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Monday, November 23, 2020

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Ming Smith.

Photographs by Ming Smith. Contribution by Arthur Jafa and Emmanuel Iduma and Greg Tate and Hill Janet Talbert and Maya Yxta Murray and Namwali Serpell and Neelika M. Jayawardane and Ulrich Hans Obrist.
Aperture, 2020. 236 pp. 8½x10½".

Ming Smith’s poetic and experimental images are icons of twentieth-century African American life.

One of the greatest artist-photographers working today, Smith moved to New York in the 1970s and began to make images charged with startling beauty and spiritual energy. ... Buy NOW or Read more

TODAY'S BOOKSHELF - A Daily Selection of Books In-Stock and Available to Purchase at photo-eye

Legacy in Stone.

Photographs by Kevin Bubriski.

Knit Club.

Photographs by Carolyn Drake. Essay by Rebecca Bengal.

The Medium is a Mess.

Photographs and text by Jason Fulford.

The Invented Camera.

Photographs by Jo Babcock. Text by Bill Berkson, Douglas R. Nickel, and Jo Babcock. Edited by Kitty Costello.

The Freedom Within Us.

Text by Sonia Voss. Edited by Philippe Séclier.

Regarding the Pain of Others.

Text by Susan Sontag.

An Oxbow Lake.

Photographs by Joseph Horton.

Sheffield Photographs 1988-1992.

Photographs by Berris Conolly.

Williamsburg, Brooklyn: In Time of Plague.

Photographs by Brian Rose.

Anaglypta 1980-2020.

Photographs by Nick Waplington. Designed by Jonny Lu Studio.

Just When I Thought I Had You.

Photographs by Sal Taylor Kydd.

Marcona.

Photographs by Pablo Hare.

Des Oiseaux.

Photographs by Michael Kenna.

El Santo Christo Ibérico.

Photographs by Koldo Chamorro. Text by Christian Caujolle and Ledo Margarita Andión. Edited by Clemente Bernad.

78.

Photographs by Issei Suda.

Boku.

Photographs By Daido Moriyama.

A Small Guide to Homeownership.

Photographs by Alejandro Cartagena.

Freedom or Death.

Photographs by Gideon Mendel.

August Song.

Photographs by Martin Bogren. Designed by Bureau Kayser. Curated by Caroline Benichou.

Roger the Rat.

Photographs and Text by Roger Ballen. Edited by Nadine Barth.

LIKE.

Photographs by Ryan Debolski.

Erwin Olaf.

Photographs by Erwin Olaf. Text by Walter Guadagnini.

From Where the Sun Now Stands.

Photographs by Barbara Bosworth.

The Dreaming.

Photographs by Yasuhiro Ogawa.

From Good Jesus to Miracles.

Photographs by Claudio Edinger.

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A Review by Shannon Taggart

Shannon Taggart is a photographer based in Brooklyn, New York. Her work has been exhibited and featured internationally and has been recognized by Nikon, Magnum Photos and the Inge Morath Foundation, American Photography, and the Alexia Foundation for World Peace. Her first monograph, SÉANCE, was published by Fulgur Press in November 2019 and was named one of TIME’s best photobooks of the year.

Some Kind Of Heavenly Fire

Shannon Taggart reviews Maria Lax: Some Kind of Heavenly Fire. Setanta Publishing, London, UK, 2020.

"Lax’s twilight interiors, anonymous figures, and celestial nightscapes invoke the supernatural. In these scenes she confronts the countryside, as if petitioning the town to give up its secrets. Trained as a cinematographer, Lax credits her ‘inexperience’ and affinity for ‘old digital’ technology as the formula of her success."—Shannon Taggart Read more

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