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Monday, November 28, 2022

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Jimmy DeSana.

Photographs by Jimmy DeSana. Edited by Drew Sawyer. Epilogue by Laurie Simmons. Preface by Anne Pasternak.
DelMonico Books/Brooklyn Museum, 2022. 176 pp.

The first comprehensive book on the surreal, queer and humorous photographic art of Jimmy DeSana, a central figure in New York’s art and music scenes of the 1970s and ’80s

This is the first overview of the work of Jimmy DeSana, a pioneering yet underrecognized figure in New York’s downtown art, music and film scenes during the 1970s and 1980s... Buy NOW or Read more

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A Dream of Europe.

Photographs by Jacob Ehrbahn.

EZY RYDERS.

Photographs by Cate Dingley.

The Living Mountain.

Photographs by Awoiska Van Der Molen. Music scores by Thomas Larcher.

Breathing Mountains.

Photographs by Antoinette Nausikaa.

STEVE SMITH.

Photographs by Bill Arnold.

Eat A Chili.

Photographs Wei Weng.

Baobab.

Photographs by Beth Moon. Contribution by Adrian Patrut.

Voyage.

Photographs and text by Tamiko Nishimura.

Interregnum.

Photographs by Ronny Rønning.

A Walk Through A Bamboo Grove.

Photographs by David H. Gibson.

I had to shed my skin.

Photographs by Matteo Di Giovanni. Text by Aaron Schuman.

House of Coates.

Text by Brad Zellar. Photographs by Lester B. Morrison.

my first summer in the sierra.

Photographs by Cole Sternberg. Text by John Muir and Percival Everett.

Wrongly Bodied.

By Clarissa Sligh.

Two Men Arrive in a Village.

Photographs by Jo Ractliffe. Story by Zadie Smith.

No Buddha in Suburbia.

Photographs by Peter Bialobrzeski. Text by Rahul Mehrota.

Family Diary.

Photographs by Issei Suda.

One of a Kind.

Photographs by Donald Graham. Text by Colin Westerbeck & Casey Woods. Edited by David Fahey.

Mi tía Ana Mari.

Photographs and texts by Ana Mari and Héctor Mediavilla.

Bertha Alyce.

Photographs by Gay Block. Text by Gay Block, Eugenia Parry, and Kathleen Stewart Howe.

Blind Spot Issue 32.

Edited by Dana Faconti. Numerous contributing photographers and writers.

The Way West.

Photographs by Peter Kayafas. Text by Rick Bass.

Photography's Neoliberal Realism.

Text by Jörg Colberg.

Known and Strange Things Pass.

Photographs by Andy Sewell. Designed by Nicolas Polli.

The Essential Solitude.

Photographs by Tereza Zelenkova.

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A Review by Meggan Gould

Ahndraya Parlato: Who Is Changed And Who Is Dead.

Meggan Gould is an artist living and working outside of Albuquerque, New Mexico, where she is an Associate Professor of Art at the University of New Mexico. She is a graduate of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill,, the SALT Institute for Documentary Studies, and Speos (Paris Photographic Institute), where she finally began her studies in photography. She received an MFA in photography from the University of Massachusetts — Dartmouth. She recently wrote a book, Sorry, No Pictures, about her own relationship to photography.

Who Is Changed And Who Is Dead

Meggan Gould reviews Who is Changed and Who is Dead by Ahndraya Parlato.

Mack, London, UK, 2021.

"Who is Changed and Who is Dead is a book of lucid photographs, interspersed with evocative writing. It is also a book of lucid writing, interspersed with evocative photographs."—Meggan Gould Read more

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Herzog, Fred

Modern Color

Fred Herzog is known for his unusual use of colour in the fifties and sixties, a time when art photography was almost… PURCHASE BOOK

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