Recently published by MACK, Francesca Woodman: The Artist’s Books encapsulates the ethereal artistry of the late American photographer.
Rohina Hoffman’s Embrace is a rich amalgamation of photographic projects exploring food, family, and multicultural identity.
Another must-have for every library is Katy Hessel’s The Story of Art without Men. Most libraries have a request form, why not ask your local library to acquire a copy for its shelves?
12th December of the #HHAdvent calendar we’re excited that Volume 3 of the Age of Collage has arrived at the HQ.
Nearly 200 years of photographic history as seen and told by women. 300 photographers from around the world, this book is definitely one to include in the letter to Santa. Includes many of the names we love and many that we’d never heard of. And, of course, there are some utterly awesome pictures!
Ursula Schulz-Dornburg’s latest book presents her largely unseen series documenting the imaginative play behind Amsterdam’s Jongensland.
Published alongside a complementary exhibition (Fotomuseum Winterthur), Chosen Family explores ‘family’ as a social and cultural construct.
In a series between photographer and community, LaToya Ruby Frazier explores the fallout of a factory’s closure in her series ‘The Last Cruze’.
On Photography is a vital reminder of how the ethics of vision are an inescapable consideration for photographers practicing today.
A range of historical and contemporary approaches, not only to image-making but curating, archive work and heritage practice.
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