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In August 1974, the photographer Nicholas Nixon made a group portrait of his wife, Bebe, and her three sisters, Heather, Mimi, and Laurie. He did not keep the image, but in 1975 he made another portrait of the four—who then ranged in age from fifteen to twenty-five—with an eight-by-ten-inch view camera, whose large negatives capture a wealth of detail and a luscious continuity of tone. Nixon and the sisters have gathered for an annual portrait ever since.
Publisher: MoMA Publications
Size: 11.5 x 9.5"
96 pages
Publisher's Description
Finnish photographer Heikki Kaski shot the images for this photobook in a small town called Tranquillity, located in Central Valley, California. Hot and dusty, with junk piled in empty lots and run-down buildings, it seems to be a typically quiet place in the middle of nowhere, resigned to its own character. Yet in the people Kaski portrays, one can sense an underlying tension. Their faces are rarely divulged – covered by hair, turned away or blasted in white light – so we are forced to read their bodies and postures, or to look for signs in the birds swirling overhead, the gnarled trees and dried grasses, the patient dogs. "Tranquillity" won the Unseen Amsterdam dummy award in 2013.
Publisher: Lecturis
Size: 190 x 260 mm
118 pages
Publisher's Description
Winslow Arizona features a selection of images Stephen Shore presented in contemporary artist Doug Aitken's project "Station to Station." For the project, which Aitken calls a "nomadic happening," he rented a train, which departed from New York and traveled to nine cities, including Minneapolis, through the southwest, and finally arriving San Francisco in a three-week journey. He invited artists, writers, filmmakers, and performers to participate, and staged a "happening," which involved exhibitions and performances, at each stop.
The images in Winslow Arizona, which Stephen Shore shot in a day while revisiting Winslow, Arizona, where he made his seminal work American Surfaces, are presented unedited, in the order that he shot them, making it an improvisational work
Publisher: Amana
Size: 270 x 210 mm
132 pages
Publisher's Description
Chinese photographer Xiaoyi Chen uses the photogravure process to create extraordinarily beautiful prints on a variety of Japanese and other fine art papers. Chen's vision originates from immersion in Zen and Taoist philosophies: philosophies which, in contradiction to Western thought, emphasise the inadequacy of language and words, and the importance of intuition over reason and logic, to transform the self. In Zen Buddhism Koan is a story or riddle used to help in the attainment of a state of spontaneous reflection, free from planning and analytical thought.
The book's images, mostly landscapes, many taken in Iceland, often dissolve to abstraction. Chen's radiant images, in a complementary sequence and design, produce a photo book that provides an exhilarating visual experience.
Publisher: PJB Editions
Size: 215 x 273 mm
72 pages, 40 photographs
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Serious Alpine photography began in the middle of the 19th century by photographers who lugged large plate cameras into inaccessible regions to produce some of the most spectacular images of their time. Nearly two hundred years later, Olaf Unverzart has photographed the Alps and given them a 21st century perspective. Disappearing glaciers, the steeply inclined asphalt roads of the Tour de France, machinery crushed by avalanches, or huge cement fortifications imbedded in rock and defying nature—Unverzart's large-format images focus on the marks humankind leaves behind when attempting to master nature. He also documents nature's own power—in the form of avalanches and mudflows—when it overcomes these misguided efforts. Much more than another collection of nature photographs, this volume is a powerful reminder of the ramifications of human intervention toward Earth's most majestic features—a story told without ideology or didactics, through the eyes of a keen and hopeful observer.
Publisher: Prestel
Size:230 x 300 mm
192 pages, 90 colour illustrations
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Publisher: Bloomsbury
Size: 270 x 210 mm
192 pages, 200 illustrations
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Due to his age and failing health, the prolific photographer Nobuyoshi Araki believes death is catching up with him, and titled this photobook, published in conjunction with a solo exhibition at three Japanese museums, accordingly. Presented here are 300 pages of colour and black-and-white images he produced throughout his career, a chronicle of life's melancholy journey. In diverse ways, Araki captures the mundane scenes, urban landscapes and intimate portraits for which he is best known, his filter of the world around him expressed in both nuance and frank candour. With texts by Mario Perniola and Masaru Hamada, plus a conversation between Araki and Kaori Fujino.
