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BOOK LIVES: Beginnings: 1975 by Ishiuchi Miyako
Beginnings: 1975 by Ishiuchi Miyako Sokyusha Ishiuchi Miyako is one of four Japanese image-makers to have been awarded the Hasselblad Award.
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BOOK LIVES: Combing for Ice and Jade by Kurt Tong
Combing for Ice and Jade by Kurt Tong Jiazazhi Press ISBN 978-988-14575-8-5 Half way through Lulu Wang‘s The Farewell a few days ago, I told myself that this film has all the…
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BOOK LIVES: Summer Nights by Robert Adams
Summer Nights by Robert Adams Aperture ISBN 0-89381-141-6 I have no idea why it has taken me so long to own a monograph by Robert Adams.
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BOOK LIVES: Bhavan Museum by Dayanita Singh
Museum Bhavan by Dayanita Singh Steidl ISBN 978-3-95829-161-4 “Given her status in the art world, Dayanita Singh is totally capable of building a real museum in the real world.”
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BOOK LIVES: Finding Naoko in Esquire Singapore, November 2018
In Esquire Singapore November 2018: A sneak of six mise-en-scènes, and a movie poster I have created for my long-suffering project Finding Naoko.
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BOOK LIVES: The Blue Room by Eugene Richards
The Blue Room by Eugene Richards Phaidon Press ISBN 9780714848327 Usually when an established artist departs from his usual/established palette or style, he is often seen to be ‘in crisis’.
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BOOK LIVES: Dark Cities by Shyue Woon
Dark Cities by Shyue Woon co-published with Invisible Photographer Asia ISBN 978-981-11-6667-9 I’m taking a break from watching Sharp Objects to write about this trilogy.
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BOOK LIVES: é by Masao Yamamoto
é by Masao Yamamoto Nazraeli Press ISBN 1-59005-147-5 There is something very therapeutic about é by Masao Yamamoto that I find it hard to express fully in words.
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BOOK LIVES: Picturing Politics
Politics have always been a favorite topic among photographers. Here’s a small selection of what I like.
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BOOK LIVES: Paris by Andreas H. Bitesnich
Paris by Andreas H. Bitesnich Room5Books I’ve been an admirer of Andreas H. Bitesnich’s photography for many years, having encountered his Travel book in a bookshop.
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