We are pleased to announce our collaboration with the KITI 7 Project. KITI 7 Project brings together artists who use photographic medium and offers them a chance to exhibit their work within a gallery space. This year KITI 7 Project are showcasing work by Lithuanian photographers who live and run their practice abroad. Alongside the exhibition Photobookshow will be showing a selection of photobooks from the archive, curated by Lithuanian photographers Valus Sonov and Paulius Butkus. When The exhibition of photobooks will be on show over two days from the 18th to the 19th November 2016. Where Klaipedos Parodu Rumai, Didžioji Vandens g. 2, Klaipeda, Lithuania Participants: Jason Evans, Daniel Epthorp, Nick Rochowski, Jason Larkin, Steven Nestor, Javier Arcenillas, Debbie Naylor, Pierre Liebaert, 43 Mag, Filipe Casaca, Scott Caruth, John S. Webb, Israel Ariño, Nicholas Albrecht, Malcolm Venville, Rosa Rodriguez Sanchez, Helena Rovira, Johann Selles, Mi-Yeon, Motohiko Hasui, yusuke yamatani, BRAINSTORMING, Ayumi Goromaru, Murray Ballard, Julia Polunina-But, Sumi Takeshi, Mahesh Shantaram, zhang lijie and Jaap Scheeren Supported by The project is organized by the Union of the Lithuanian Art Photographers/Klaipeda Department and is partially supported by the Lithuanian Council for Culture.
We are pleased to announce our next photobook show in Kyiv, Ukraine at Ya Gallery with the help of Niice Media. We will be showing over 80 photobooks from our archive and have open submissions for Ukrainian based photographers and book makers. If you have donated to our archive your photobook will be in the selection process. We will contact all selected participants by the end of March. When 27th – 29th of May 2016 Opening night 27th Where Khoryva, 49 B, Kyiv, Ukraine Submissions Open call for photobooks from Ukrainian based photographers and book makers. For details on submitting visit http://photobookshow.co.uk/submit Translations Photobookshow Kyiv 27-29 мая 2016 Выставка зинов и самиздат-фотокниг со всего мира. Приём работ для украинских фотографов, букмэйкеров, зинов и журналов. Подробней: http://photobookshow/submit – Photobookshow Kyiv 27-29 2016 Виставка зінів та самвидав-фотокниг з усього світу. Прийом робіт від українських фотографів та букмейкерів. Детальніше: http://photobookshow/submit Participants: One Week In Moscow by Murray Ballard & Gabriella Rizzello, The Myth of the Airborne Warrior by Stuart Griffiths, Open Mic by Ewen Spencer, 75003 by Gianluca Tamorri, Alan Sugar Must Die by Scott Caruth, A lamb named Beauty by An-Sofie Kesteleyn, Memories Of by Bruno Ehrs, Sexual Joy Through Self-Hypnosis by Kristine Jakobsen, Rue by Michael DeMeo, 23.04.09 – 27.12.11 by Lidija Kononenko, Others by Edward Newton, Caerdydd Diary by Mahesh Shantaram & Vidya Rao, 10×15 by Quentin de Briey, More Than Ninety Minutes by Stewart Weir, Speaking of Names, by Christopher Gianunzio & Jenny Tondera, United Kingdom by James O Jenkins, Salaryman Project by Bruno Quinquet, Fucking In The Morning Time Is Better Than A Cup Of Haferschleim by Landry A, Vacances 1952 by Lina V Persson, FIELDNOTES by Stuart Bailes, Hidden Islam by Nicolò Degiorgis, Developing by yuchen yang, A Process by Der Greif, Bradley by Wilma Rekkers, Pieces of Berlin 2009-2013 by Florian Reischauer, Memrobillia by Gabor Arion Kudasz, Piémanson by Yogananthan, Bidean by Miren Pastor, Der Weg des Krampus / The way of the krampus by Dominik Gigler, Purity by David Magnusson, This is England by Homer Sykes, Palestine