It is when we are at our most vulnerable that we are the most honest. I hope the day never comes when I seek comfort in the solitude of Ravens.
Ronny Sen: Khmer Din
Khmer Din by young Indian photographer Ronny Sen is his first artist book. Self-published in limited editions (200+3 copies), it includes a box with book, two text sheets, a box of six 5×7 inches prints and a poster on archival paper.
Steidl: Disrespect your own Photographs & Fuck the midtones
Gerhard was surprisingly unassuming for a man many call the single most important figure in publishing in the last decade.
A Show of Hands and a Tale Of Two Countries : Notes from the IPA Photo Books Show 2013
It is now about 2 weeks since the IPA Photo Books Show. Enough time to take a breather, reflect and now, post a few notes.
Edwin Koo: Searching For Paradise
This is the story of my search for paradise on earth, in a place devastated by both Man and Nature. Paradise is a photo book based on Swat Valley in Pakistan, authored by Singapore photographer Edwin Koo.
Ren Shulin’s Adolescence, Innocence & Idealism in 80s China
八十年代中学生 The Innocent in the 80s was taken between 1979 and 1989, spanning the entire 1980s when Ren Shulin was twenty-five, at the end of adolescence.
Making a memento – Photo Project to Photo Book
Unlike a gallery exhibition, the Photo Book is an intimate memento. You bring it back and engage in a dialogue with its maker within the privacy and familiarity of your own living space.
Between The Rivers, by Rahman Roslan
Between The Rivers, Volume 1 by Rahman Roslan, Malaysia was published in a first edition of 40 copies and debuted at the IPA Photo Books Show 2013.
Ying Ang, Sentire to Feel.
A late addition to the IPA Photo Books Show 2013 was Ying Ang’s delicate Sentire to Feel artist zine.
TwentyFifteen Interview 03/20: Kevin WY Lee, Bay Of Dreams
TwentyFifteen.sg Interview with Kevin WY Lee, founder of Invisible Photographer Asia, on the Bay Of Dreams publication.
Bay Of Dreams, by Kevin WY Lee
Often, in the endless pursuit of our dreams, we forget that we also steal the dreams of others along the way. These images represent dreams – mine, yours, ours and theirs – real, or maybe imagined.
COCKS, by Ernest Goh
Ernest Goh’s latest photographic series explores the close relationship between animals and their human masters.
Institutionalised Care, by Eiffel Chong
Hospitals, better known as medical centres have come a long way to become a very ‘hotel looking’ institution.
The Back Page Revisited – Reinterpreting the News Event
Familiar and usual place, ordinary scene without specific features, public area with many people gathering and passing by or very private secluded location.
Spotlight Australia: Ben Bohane, Black Islands: Spirit and War in Melanesia
A curatorial focus on Australian photo essays that have received little or no attention outside of Australia by Tamara Voninski.