Publisher: Heibonsha
Size: 240 x 180 mm
Publisher's Description
Arkhangelsk / Russia / still another 140 miles to the Arctic Circle
With these words Andre Lützen opens his book Zhili Byli and that's the point. The photographer traveled to the far north of Russia and has spent time in a place that is little known and hardly to be found in guidebooks.
It's cold and wet, the river is frozen, the streets are gray, at night a lonely lighted billboard - without advertising. People live in prefabricated or simple wooden houses, paint peels in the stairwell.
Nevertheless, people live here, the city has 350,000 inhabitants. They have established themselves in their homes, they are prepared for the long cold winter. Bedroom, living room, kitchen, bathroom. Patterned wallpaper, desk, television, piano, pictures on the wall, food on the table. The residents of Arkhangelsk have invited the photographer in their homes and he has made pictures that just show just they live.
Habitat, in- and outdoors, and how people arrange themselves. Somewhere in Russia. That's what this beautiful book is about and what makes it so exciting - just because it is so unspectacular.
In his essay A Journey from Nowhere to Nowhere Leonid A. Klimov talks about his mixed feelings about his cold secluded native land that is still his home, even if he does not live there anymore. Mostly because of the people.
Publisher: Peperoni Books
Size: 240 x 220 mm
88 Pages
, 43 colour images
Publisher's Description
In early 2012, an old analog photobooth was installed in Brussels, in a cultural center located near the home of Thomas Vanden Driessche, documentary photographer and member of the group Out Of Focus.
Following in the footsteps of artists like Topor, he decided to use this medium and its constraints to tell stories about the little world of photography he knows so well, through these strips of 4 pictures.
These "lessons" were basically distributed weekly through the Internet, but soon began to form of a real little guide to Contemporary Photography (How to be a contemporary, kitsch, conceptual, war, school of Helskinki photographer, etc.).
Armed with his Valentine typewriter, Thomas gives his lessons with a very personal humor and a gentle irony, highlighting stereotypes and excesses of some contemporary photographic trends. The author, personally embracing many influences from the mainstream of documentary photography in his own work is not sparing himself and also questions, in a way, his own approach.
Publisher: André Frère Editions
Size: 107 x 170 mm
48 pages
Publisher's Description
We are excited to announce the release of our latest publication Anna et Salomé – a book of new photographs by Barcelona-based photographer Adrià Cañameras. Born in 1988 to a French father and a Spanish mother, Adrià initially cut his teeth assisting fellow photographer Misha Kominek, and has since risen to prominence within the pages of Apartamento, Dazed & Confused, Rolling Stone, Die Welt and the New York Times, as well as through his frequent work with various musicians such as El Guincho and John Talabot.
The central focus of Anna et Salomé is the Mediterranean. Developed from a personal project which allowed Cañameras to reflect on the environment he grew up around, the images were captured in various locations along the Costa Brava in Spain and on the French island of Corsica. Shot between June 2012 and March 2013 these beautiful and striking photographs function on both an abstract and geological level, and can be viewed as part survey, part celebration and part meditation. (With thanks to Simon Roe)
Publisher: Lawson's Books
Size: 210 x 255 mm
64 pages
First Edition of 500 copies
Publisher's Description
"Abstract beauty collides with the gritty reality of contemporary Asia in Ian Teh's work, producing an effect that is at once mesmerising and disconcerting. If his subject is the world of the unseen – the people and landscapes that are everywhere, but strikingly unnoticed – then his images, too, draw the viewer into that nebulous space between admiration and revulsion, though there is barely a difference between the two."
