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Saturday, December 14, 2019

Today's Curated Selection - Forthcoming

CTY.

Photographs by Antony Cairns.
Morel Books, 2019. 376 pp., duo tone on rare pearl paper, 6¼x8½".

CTY brings together a large selection of Antony Cairns’ oeuvre from his various cities/projects in London, Las Vegas, Tokyo and Osaka, (including LDN3, LDN4, LPT and OSC), interspersed with 6 texts by Simon Baker (senior curator of photography, TATE). ... Buy NOW or Read more

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

Dawoud Bey on Photographing People and Communities.

Photographs and text by Dawoud Bey. Introduction by Brian Ulrich.

PhotoWork: Forty Photographers on Process and Practice.

Edited, with an introduction by Sasha Wolf.

Alphabet of Spiritual Emptiness.

Photographs by Zdenek Tmej.

Displaced: Manzanar 1942–1945. The Incarceration of Japanese Americans.

Photographs by Dorothea Lange, Ansel Adams, Russell Lee, Clem Albers, Francis Stewart, Toyo Miyatake, and Jack Iwata. Edited by Evan Backes. Foreword by Pico Iyer. Introduction by Nancy Matsumoto.

Hal Fischer. The Gay Seventies.

Photographs by Hal Fischer.

Lacuna Park.

Photographs and text by Nicholas Muellner.

Long Story Short.

Photographs by various photographers. Edited by Jeffrey Fraenkel.

The Image of Whiteness.

Edited by Daniel C. Blight.

Soviet Metro Stations.

Photographs by Christopher Herwig. Text by Owen Hatherley. Edited by Damon Murray and Stephen Sorrell.

Image and Exploration.

Contribution by Giles Fumey. Edited by Olivier Loiseaux.

Women War Photographers.

Edited by Anne-Marie Beckmann and Felicity Korn.

On the Bowery.

Photographs by Ed Grazda.

August Sander (Photofile).

Photographs by August Sander. Introduction by Susanne Lange.

My Favourite Place.

Edited by architekturbild e.v. Numerous contributing photographers.

Of the Soil.

Photographs by Geoff Winningham.

Knives.

Text by Jason Koxvold.

Because.

Photographs and text by Sophie Calle.

Good Morning, America.

Photographs by Mark Power.

Sven Martson - Taking Sides Berlin And The Wall 1974.

The Beautiful Flower Is the World.

Photographs by Jerry Hsu.

Thomas Ruff: Transforming Photography.

Photographs by Thomas Ruff. Conversation with the artist by Okwui Enwezor.

Christmas Day, Bucks Pond Road.

Photographs by Tim Carpenter.

Affinities.

Photographs by Timothy Hearsum. Contribution by Devin Symons and Katie Hearsum and Paul Cullum. Foreword by Arthur Ollman.

Dream Baby Dream.

Photographs by Jimmy Marble.

Out of the Shadows - Marcus Leatherdale.

Photographs by Marcus Leatherdale. Text by Claudia Summers and Marcus Leatherdale and Paul Bridgewater.

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BOOK REVIEW by Blake Andrews

Blake Andrews is a photographer based in Eugene, OR. He writes about photography at blakeandrews.blogspot.com.

Omaha Sketchbook

Blake Andrews reviews Omaha Sketchbook Photographs by Gregory Halpern, published by Mack, London, England, 2019.

"Omaha Sketchbook depicts Halpern’s impressions of the titular city. After landing there by chance in 2003 for an art residency, Halpern became intrigued by his surroundings. He wound up staying on another half year to teach and take photos. This was during the initial phases of the Iraq war, a politically fraught time in which small-town nationalism was fanned into bloodlust by the folksy smarm of blue blood oligarchy. Halpern found himself in the heartland, at ground-zero amid the post-Clinton culture wars, an intriguing prospect for a curious photographer. Halpern “was fascinated by Omaha, attracted to and repelled by its brand of masculinity,” as he described the scene to Matthew Leifheit."—Blake Andrews Read more

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