#46 tourism — Artist's Books
The Artist’s Books
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Francesca Woodman. The Artist’s Books. London: MACK, 2023
Read moreFrancesca Woodman. The Artist’s Books. London: MACK, 2023
Read moreJosef Koudelka. IKONAR: Archival Constellations. Lausanne: Photo Elysée, / Leipzig: Spector Books, 2022
Read moreWitold Kanicki, Wacław Nowak. Polaroid. Lusowo:Wolno, 2022
Read morePHOTO COLLAR. Viktor Kolar. Brno: Stará pošta Gallery and Publishing House, 2022
Read moreVáclav Jirásek. Infection 2001-2021. UMPRUM: Eastern Front, Prague / London, 2021
Read moreHélène Bellenger & Charlotte Perrin, Plaisir Solide, Paris: Poursuite, 2021, ISBN 97824901140275
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Hassan Hajjaj. Hassan Hajjaj, Paris: RVB Books, 2019, ISBN 9791090306912
Read moreEva Koťátková & Hana Janečková. Dotek zvířete, Praha: ArtMap, 2021, ISBN 9788090787360
Read morePhilippe Durand: Chauvet, l’aventure intérieure, Paris: RVB Books, 2021, ISBN 9791090306974
Read moreThis monumental volume presents the full scope of an archival collection of vernacular photographs presented in an accessible online form. The seven-hundred-page publication edited by Szabolcs Barakonyi is a collection of the legacy of exceptional “masters” of photography…
Read moreIn a triptych hidden inside a cardboard box bearing the inscription I Am Warning You, the author explores the theme of migration, including the barriers, fences and walls that are currently being built along borders across the world…
Read moreIn her publication Pass It On, Daria Tuminas experiments with the permeation of the exhibition and photobook formats. She works with material from family albums as if they represented found footage, thus involving them in a constant creative process…
Read moreDiana Tamane (born 1986), who is among the most striking artists of the young generation, has gathered renown well beyond her home region of the Baltics. Her book, which was nominated in the Best Debut category at Paris Photo, is an assemblage of the artist’s projects to date…
Read morePhotobooks are now a global phenomenon, as attested to by another new publication on the seemingly distant subject of Greenland. This three-hundred-page book contains black-and-white photographs made in this island colony by the Danish traveler John Møller (1867–1935)…
Read moreThe publication Heroes by the photographer and documentary filmmaker Karoliina Paatos, born in Utsjoki/Finland in 1979, is conceived in a newspaper format and is considered one of the most exciting discoveries of these days…
Read moreWhen Hynek Alt handed me this book on the street (both of us in respirators and clumsily trying to maintain social distance without impeding our friendly and confidential communication), I was surprised by its format and production…
Read moreMarkéta Luskačová knew the northeast coast from visiting Chris Killip in Newcastle upon Tyne in 1976–1977. In 1978, the local film and photography team Amber invited her, along with Martine Franck, Henri Cartier-Bresson, and Paul Caponigro, to photograph North East England…
Read moreThe genius of some undertakings rests in their simplicity.
Read moreThe results of a deadly gas leak from a chemical pesticide plant run by the American company Union Carbide in the central Indian city of Bhopal in 1984 led to the greatest catastrophe of its kind in history…
Read moreOn the basis of the extremely well known yellow frame of National Geographic magazine, and through meticulous work with its archive, Michelle Dizon and Viêt Lê present a critical reflection of the perspective of white people on “the rest of the world”…
Read more“The question of when, where and how is certainly a preoccupation for all kinds of people,” as a back cover blurb for Austrian artist Thomas Geiger’s book fittingly put it. Within this small yellowish book, the urinary theme mediates a fascinating tour through the issue of contemporary urination in relation to various elements of bizarreness, art and minorities…
Read moreArnis Balcus takes us on a guided tour, sans commentary, through bedrooms, panel hous- es, genitals, bodily fluids, hair, expressions, snapshots, ex-girlfriends, strangers, moments that are somehow essential, and sometimes relationships of which we know nothing and learn nothing (which would probably prove unnecessary anyway)…
Read moreOdnoviun, Valentyn. Surveillance: A Typology of Oppression. Vilnius: Artprint.lt, Lithuanian Culture Research Institute, 2020. ISBN 9786098234060
Read moreSchink, Hans-Christian. Kochi Nights. Berlin: The Velvet Cell, 2020. ISBN 9781908889591
Read moreGonzalez, Andreas. American Origami. Amsterdam: Fw:Books, 2019. ISBN 9789490119812.
Read moreYang, Li. 404 Not Found. Beijing: Jiazazhi Press, 2018. ISBN 9789881311870.
Read moreLismanis, Reinis. T6031_T6061_T8001. Vilnius: NoRoutineBooks, 2019. ISBN 9786098216011.
Read moreKovács, Kristóf and Szigeti, Árpád (eds.). If I Saw that in a Gallery, I Would Say this is Art. Budapest: DEPOSIT, Hurrikan Press, 2019
Read moreDigital – An Ethonographic Dictionary is the first Czech book on digital colonialism.
Getting into Rafał Milach’s book is quite a tough nut to crack. The book is colorful from all sides, it’s wrapped around with string, you unpack it like a Christmas present and it feels like a children’s pop-up book…
Pillars of Home is a book of ninety-eight instant homemade sculptures, each of which took no longer than thirty minutes to create —the thirty minutes in which a child sleeps and one can rest or work or both at once, which is how this visual game was created…
Digital – An Ethonographic Dictionary is the first Czech book on digital colonialism.
In the spring of 2018, the Association of Professional Photographers of the Czech Republic named Libuše Jarcovjáková (born 1952) personality of the year…