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For centuries, ships following the trade winds ventured into The Straits of Malacca, a narrow 805 km stretch of water between Peninsular Malaysia and the Indonesian island of Sumatra. Today, from an economic perspective, it remains one of the most important shipping lanes in the world, linking the Indian Ocean to the Pacific. One-quarter of the world's traded goods, including oil, are shipped through these waters, with Port Klang as the main gateway to Malaysia. Historically, owing to Malaysia's uniquely important position as a maritime trading hub, The Straits brought commerce but also foreign influences that fundamentally determined the nation's cultural makeup and history. Hindu and Buddhist cultures imported from India dominated its early history for centuries. Although Muslims passed through in the 10th century, it was not until the 14th and 15th centuries that Islam first established itself on the Malay Peninsula. The rise of the colonial powers in the 19th and 20th centuries brought the Portuguese, Dutch and eventually the British into the region, followed by further migrations of Chinese and Indian workers to meet the needs of the colonial economy. Today, to sustain its economic growth, Malaysia has become the largest importer of migrant labour in the world and is one of the most multicultural societies on earth, undergoing deep transformations within its physical and cultural landscapes.
This series of photographs document a journey, for the most part along the short coastline of Selangor, the richest state in Malaysia. It is a contemporary portrait of a state, and in a sense a metaphor for the rest of the country. On the shore, an hour away from the nation's glittering capital, are the gritty industrialised shipping terminals of Port Klang and the sleepy, seemingly idyllic rural towns that populate the Selangor waterfront. These images try to offer a nuanced document of what this coastline is today, and perhaps a sense of the significant changes that are ongoing. Here, where land meets sea and cultures collide, entire worlds and realities shift and merge into each other, and questions of race, belonging and identity take on new meanings. Just as prehistoric glaciers leave the mark of their earlier journeys on the land, the outward appearance of these places clearly shows the confluence of past and present.
Limited Edition: 300 copies
Size: 242 x 165mm
176 pages, 74 plates.
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"These images and words are a gathering of individuals, events, places, conflicts and dilemmas that confronted me as I shifted from course to course in pursuit of survival. Some star-coloured, others, painted with rage, fall like rain in my memory. They all simmer down to what I remember, forgot, and what at last I know." Gordon Parks' photography. It is the most extensive publication to document his legendary career. Widely recognized as the most important and influential African-American photographer of the twentieth century, Parks combined a unique documentary and artistic style with a profound commitment to social justice.
Working first for the Farm Security Administration and later for Life magazine, he specialized in extended narrative picture stories on difficult subject matter. Covering crime, poverty, segregation, the politics of race and class, and controversial personalities, Parks became legendary for his ability to meld penetrating insight with a lyrical aesthetic.
He was thus able to introduce a broad and diverse public to people, issues and ideas they might otherwise have ignored. Parks was remarkably versatile, travelling the world to photograph news events and fashion, as well as the worlds of art, literature, music, theatre and film. Later in life, he reconceived his vision in fundamentally personal and poetic terms, producing colour photographs that were allusive rather than descriptive, symbolic rather than literal.
Publisher: Steidl
Size: 250 x 290 mm
1084 pages
Publisher's Description
Gordon Parks: Segregation Story features a broad selection of images – most of them published for the first time – from Gordon Parks' powerful 1956 photographic series documenting the "Restraints: Open and Hidden" on an extended African American family persevering in the segregated South. Originally commissioned for Life magazine, Parks' work resulted in the creation of hundreds of transparencies, representing one of his earliest social documentary studies on color film, only a fraction of which had been reproduced.
Publisher: Steidl
Size: 25 x 29 mm
120 Pages, 101 Photographs
Publisher's Description
There is a lot more to photography than simply picking up a camera, pointing it toward something, and tripping the shutter. Achieving a great photograph requires thought and preparation, an understanding of the photographic process, and a firm grasp of how light and composition affect a photo. There must be personal involvement and personal expression. There must be experimentation, with the recognition that only a small percentage of experiments end successfully.
