Mack Books

'Day Sleeper' shows Dorothea LANGE through the eyes of Sam CONTIS, addressing resonances between the two ways of seeing. An unknown side with unseen photos of her family, studio portraits and photos taken in the streets of San Francisco and the East Bay.

'An Archeology of Fear and Desire' by Frédéric BRENNER is an attempt to recontextualize Israel, exploring longing, belonging & exclusion. It is part of a project, were participating Joseph KOUDELKA, Gilles PERESS, Stephen SHORE, Nick WAPLINGTON a.o.

In this volume of Alessandra SANGUINETTI's series we follow Guillermina & Belinda from ages 14 to 24 as they negotiate the fluid territory between adolescence and young adulthood, still surrounded by the animals and rural settings of their childhood.

This photo volume, 'The Canary and The Hammer' by Lisa BARNARD, offers a fascinating insight into the troubled history of gold and its complex connections with the global economy. The series was created over four years and across four continents.

In his photographic volume 'Lago', US-American photographer Ron JUDE returns to his own early childhood. He attempts to reconcile the imponderables of memory with our need to give things a narrative meaning.

In 'Thirty-Six Views of Mount Fuji', Takashi HOMMA explores his country's traditions of representation & depiction, and also offers a new encounter with his subject. Using pinhole cameras and digital technology, he forms haunting images of the mountain.

HC (no dust jacket, as issued), 24,5 x 30,5 cm., 160 pp., 90 color ills., text language: English

This catalog volume, 'The Stutter of History' ,accompanies the large Thomas DEMAND retrospectives in many museums worldwide. It shows the breadth and depth of his artistic output and why he is considered one of the leading contemporary artists worldwide.

HC (no dust jacket, as issued) 19 x 26 x 4 cm., 76 pp., 38 color ills., text language: English

'Shining Lights: Black Women Photographers in 1980s-90s Britain' by Joy Gregory is the first critical anthology to bring together the work of black women photographers, providing an overview of a significant and overlooked chapter in photographic history.