[ BOOK LIVES ] SideWalk by Jeff Mermelstein
SideWalk by Jeff Mermelstein Dewi Lewis ISBN 1899235620 SideWalk by Jeff Mermelstein was the winner of the sixth edition of the European Publishers Award for Photography* in…
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[ BOOK LIVES ] Hot Light/Half-Made Worlds Alex Webb
Hot Light/Half-Made Worlds by Alex Webb Thames & Hudson ISBN 978-0500541166 I searched for more than two decades for this book, only to be given…
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[ BOOK LIVES ] Deeds of War by James Nachtwey
Deeds of War by James Nachtwey Thames and Hudson ISBN 0-0500-54152-3 I doubt anyone is going to be upset with me if I have not…
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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 ] The City by Mitch Epstein
The City by Mitch Epstein powerHouse Books ISBN 978-1576871010 I have many books by Mitch Epstein and it is not something I am shy to declare publicly.
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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…
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[ BOOK LIVES ] Approximate Joy by Christopher Anderson
Approximate Joy by Christopher Anderson Stanley & Baker ISBN 978-0995555594 I will be lying if I said I bought this book because I totally got…
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[ BOOK LIVES ] Party: Quotations from Chairman Mao Tsetong by Cristina De Middel
Party: Quotations from Chairman Mao Tsetong by Cristina de Middel RM/Archive of Modern Conflict ISBN 978-8415118671 Using words from Mao’s Little Red Book and ‘ideologies’…
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[ BOOK LIVES ] Zimbabwe: Your Wounds Will Be Named Silence by Robin Hammond
Zimbabwe: Your Wounds Will Be Named Silence by Robin Hammond Actes Sud ISBN 978-2330012786 Let me assure you first that my reason for writing about Robin…
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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…