marks a similar first: to catch a fish and photograph it from the inside out. And here’s the first of many catches: Gill must catch said fish. No popping to the shops to buy the catch-of-the-day, no shortcuts. A task easier said than done, especially when you start mentally working your way through the equipment, determination, patience, and hearty helping of good luck required."—Odette England Read more

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Nancy Floyd has been photographing herself since 1982, with the aim of taking a photo a day. The resulting project, compromised… PURCHASE BOOK

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