Pigeon by erico yoshida, Archive Play by Artists: Hertta Kiiski, Niina Vatanen, Authors: Monika Fagerholm, Mirjami Schuppert, See What I See by Jessica Bishopp, Separate we are together by Mischa de Stroumillo, Seeds: On the Origin of Food Crops by Jos Jansen, Sudden Flowers by Eric Gottesman, DUALⅠ＆Ⅱ by toshitsugu yamawaki, Rest3000- Stay5000- by Tokyo Rumando/東京るまん℃, Whispering with elves, trolls, and hidden-folks by keiko kurita, Invisible Architecture by Vaan, アオノニマス 肺 by 柿崎真子, 写真会議録BRAINSTORMING vol.1 人間 / vol.2光 / vol.3嘘 by 写真会議録BRAINSTORMING編集部, Tales From The City Of Gold by Jason Larkin, In Visible Cities by Diana Artus, Kalush Part 1 by Christopher Nunn, Ordinary 90\’s playgame by NASTYNASTY©, Book #1 : What My Pussy Loves by Liana Yang, Nachtigall / Nightingale by Lena Grass, (No) soy de aquí by Gustavo Alemán, Imaginary Club by Oliver Sieber, Sudden Death by Julia Mueller, Traces Within by Eva Voutsaki, (unknown) by Save Zine, Pseudo Plant by Jacqueline Butler, Position(s) by Antoine d\’Agata, Ezkiozaleak by Julia Montilla, Jess Smith, Haikainonekoyanagi by Nakanishi Taisuke, Undercoover by Adam W. Thomas, Budapest by Hagnere Yoann and Viola Korosi, “Well, it’s all over now.” by Various, South East 15 by Cliff Bevan, Memory Full Summer by Various, Bloom. by Rosaline Shahnavaz, Tangente by Laurent Chardon, My Beamline by Kevin Luchs, Midwest Dirt by Nathan Pearce, “Mimus, by Wiesje Peels, Yoshimitsu Yagi and LIDO. A SUD DI NESSUN NORD by Allegra Martin
Working in association with Brighton Photo Biennial, Photobookshow invited submissions based on this year’s BPB theme – Communities, Collectives and Collaboration. The show is being exhibited throughout the BPB14 at Jubilee Library in central Brighton, 4 October – 2 November 2014. Participants: Garry Jones, Lena Guimont, Pete Rogers, Goose Flesh, Adam Lach, Lais Pontes, Clara Bahlsen, Der Greif, Roberto Boccaccino, Wilma Rekkers, Mark Lewis and Tanya Zack, Florian Reischauer, Gabor Arion Kudasz, Scopio Network, Nicolas Guiraud, Jan Banning, Minyung Im, Chiara Dazi, Ying Ang, Malcolm Venville, Rosa Rodriguez Sanchez, Vasantha Yogananthan, Adriana Monsalve, Zun Lee, Ignacio Navas, Göran Gnaudschun, Gregory Reuben Levitt, Monica Alcazar-Duarte, Nick Ballon, Dominik Gigler, Esther S White, Trevor Powers, David Magnusson, Birgit Krause, Adam Void, Seza Bali, George Coles, Homer Sykes, Jason Larkin, Mi-Yeon, Erico Yoshida, Hertta Kiiski, Niina Vatanen, Monika Fagerholm, Mirjami Schuppert, Jessica Bishopp, Jason Hynes, Martino Chiti, Human Endeavour Collective, Charlotte Ball, Rosie Barnes, Lucy Levene, Jin Hee Bae, Zhang Lijie, Jos Jansen, Christophe Guillaud, The Lost Prarie, Portrait Salon, Eric Gottesman, Sam Ivin, Nicolò Degiorgis, Chaska Covatti, Elsa Heath, Ava Aubrey Conboy, William Hanekom, Jess Herbert, Carla Rudgyard, Yian Zeng, Ruben Brett and Farouk Furjani In association with www.bpb.org.uk / www.photoworks.org.uk Brighton Photo Biennial is the UK’s leading curated photography festival and promotes new thinking around photography through a commissioned programme of events and exhibitions. The festival is produced by Photoworks, an organisation dedicated to enabling participation in photography, the most democratic medium of contemporary visual culture. Photoworks’ programme includes commissions, publishing and participation. In collaboration with local, national and international partners, Photoworks connects outstanding artists with audiences and champions talent and ambition.
