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Friday, December 4, 2020

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Mühl.

Photographs by Bernhard Fuchs.
Walther König, Köln, 2020. 96 pp., 44 color illustrations, 11¼x12x¾".

Humble celebrations of nature’s small wonders from acclaimed photographer Bernhard Fuchs

In his most recent work, carried out in his home terrain of Mühlviertel in Upper Austria, photographer Bernhard Fuchs captures details of stones, water, trees and sky, on long walks taken between 2014 and 2019.

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The Queen, The Chairman and I.

Photographs by Kurt Tong.

Compendium 1898-1919.

Photographs by Alison Rossiter.

Estudio elemental del Levante.

Photographs by Ricardo Cases.

Prehistoric Suns.

Photographs by Steve Mulligan.

From the Notes of a Collector.

Photographs by Agnieszka Rayss. Text by Monika Sadowska. Translation by Alasdair Cullen. Design by Grupa Projektor.

To Nietzsche.

Photographs by Adou. Art by Liu Ke and Huang Huang.

Sedan Zine.

Photographs by Various Artists.

America 1981.

Photographs by Simone Kappeler. Contribution by Peter Pfrunder. Edited by Jürg Trösch and Markus Bosshard.

Moyra Davey: Scotiabank Award.

Photographs and text by Moyra Davey. Text by Ben Lerner, Brian Sholis, Élisabeth Lebovici, and Eric Rosenberg.

Sacred Land.

Photographs by Ralph Gibson. Afterword by David Rabbi Ellenson and Moshe Safdi. Foreword by Martin Cohen.

Special Days.

Edited by Yvonne Venegas. Text by Cuauhtémoc Medina.

Watertanks Mathare Nairobi.

Photographs by Filippo Romano.

LIKE.

Photographs by Ryan Debolski.

One.

Text by Christie Davis and Darius Himes and David Campany and John D'Agata and Laura Steward and Leah Ollman and Michael Fried and Teju Cole.

American Surfaces.

Photographs by Stephen Shore.

how lonely, to be a marsh.

Photographs by Madeline Cass.

Des Oiseaux.

Photographs by Terri Weifenbach.

Valley of Hell and Kingdom of Heaven.

Photographs by Christina Stohn.

Picturing Resistance.

Photographs by Ken Light. Text by Melanie Light.

The Gaze of Things.

Text by Nuria Enguita.

Ruins.

Photographs by Josef Koudelka. Text by Héloïse Conésa and Alain Schnapp.

Uniform.

Photographs by Kacey Jeffers. Art Direction & Design by Brian Kanagaki & Adam Ridgeway.

Works.

Works by Barbara Kasten. Text by Alex Klein and Anette Hüsch and Elena Engelbrechter and Magdalena Kroner and S. Carol Eliel.

The Levee.

Photographs by Sohrab Hura.

Sheffield Photographs 1988-1992.

Photographs by Berris Conolly.

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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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