It’s That You’re Here by Caroline Kist
We all have our private universes, our spaces away from the noises and demands of the outside world. Our retreats and safe places,...
We all have our private universes, our spaces away from the noises and demands of the outside world. Our retreats and safe places,...
People, always people. To understand what makes a book special, to recognise that moment when it evolves from merely elegantly...
In 2022 Morganna Magee released her debut publication, the hypnotic Extraordinary Experiences. Inspired by her lockdown experience, it...
“Do you have the need to know?” When we were kids our dads did ordinary jobs. They worked in factories or banks or hospitals. They made...
Without a doubt a passion project, this beautiful debut from Dutch photographer Monique Belier is a visual dialogue, a love letter to...
To understand where we come from is to understand who we are. To understand who we come from is to understand what we are. Ever since I...
Melts and blurrs. Lynch did it with cinema, Bacon did it with paint and Olga Karlovac does it with photography. Finding a unique voice in...
Deviation The action of doing something that is different from the usual or common way of behaving… Cambridge Dictionary Different, no...
It is somewhat telling that in a book entitled Dream Catcher, the first image we encounter appears as a receding passage with the word...
My association with Photobook Store and Martin Amis go back the best part of a decade now. I was a customer long before I began ...
As with pretty much any photo book that catches my attention, the initial lure has to be the work itself. In the case of The Island it...
To find out that Price Harrison has a successful career in architecture and design comes as no surprise. An initial examination of his...
Why shouldn't a zine get as much attention as a book? The answer of course, is that there is no reason. The zine is merely (generally...
I have no idea whether Dutch photographer Jennifer Drabbe has affiliations to the fashion industry, however if not then her debut...
Cultural identity and commerce, a fine balancing act. Stefan Canham's study of the northern Vietnamese town Sapa, highlights not only...
On one of our all too infrequent visits to New York some years ago we were sitting on a subway train trying to head back to our hotel, I...
This was my first ever photo book article. I sent it to Martin Amis at Photobook Store way back in 2015 and the first steps on a...
What is it about sad songs? On occasion they can remind you that you are not alone, an arm around a shoulder, or a friend in a time of...
There but for the grace of God. If I had encountered Miro Kuzmanovic's Signs by the Roadside last year then my reaction to it would...
If you go down to the woods today..... When I was a child I (like many no doubt) I recall this rhyme being sung to me by voices with...