Photobooks

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Explore American Glitch by Orejarena & Stein—an eerie, satirical look at truth, fiction, and disinformation in the U.S. visual landscape.
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“Dogbreath” combines a lot of classic photography techniques to create a uniquely intimate yet uneasy atmosphere, weaving together images of urban decay, sun-bleached neighborhoods, mosh pits, and punk teenagers alongside their wild dog counterparts.
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Discover Kate Schultze’s Top 10+1 photobooks of 2024 — a curated list of this year’s most powerful, poetic, and thought-provoking photography books.
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Favourite photobooks I picked up this year for under 40 Euros.
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Explore Max Pinckers’ State of Emergency—a powerful photobook that reimagines Kenya’s colonial history through reenactments and ‘imagined records.’
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Explore how Woman Wearing Ring Shields Face from Flash uses archival photos to reveal the unsettling overlap between photography and violence.
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Discover four standout zines that blend documentary, fashion, and experimentation—perfect for photographers exploring affordable, creative photobook formats.
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Explore Stefanie Moshammer’s photobook—a vivid, surreal take on the American Dream through love, fiction, and desert suburbia.
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Discover Elena Helfrecht’s Plexus, a haunting photobook exploring family trauma, memory, and myth through surreal black-and-white imagery.
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Finding beauty in normality: Ute and Werner Mahler’s almost static black and white photographs explore the details of mundanity.
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The British Isles marks the beginning of a new era of a tender approach to the weirdness of British documentary photography.