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Celebration.

Photographs by William Klein.
La Fábrica, 2019. 128 pp., 60 illustrations, 6½x9½".

Here, looking back from the perspective of his 90 years, William Klein selects his favorite works, those that he considers to be the very best he has made over the course of his long career, in order to pay homage to the medium of photography itself ... Buy NOW or Read more

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Cotton.

Photographs by Mark Cohen.

Labyrinths.

Photographs by Josef Sudek.

Denied.

Photographs by Ari Marcopoulos.

The Flood.

Photographs by Francesco Merlini.

Sculpting Reality (Libros de Autor.).

Contribution by Ian Wallace and Victor del Rio.

Next of Kin.

Edited and with photographs by Oxiea Villamonte.

Citizens.

Photographs by Christian Lutz.

The Imperfect Atlas.

Photographs by Peter Funch.

The River is Moving.

Photographs by Gary Green.

Kranke Kinder.

Photographs by Linus Bill.

Hovedtøj.

Photographs by Trine Søndergaard. Designed by Rasmus Koch Studio. Text by art historian Tilde Mønsted.

The Untimely Apparatus of Two Amateur Photographers.

Photographs by Lam Pok Yin and Chong Ng.

Monument Avenue.

Photographs by Brian Rose.

Point and Line to Plane.

By Wassily Kandinsky. Edited by László Moholy-Nagy and Walter Gropius.

Northern England 1983-1986.

Photographs by Michael Kenna.

Kumo.

Photographs by Osamu Yokonami.

Side Walk.

Photographs by Frank Horvat.

Accra/London.

Photographs by James Barnor.

Italians.

Photographs by Bruce Gilden.

Dark Dunes.

Edited by Rein Jelle Terpstra. Text by Wilco Versteeg. Concept by Rein Jelle Terpstra.

Summer After.

Photographs by Lucas Foglia.

A Metamathematical Proposition.

Photographs by Shigeru Onishi. Text by Ryuichi Kaneko. Edited by Manfred Heiting.

Godlis Streets.

Photographs by David Godlis. Afterword by Chris Stein. Foreword by Luc Sante.

Perfect Strangers.

Photographs by Melissa O’Shaughnessy. Introduction by Joel Meyerowitz.

City Confessions # 2: London.

Photographs by Ed Templeton.

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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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