G Book Show at Brighton, England at One Eyed Jacks Gallery. Following on from F Book Show in Tokyo, we are please to showcase over 90 Japanese photobooks submitted during our stay in Tokyo. Opening Night Friday 6 June from 8pm facebook event Panel Discussion and BBQ Saturday 7 from 1pm Phaidon Competition throughout show Full details here.. We are pleased to bring another edition of Photobookshow to our hometown of Brighton. Following the call for submissions, we’ve selected over 90 Japanese photobooks to showcase to an English audience at One Eyed Jacks gallery, a dedicated space for photography in the city. Alongside the show, we are organising a variety of events at the venue. Details of events will be released soon. Participants: Gianluca Gamberini, Sho Niiro, Noboru Taguchi, ナリタマサヒロ, Yoshitaka Masuda, Motohiko Hasui, おくがわじゅんいち, Komatsu Munemitsu, Gen Matsueda, Mina Daimon, Rie Komatsu, 北村ケイ, 多々良栄里, Toshitsugu Yamawaki, Akimichi Chimura, Tokyo Rumando, Satoru Watanabe, Yuya Ozaki, 岩本悟, Atsushi Fujiwara, Tetsuro Goto, 池谷友秀, 野村佐紀子, 平澤賢治, 熊谷聖司, Keiko Kurita, 新納翔, 澄毅, 中村紋子, Tomohisa Tobitsuka, Shoichi Kinugawa, Kai Kiuchi, happy&smile, 稲葉光宣, Kobun Hayakawa, Bungo Nakamura, Chloe Calder, 武山 友子, Kazunori Nagashima, Maki Hayashida, Yusuke Yamatani, Valerie Anex, Aki Saito, Yoko Mazuki, 長谷川美祈, Akihiro Furuta, HayatoKoga, 高杉 記子, Hoi Kisyu, Vaan, Ryuko Suzuki, Shu Hamaura, Michiko Matsumoto, Eiji Yuzawa, Kiiro, Taisuke Nakanishi, Yusuke Sato, 横山 佳奈恵, Yoshiko Matsunaga, 柿崎真子, Taisuke Nakanishi, Michael HItoshi, Zenji Uehara, Joe Kobashi, Yoshimitsu Yagi, Mimura Tomohiro, Akemi Ohara, 浅井孝秋, 田中由起子, BRAINSTORMING, 長谷川美祈, 浅見俊哉, 井上 大輔, Toda Emi, Ryoko Yamashita, Yuki Naito, Katsuhiro Ichikawa, Ayumi Goromaru, Misaki Kase, Seino Asami, Miyuki Ashida, Sachiko Kawanabe, Kumiko Izutani and Satoru Iwamono
Opening Night Wednesday 26 March 19.00 – 21.00 26 March – 13 April 2014 Hosted by 72Gallery Events Saturday 29 March Talk and presentation by Massimo Leardini & Saturday 5 April Talk and presentation – details TBA We are pleased to be collaborating with TIP (Tokyo Institute of Photography) to bring an edition of Photobookshow to Japan. Following the call for submissions, we’ve selected over 100 photobooks to showcase to a Japanese audience. Alongside the show, there will be a variety of events at the venue in collaboration with TIP, Japanese publishing houses, and local photographers. Participants: Mateusz Sarello, Matt Colquhoun, Nick Ballon, Christoph Soeder, Pierre Liebaert, Aaron Krach, Jason Larkin, Franziska Klose, Marianne Bjørnmyr, Diana Artus, Yuchen Yang, Andreas Oetker-Kast, Lex Thompson & Oliver McCartney Thompson, Chen Jiagang, Robin Hammond, Zoé Beausire, Christopher Nunn, Jo Metson Scott, Salvatore Santoro, Portrait Salon, Freddy Dewe Mathews, Daan Paans, NASTYNASTY©, Stacy Kranitz, Jocelyn Allen, Liana Yang, Andrew Youngson, Enric Montes, Elin Karlsson, Hannah Darabi & Benoit Grimbert, Francisco Paco Carrascosa, Sam Seager, Rich Cutler, Lioba Keuck, Normand Rajotte, Lewis Bush, Lydia Goldblat, Marco van Duyvendijk, Tsutomu Yamagata, Lena Grass, Israel Ariño, Carles Palacio, Irene Serrano, Vitus Saloshanka, Jagoda Wisniewska & Ania Mokrzycka, Gregory Reuben Levitt, Yong Hee Kim, Louie Palu, Mark Purdom, Mike Stott, Andres Medina, Niclas Tilosius, Sanne De Wilde, Erik Schubert, Marja Saleva, Grainne Quinlan, John MacLean, Alys Tomlinson, Martin Seeds, David Adams, Trine Stephensen & Elevine Berge, Gabriele Harhoff, Edward Newton, Gustavo Alemán, Yukihito Kono, Ana Casas Broda, Yukihito Kono, Simona Rota, Katja Stuke, Rick Hekman, Heather McDonough, Lucas Lenci, Oliver Sieber, Jessica Bishopp, Marco Paltrinieri, Mirko Smerdel, Leanne Cunningham, Florian Braakman, Anne-Lena Michel, Philip J Brittan, Tang Ho Lun, Marlous van der Sloot, Piergiorgio Casotti, Bridgette Ashton, Vergílio Ferreira, Julia Mueller, Marco Lachi, Human Endeavour Collective, Sara Rejaie, Johannes Nadeno, James Duncan Clark, Anna Maguire, Carlos Loret de Mola, Dean Hollowood, Michael Fitzsimmons, Roelof Bakker & Jane Wildgoose, Erno-Erik Raitanen, Vlada Krasilnikova, Rasmus Vasli, Pascal Amoyel & Thomas Bouquin, Eva Voutsaki, Zeynep Beler, Jacqueline Butler, Anne Kathrin Schuhmann, Anatomy Projects, Tim Smyth, Save Zine, Paul Gaffney, Laurent Chardon, Deana Kolencikova, Jason Lazarus, Filipe Casaca, The Lost Prairie, Andras Ridovics, Jess Smith and Anne Kathrin Schuhmann