In this book, best-selling author and world-renowned photographer and teacher Bruce Barnbaum explores these seldom-discussed issues by drawing upon his personal experiences and observations from more than 40 years of photographing and teaching. In addition to photographs, Bruce also uses painting, music, and writing, as well as the sciences and even business, to provide pertinent examples of creative thinking. These examples serve as stepping-stones that will lead you to your own heightened ability to see and be creative.
Creativity is a topic that is almost wholly ignored in formal education because most instructors think that it cannot be taught or learned. To the contrary, Bruce has proven that photographic seeing and creativity can be taught, learned, and improved. This book expands on the ideas that are central to Bruce's method of teaching photography, which he has used in workshops for the past 41 years.
Included in the book are in-depth discussions on the following topics:
• Defining your own unique rhythm and approach as a photographer
• How to translate the scene in front of you to the final photograph
• The differences and similarities between how an amateur and a professional approach photography
• The differences between realism and abstraction, and the possibilities and limitations of each
• Learning to expand your own seeing and creativity through classes, workshops, and associating with other photographers
• Why the rules of composition should be ignored
• How to follow your passion
• When to listen to the critics and when to ignore them
The book is richly illustrated with over 90 photographs taken by Bruce as well as other photographers.
Seeing and creativity are difficult to teach, but not impossible. This very different, perhaps groundbreaking book is sure to inspire photographers of all skill levels—from beginners to seasoned professionals—to think deeply about the issues involved in creating successful photographs.
Publisher: Rocky Nook
Size: 10 x 10"
196 pages
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An examination of European portraiture since the 1990s, this book shows how major changes in the continent's political and societal realms have inspired photographers to capture a new identity—both collective and individual.
The 1990s saw a resurgence of the portrait genre of photography, especially in Europe, where the collapse of communism and the solidification of the European Union raised enormously important questions about national identity and shared historical and cultural values. This volume delves into this important development, featuring full-page reproductions of work by Rineke Dijkstra, Jurgen Teller, Thomas Ruff, Nikos Markou, Anders Petersen, Clare Strand, and others from dozens of countries around the continent. Taken as a whole, these portraits comprise a new genre—one that represented a break from postmodernist strategies and which allowed for experimentation and the exchange of ideas.
Publisher: Prestel
Size:235 x 315 mm
240 pages, 150 colour illustrations, 50 b/w illustrations
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Published by Neuberger Museum of Art
Edited with text by Chelsea Spengemann. Text by Gil Blank, Tanya Sheehan.
192 pages
9" by 12"
Publisher's price $60
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Published by Neuberger Museum of Art
Edited with text by Chelsea Spengemann. Text by Gil Blank, Tanya Sheehan.
192 pages
9" by 12"
Publisher's price $60
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SUPER LABO is proud to announce the release of new book"福島(Fukushima)" by Antoine d'AgataOverseas deliveries Please note that, as this is a heavy item, overseas postage will be charged at twice our standard rates.
SUPER LABO is proud to announce the release of new book"福島(Fukushima)" by Antoine d'AgataA substantial catalogue of an exhibition in Spain in 2014, containing the best of Shikama's work since the original publication of The Silent Respiration of Forests. Includes work from Yosemite, Galicia and his residency in Skye in 2013.
Texts: Alain D'Hooghe, Carlos Cánovas y Yukiko Matsusaki
English/Spanish bilingual edition
24 x 17 cm
144 pages
In this publication, Seawright explores the theatre of war through the internal landscape of the US television news studio. Developing Virilio's theories about electronic warfare and weapons of mass communication, Seawright focuses here upon the illusory nature of these spaces where information is selectively transformed into news. Characteristically Seawright continues his exploration of contested spaces and illuminates an invisible aspect of contemporary conflict. Published in conjunction with the exhibition at the Centre Culturel Irlandais, Paris and The Model, Sligo.
56 pages
27 X 21 cm
APB Books
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Over two sweltering, bug-swarming weeks in July, the LBM Dispatch crew (superbly assisted by Stephen Milner and Brett Schenning) covered 2,400 miles in Georgia, exploring the State's diverse landscapes, histories, and narratives that were alternately harrowing and inspiring. From the Civil War to the last beleaguered Gullah Geechee community on Sapelo Island, the result is a sort of see-sawing time-lapse portrait of a region that continues to straddle the past and the present, and that seems to exist in a state of conflicted nostalgia and perpetual reconstruction.
