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Thursday, March 21, 2019

Today's Curated Selection - Forthcoming

Beat Streuli. The Fabric of Reality.

Photographs by Beat Streuli.
Lars Müller Publishers, 2018. 480 pp., 150 illustrations, 8¼x11".

Swiss photographer Beat Streuli (born 1957) draws connections between his early black-and-white photographs and more recent photographs, installations and video stills from the past seven years. Accompanying this chronology are essays on themes of urbanism, sociology, perception and media.

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Form and Fashion.

Photographs by Sheila Metzner. Text by Ralph Lauren and M. Raven Metzner.

Luis González Palma.

Photographs by Luis González Palma. Text by Francisco Najera and Laura Catelli. Introduction by Oliva María Rubio.

Cottonwoods.

Photographs by Robert Adams.

The Unreal Real.

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

For Your Consideration.

Photographs by Gianluca Galtrucco. Text by Peter Frank.

Dialogues with Solitudes.

Photographs by Dave Heath.

Eileen Quinlan. Good Enough.

Photographs by Eileen Quinlan. Text by Mark Godfrey and Tom McDonough. Edited by Cay Sophie Rabinowitz.

New Ways of Photographing the New Masai.

Photographs by Jan Hoek.

Raumordnung.

Photographs by Michael Blaser.

Albuquerque Museum Photo Archives Collection.

Contributions by Byron A. Johnson and Mo Palmer. Edited by Glenn Fye.

Street Cops.

Photographs by Jill Freedman.

Good News.

Photographs by David LaChapelle.

Epiphanies.

Photographs by Steven Arnold. Text by James Leo Herlihy.

Disfarmer.

Photographs by Mike Disfarmer.

Strategies of Engagement.

Photographs by Carrie Mae Weems. Edited by Ash Anderson and Robin Lydenberg.

Seeing Deeply.

Photographs by Dawoud Bey. Text by Sarah Lewis, Deborah Willis, David Travis, Hilton Als, Jacqueline Terrassa, Rebecca Walker, Maurice Berger, and Leigh Raiford.

Walker Evans: Subways and Strets.

Photographs by Walker Evans. Edited and with text by Sarah Greenough. Foreword by J. Carter Brown. Chronology by Julia Thompson.

All-American Short Stories.

Photographs by Bruce Weber.

Baby Cakes.

Photographs by Takashi Homma.

Bushes & Succulents.

Photographs by Mona Kuhn. Design by The Entente.

Days Before / Days After.

Photographs by Jared Soares and Matt Eich.

REMNANTS.

Photographs by Julie Weber.

Tupac Biggie.

Photographs & text by Dana Lixenberg.

Mongrelism.

Photographs and transcripts by Jono Rotman.

Showcaller.

Photographs by Talia Chetrit.

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BOOK OF THE WEEK — A Pick by Jake Bartman

Jake Bartman is a writer and journalist living in Santa Fe. You can contact him at jbartman15@gmail.com.

The Island Position

Jake Bartman selects The Island Position Photographs by John Lehr, published by Mack, London, England, 2019, as Book of the Week.

"In the context of Lehr’s work these spaces are arresting, due in part to the urgency of the photographer’s project: an exploration of the existential threat brick-and-mortar businesses face from the rise of e-commerce. His achievement is to capture his subject in a way that’s neither naively sentimental nor unreflexively critical, at the same time as he eschews any claim to objectivity.

…The book’s title is a term from print advertising — the “island position” is an ad slot surrounded by editorial content — and one of Lehr’s images is of a wall adorned with an oversized tropical beach scene, with several islands situated on the horizon. But these self-referential aspects are handled skillfully enough that the collection’s focus doesn’t stray into a meditation on the photographer’s role. Instead, Lehr maintains his focus on the human stakes of the shift to e-commerce. "—Jake Bartman Read more

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