We are excited to announce a collaboration with Swedish photography gallery Vasli Souza, to produce an exhibition of 77 photobooks selected from the Photobookshow Archive. The exhibition will be on show from 18 January – 9 February 2014, alongside events and workshops at the gallery. We invite the public to add your photobook to the archive by posting or hand delivering it to the gallery ahead of and during the exhibition: Vasli Souza Gustav Adolfs Torg 10B 211 39 Malmö, Sweden www.vaslisouza.com Opening night: Friday 17 January 7 – 10pm. Events: Saturday 18 January: Do it yourself book binding workshop 2-4pm. Sunday 19 January: Panel discussion 1-2pm. Sunday 26 Jan: Artists presentation – Anthony Luvera 1-2pm. Sunday 2 Feb: Film screening 5-7pm details tba. Sunday 9 Feb: Photobook editing, design and production workshop 12-3pm. Participants: Megan Turner Jones, John Maclean, Murray Ballard & Gabriella Rizzello, Caitlin Duennebier, Peter Gates, Pogo Books, Peter Edwards, Aya Takada, Editions Bessard, Fergus Jordan, Harry Watts, Mikel Telleria, Margarida Correia, Julian Baron, Lucy Steggals, Alex Bailey & Helen Flanagan, Graham Walzer, Seth Fluker, Jon Dunning, Ghis Botto, Chiara Dazi, Lex Thompson, Stephanie Sabatier, Scott Caruth, Jeroen Hofman, White Fungus, Bruno Ehrs, Morten Andersen, Bjarne Bare, Carlos Lowenstein, Noa Ben-Shalom, Michael DeMeo, Pierre Hybre, Carl Gunhouse, Eloi Gimeno Lopez, Justin Partyka, Lewis Chaplin, Vitus Saloshanka, Ginevra Shay & Trevor Powers, Mika Minetti, Marco Lachi, Pierre Liebaert, Dennis Neuschaefer-Rube, Liana Yang, David Rule, Chris Coekin, Helen Korpak, Mahesh Shantaram & Vidya Rao, Jon Reid, Bojan Radovic, Zhao Renhui, Quintin De Briey, Judith Erwes, Filipe Casaca, Paul Graham, Darek Fortas, Christopher Gianunzio & Jenny Tondera, David Galjaard, Edgar Martins, Ewen Spencer, Roger Guaus, Teresa Eng, Simon Nunn, Fiona Essex, James O Jenkins, Gábor Arion Kudász, Alexander Gracia-Duttmann & Olivier Richon, Misha De Ridder, Antony Cairns, Adam W Thomas, Francois Deladerriere, Landry A, Simon Roberts and Jason Larkin
Hot on the heels of C & D Book Shows in Brighton and Helsinki, we are pleased to announce the next edition in the series – E Book Show – which is organised in partnership with the John Hansard Gallery, University of Southampton, Southampton Solent University, and supported by Southampton City Council. The show will be hosted in John Hansard Gallery’s city centre project space – John Hansard Gallery Central. John Hansard Gallery Central 9 Civic Centre Road Southampton SO14 7FJ. Opening night Friday 1 February from 6pm: Get it in your diary, and keep a keen eye on the website for details as they come up. General opening 2 February – 2 March 2013: This will be our longest show yet, and accompanied by a series of events, making it our most interactive one too. Get over to the gallery Tuesday – Saturday 11am – 6pm. Participants: Logan Riehl, Natacha Withøft, Jessica Mallock, David Bate, Roger Guaus, Aleix Plademunt & Juan Diego Valera & Roger Guaus, Teresa Eng, Ricky Adam, Salvatore Santoro, Steven Nestor, Marianne Bjørnmyr, Bárbara Giacomet de Aguiar, Anthony Carr, Maria Sturm, Daniel Helene, Sam Seager, Aya Takada, Jean-Marc Yersin, Gabriele Harhoff, Fabian Weiss, Jackie Batey, Diane Bielik, Tomasz