The LBM Dispatch is an irregularly published newspaper of the North American ramblings of photographer Alec Soth and writer Brad Zellar.
Publisher: Little Brown Mushroom
Size: 11.25 x 15"
48 pages
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It's a good thing Joe Flacco gets paid for his right arm and not his mouth.
The Ravens quarterback made his first bad pass of the week when he used a derogatory term to rip the idea of next year's cold-weather Super Bowl at MetLife Stadium in his home state of New Jersey.
"I think it's retarded," Flacco said at yesterday's press conference before catching himself. "I probably shouldn't say that. I think it's stupid. If you want a Super Bowl, put a retractable dome on your stadium. Then you can get one. Other than I don't really like the idea. I don't think people would react very well to it, or be glad to play anybody in that kind of weather."
Flacco, a breakout star of this postseason, made his remarks at the Ravens' first pre-Super Bowl media session last night. The team arrived yesterday. Flacco surely will draw a big crowd at today's Media Day interview session at the Superdome and will be asked about his remarks.
Last week in New York, NFL commissioner Roger Goddell said he's not worried about the cold temperatures next year.
"We made this decision obviously not knowing what the weather would be, but football is made to be played in the elements," Goodell said. "We're going to celebrate the game here. We're going to celebrate the weather here. We're going to make it a great experience."
Today's press conference should get him a few more questions on this and possibly elicit an apology.
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ASU Pro Day: Burfict 'average', Bolden '100% healthy'
Vontaze Burfict, Gerell Robinson and Omar Bolden headlined the participants at this year's Arizona State Pro Day held at Sun Devil Stadium Friday.
More than 40 NFL scouts and coaches were in attendance with notepads and stopwatches in hand, including Cincinnati head coach Marvin Lewis and Cardinals defensive coordinator Ray Horton.
Burfict, who has another Pro Day scheduled for March 30, was trying to bounce back from a disappointing showing at the NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis last month. Burfict unofficially put up 16 reps of 225 pounds on the bench press, which isn't a lot for a player of his size.
"It went average," Burfict said of his Friday performance. "I've got another one on the 30th, so that gives me 14 days, so I'll be in better shape. I thought I was in shape today, but I could be way more (in shape)."
Burfict weighed in at 249 pounds, after playing last season close to 260 pounds. The former Sun Devil said he'd like to get down to 245.
The usually media-shy Burfict was also asked about his performance in Indianapolis and admitted he could have worked harder to prepare.
"I blame myself, it was just immaturity. I'm growing up and realizing what the world is about and I've just got to work harder in everything I do," he said.
Robinson, who had a stellar senior season with 77 catches for nearly 1,400 yards and 7 touchdowns was pleased with his performance in Tempe.
"I caught everything and I feel like I looked pretty good in my routes and everything felt pretty clean, and if I faltered, I still finished up and made the play," he said.
Maybe the player on the turf at Frank Kush Field Friday with the most to prove, other than Burfict, is cornerback Omar Bolden, who missed most of the 2009 season and all of last year with knee injuries. Bolden proclaimed he has no issues with the knee as he prepares for the draft.
"I'm 100 percent healthy," he said. "I'm a little tight right now, but I'm 100 percent healthy."
Quarterback Brock Osweiler was in attendance, but didn't participate. He'll also take part in a Pro Day on March 30 and his workout will be supervised by former ASU offensive coordinator Noel Mazzone, who now holds the same post at UCLA.
Former Sun Devil Rudy Carpenter, who is currently on the roster of the NFL's Tampa Bay Buccaneers, threw to receivers and defensive backs.
Arizona Sports' Craig Grialou contributed to this report
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After the incident, Bieber reportedly left the party, which was also attended by Paris Hilton, Lindsay Lohan, and Sean 'Diddy' Combs.
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