Women in Photography

This edition presents extraordinary images form the archive of renowned photographer Fran May - extraordinary for their quality but also for the fact that she started capturing these moments while still a teenager. A few years later, while at the Royal College of Art,...

This first comprehensive monograph on the prominent Australian artist Rosemary Laing displays the full range of her photographic art. 'Unquiet' is a word often used to describe Laing's images, usually presented in a landscape format, suspended midway between fantasy and reality, they render the...

Flora: A Frozen English Garden presents artist Marisa Culatto’s Flora series of 35 works featuring plant life that has been composed, frozen and then photographed in the manner of a classic still life. Each work includes a text by botanical researcher and gardener Eduardo Barba and a...

What does “family” mean today? Which notions and prejudices come to light with it? How is modern family life shaped these days? In her project A Real Danish Family, the British artist Gillian Wearing asks these questions in ways that are both artistic and...

Incorporating research in the fields of psychical research, psychology, physiology, photography and optical viewing, Susan MacWilliam's work explores ideas about the visible and the invisible, about vision and perception, reality and illusion. Through the use of video, photography and sculptural installation, MacWilliam has created...

Rare & Collectible Color Coordinated Interiors catalogues a little known but characteristic and illuminating early project of Laurie Simmons's from 1983, just a few years after her first solo show in New York. Simmons is best known for her chilling and sophisticated photographs of...

Numbered edition of 750 Rare & Collectable Published in 1980, this artist’s book collects together a series of black and white photographs of an outdoor garden documenting the transformations taking place ‘from Spring 1974 to Spring 1979’ with an accompanying text by the artist. ...

The very idea of photography is to imitate its motifs as precisely as possible. Today’s digital images have a preciseness of millions of pixels. But in photography’s infancy the act of photographing was a significantly more organic and time consuming process. Lisen Stibeck has...

This newly published book pairs Marisa Culatto's 12 Untitled photographs with 12 haiku by Yuzo Ono written in response to the images. These works were originally commissioned by MOCA London as part of their 2020 WE (Web Exhibitions) program. Marisa Culatto Marisa Culatto spent a whole...

This collection of Lovisa Ringborg’s photographs seem to blur the boundaries between reality and fiction. Ringborg creates dreamy scenarios and situations capturing an inner world, highlighting the power of the subconscious and leaving the viewer with a feeling of uncertainty and wonder.Guided by intuition,...

Limited edition of 1,000 copies Rare and collectable Young Photographer is a super-sized book featuring superb reproductions of Amy Adler's photographs of her own drawings. Adler selects photographs from her personal collection, and in some instances from magazines, then makes a life-sized pastel drawing...

Rare edition Featuring an essay by Lucy R. Lippard This catalogue was published to accompany the groundbreaking 1997 exhibition and Defining Eye: Women Photographers of the 20th Century, Selections from the Helen Kornblum Collection at the Saint Louis Art Museum. Featuring work by well-known luminaries...

Edition of 750 copies Sigune Hamann's work combines experimental approaches in photography, video, and sound with cross-disciplinary inquiry. She explores how time, perception, and attention shape the construction and experience of images through interventions and installations. Freshers was the first project of Hamann’s residency working with...

Edition of 500 copies Sigune Hamann's work combines experimental approaches in photography, video, and sound with cross-disciplinary inquiry. She explores how time, perception, and attention shape the construction and experience of images through interventions and installations. This catalogue was published to mark Hamann’s residency in...

100 Pioneering Women presents a selection of images of remarkable women, who have defied the expectations of their gender and made extraordinary contributions to British life over the past four centuries. This book features some of the National Portrait Gallery’s most famous sitters –...

No Man's Land is a surreal and terrifying place, a world at once horrific and hilarious. It consists entirely of strange, often sinister, interiors: spas that look like forensic laboratories; classrooms so clinical that they fill us with vague, unsettling fears; offices; target ranges;...

In 2013, an alarming number of National Park redwood trees were shorn of their knobby protrusions, called burls. The trees were disfigured by thieves aiming to sell distinctive burl wood to luxury furniture retailers. One team was bold enough to fell an entire tree...

Text in English and German In 2007, Candida Höfer selected some of Philadelphia's highly symbolic and venerable institutions that tell a story about the city's 300-year history, and explored them with her tried-and-tested approach to photography. The interiors of the Fisher Library, the Girard...

Vivian Keulards is a conceptual portrait photographer. She creates visual human stories, often accompanied with text. Addiction is still a big taboo. With this photo book and project, Vivian Keulards breaks her silence around the addiction and death of her brother Hans. Years after...

Best known for her controversial 2005 postmortem portrait series The Travellers, which The New York Times called "a peek... at the vibrant, living face beneath the mask of death," the former architectural photographer Elizabeth Heyert resumes her role as observer and voyeur in this...