Wiech & Michał Olszewski, Neil Harman, Gregory Reuben Levitt, Jacopo Maino, Peter Bennett, Lea Habourdin, David O’Mara, Andrew Holligan, Erno-Erik Raitanen, Pascal Amoyel & Thomas Bouquin, Gábor Arion Kudász, Matt Colquhoun, NASTYNASTY©, Josephine Dixon, Joe Rose, Magnus Wibe, Sarah Filmer & Angela Louise Chicken, Savezine Collective, Alison Biczysko, Franziska Klose, Pere Saguer, Thorsteinn Cameron, Helen Marland, Jethro German, Jože Suhadolnik, Amin Musa, Ginevra Shay, Bridgette Ashton, Lewis Bush, Noriko Takasugi, Bruno Quinquet, Ex Con, Slide Projector, Peter Dekens, Zoe Beausire, Henrik Malmstrom, Espen R Krukhaug, Maira Soares, John O’Toole, Valus Sonov, Valentino Barachini, Nick Kline, Michal Luczak, Alexander Gracia-Duttmann & Olivier Richon, William Sadowski, Kevin Beck, Jess Smith, Benoît Grimalt, Hayleigh Stedman and Faye Philips. Events: Alongside the show, we’ve got events and workshops taking shape, check out the EVENTS LISTINGS for an overview and details of how to book places. Student Choice: In previous shows we have seen some amazing first books from students, and in the upcoming E Book Show we will be holding a ‘Student Choice’ award. Of the books submitted to the show, we guarantee showing at least 10 student works and visitors to the show will be able to vote for their favourite. Kristianne Drake and Guy Moreton from Southampton Solent University, who have been instrumental in bringing Photobookshow to Southampton, will also pick one favourite student book each. Winners will be announced at the end of February, and the three chosen books will be showcased and reviewed by us on the Photobookshow website during March 2013.
Brighton Photo Biennial 2012 OCTOBER 6, 2012 TO NOVEMBER 4, 2012 We have been working with Brighton Photo Biennial this year to produce an exhibition of Photobooks reflecting this years theme: Agents of Change: Photography and the Politics of Space. Each photobook project will focus in some way on the diverse image cultures resulting from recent efforts to reimagine urban spaces through their occupation. We set out to probe at the distinctions that separate art and activism, and pose questions as to whether – and in what circumstances – images can serve as agents of social and political change. Participants: , Activestills Collective, Alessandro Rota, Alexander Brattell, Amelia Shepherd, Anastasia Shpilko, Asim Moeen, Barry W Hughes, Belen Cerezo, Chris Mear, Christopher Gianunzio & Jenny Tondera, Clive Rowe, Craig Atkinson, Daniel Seiffert, Dara mcgrath, David Adams, David Galjaard, David Jackson, David Jakelic, david o’mara, Denise Felkin, Diguerher Benjamin, Edgar Martins, Elayne Jude, Elisavet Tamouridou, Emer Mac Sweeney, Ewen Spencer, George Miles, Harry Watts, Helen Couchman, Helen Flanagan, Irena Siwiak Atamewan, Irene Siragusa, John Clayman, John MacLean, Mahesh Shantaram, Marcus Lyon, Minna Kantonen, Mitch Karunaratne, Niobe Syme, Paula Roush, Peter Mann, Philip Anderson, Rick Pushinsky, Rick Pushinsky, Simona Dell’Agli, Steve Poxson, Stewart Weir, Tamara Hussain, Tim Bowditch, Vincci Huang, Wil van Iersel and Zaliha İnci Karabacak * Additional names will be added shortly 6 October – 4 November 2012 @Jubilee Library Jubilee Street, Brighton BN1 1GE Open: Monday 10am-7pm Tuesday 10am-7pm Wednesday 10am-5pm Thursday 10am-8pm Friday 10am-5pm Saturday 10am-5pm Sunday 11am-4pm Please note: submissions for this exhibition have now closed and enquiries should be directed to kevin@photoworks.org.uk Press enquiries should be directed to info@photoworks.org.uk Workshop for 16-19 year olds: Make Your Own Zine Adam Murray of Preston is My Paris BPB12 commissioned artist Adam Murray, from the collective Preston is my Paris, guides young adults in the creation of their own self published zines and photobooks. All you’ll need is a camera or camera-phone.
