Books
Photobook spotlights, themed reading lists, and profiles of the people who collect them.
What happens when a body of photographs becomes a publication? In Reading Photographs Notes #04, five photographers take us through four recently published works, opening up conversations around editing, sequencing,...
Among thousands of photographs, we keep the perfect frame and leave the rest behind, but meaning often waits inside the images we almost erased....
In Frozen Features, photographer Jason Fulford surrenders his 30-year archive to chance, explaining in an interview with Nathan Leigh Taylor how he used a "metaphysical slot machine" approach to pair...
Published for William Eggleston's landmark 1976 MoMA exhibition, William Eggleston's Guide remains essential reading nearly fifty years later. More than a mere catalogue, it demonstrates how editing and visual rhythm...
The third Reading Photographs Notes explores three works that challenge a familiar assumption: that a photobook must behave like a book. Together, they prompted conversations about material, memory, authorship, and...
Pale Flare describes an observation about photographic culture in Thailand, though it applies well beyond. Exhibition statements tend to close down interpretation rather than open it....
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