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Thursday, September 16, 2021

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Lorna Simpson Collages.

Collages by Lorna Simpson. Introduction by Elizabeth Alexander.
Chronicle Books, 2018. 204 pp. 8½x10½".

Using advertising photographs of black women (and men) drawn from vintage issues of Ebony and Jet magazines, the exquisite and thought-provoking collages of world-renowned artist Lorna Simpson explore the richly nuanced language of hair ... Buy NOW or Read more

TODAY'S BOOKSHELF - A Daily Selection of Books In-Stock and Available to Purchase at photo-eye

Götterdämmerung. The Twilight of the Gods.

Photographs by Sven Marquardt. Text by Enrico Debandi and Eugenio Viola.

Beach Umbrella.

Photographs by Roe Ethridge.

Science Rends the Veil.

Photographs by Edward Bateman.

Stromboli 1949.

Photographs by Federico Patellani. Contributions by Kitti Bolognesi, Alberto Bougleux, Giovanna Calvenzi, and Goffredo Fofi.

Nowhere to Go But Everywhere.

Photographs by Dotan Saguy.

No System.

Photographs by Vinca Petersen.

Photography & Fascination.

Written by Max Kozloff.

The Levee.

Photographs by Sohrab Hura.

Frank Horvat.

Photographs and Text by Frank Horvat. Edited by Bruna Biamino and Giovanni Rimoldi.

Fotoclubismo.

Edited by Sarah Meister Hermanson.

American Motel Signs II.

Photographs by Steve Fitch.

Compendium 1898-1919.

Photographs by Alison Rossiter.

Hunger – Epilogue.

Photographs by Michael Ackerman.

The Life of a Photograph.

Written by Laurence Keefe and Dennis Inch.

Alfons Mucha.

Photographs by Alfons Mucha. Essay by Josef Moucha.

Kumo.

Photographs by Osamu Yokonami.

Stryker.

Edited by Lewis Bush.

The Earth Will Come To Laugh And Feast.

Phoographs by Roger Ballen. Text by Gabriele Tinti.

Tar Beach.

Created, edited, and curated by Susan Meiselas. Foreword by Martin Scorsese.

Octave.

Photographs and text by Philip Perkis and Cyrilla Mozenter. Book design by Cyrilla Mozenter and Philip Perkis.

Terminus.

Photographs by John Divola.

Look Up to the Moon.

Photographs by John Cohen.

Hardened.

Photographs by Jeff Mermelstein.

100 Polaroids.

Photographs by Patrick Sansone.

Silver Lake Drive.

Photographs by Alex Prager. Contributions by Michael Govan, Nathalie Herschdorfer, Clare Grafik, and Michael Mansfield.

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A Review by Odette England

Odette England is an artist and writer; an Assistant Professor and Artist-in-Residence at Amherst College in Massachusetts; and a resident artist of the Elizabeth Foundation for the Arts Studio Program in New York. Her work has shown in more than 90 solo, two-person, and group exhibitions worldwide. England’s first edited volume Keeper of the Hearth was published by Schilt Publishing (2020), with a foreword by Charlotte Cotton.

Please Notify The Sun

Odette England reviews Please Notify the Sun. Nobody Books, Sweden, 2020.

"The basis of Stephen Gill’s latest photobook Please Notify the Sun marks a similar first: to catch a fish and photograph it from the inside out. And here’s the first of many catches: Gill must catch said fish. No popping to the shops to buy the catch-of-the-day, no shortcuts. A task easier said than done, especially when you start mentally working your way through the equipment, determination, patience, and hearty helping of good luck required."—Odette England Read more

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