We are proud to be working with this years Brighton Photo Fringe, a completely open photography festival that runs for 6 weeks from 6 October to 18 November. Photobookshow will be in residence at the Phoenix Hub for the six weeks with our full archive of donated photobooks available to view in our reading room. We are always open for donations to the archive, and all books will be available in our reading room for the duration of the festival. There is also an opportunity to sell your work at our bookmarket on 8 November. No edition too big or small, we ask that you cover postage and we will give you 100% of sales. Please email mail@photobookshow to register your book with us for this event. Events @ BPF 2012 We will be putting on a few events, workshops and film screenings during our time at the Phoenix Hub, all events are free and you can sign up at the BPF website – follow the links next to events. Bookmaking Workshop Get to grips with some diy bookmaking techniques. Bring yourself, a stack of prints or files, and leave with a dummy photobook. Film : ‘How to make a book with Steidl’ A feature length documentary exploring the world and vision of one of the worlds most venerated publishers. Cider on tap. Film : ‘Shooting Robert King’ An intimate journey following Robert King and his ambition to win the Pullitzer Prize for photography. Cider on tap. Book Market We’ll be selling newspaper-based productions from the archive, alongside some friendly small publishers. Cider and music on tap. Free, contact us if you have a book you’d like us to sell Guest Workshops Come and explore a variety of photobook production techniques, with a variety of teachers. Practical and theory elements.
For Photobookshows ‘C’ and ‘D’, William and Kevin are collaborating with Finnish photographer Johannes Romppanen to give artists and bookmakers a valuable opportunity to show their work at two venues, ‘C’ will be held in Brighton in August 2012, with ‘D’ two weeks later in Helsinki, Finland. D Book Show: Hosted by The Finnish Museum of Photography, Helsinki. Participants: Morten Andersen, Diana Artus, Eline Baggen, Clara Bahlsen, Bjarne Bare, Tim Bowditch, Francisco Paco Carrascosa, Scott Caruth, Francesca Catastini, Lewis Chaplin, Jan Cihak, John Clayman, Chris Coekin, Hannah Darabi, Bela Doka, Jeff Downer, Henrik Duncker, Jon Dunning, Bruno Ehrs, Juha Allan Ekholm, Carole Evans, Max Ferguson, Dominik Gigler, Emmanuel Guillaud, Carl Gunhouse, Lena Grass, Ben Graville, Stewart Griffiths, Gabriele Harhoff, Jeroen Hofman, Bonifacio Barrio Hijosa, Kristine Jakobsen, James O Jenkins, Sophie Jung, An-Sofie Kesteleyn, Steffi Klenz, Lidija Kononenko, Gabor Arion Kudasz, Marco Lachi, Namsa Leuba, Eloi Gimeno Lopez, 43 Mag, Celine Marchbank, Kevin Mason, Paula McCartney, Cristina De Middel, Italo Morales & Martina Velenik, Dennis Neuschaefer-Rube, Edward Newton, Simon Norfolk, Miriam O’Connor, John O’Toole, Justin Partyka, Hybre Pierre, David Plummer, Steve Poxson, Richard Pushinsky, Jon Reid, Zhao Renhui, Vivian del Rio, Davi Ruso, Stephanie Sabatier, Vitus Saloshanka, Rebecca Scheinberg, Ginevra Shay, Niklaus Spoerri, Louisa Marie Summer, Riitta Supperi, Alexa Kirsten Stroth, Mikel Telleria, Graham Walzer, Liana Yang and Andrew Youngson
For Photobookshows ‘C’ and ‘D’, William and Kevin are collaborating with Finnish photographer Johannes Romppanen to give artists and bookmakers a valuable opportunity to show their work at two venues, ‘C’ will be held in Brighton in August 2012, with ‘D’ two weeks later in Helsinki, Finland. Hosted by Create Studio, Brighton. Participants: Pascal Amoyel & Thomas Bouquin, Morten Andersen, Clara Bahlsen, Leora Ben-David, Nico Bick, Ian Bird, Tim Bowditch, Scott Caruth, Filipe Casaca, Francesca Catastini, Lewis Chaplin, Jan Cihak, Hannah Darabi, Chiara Dazi, Quentin De Briey, Nicolas De Jesus, Michael DeMeo, Cristina De Middel, Jeff Downer, Henrik Duncker, Jon Dunning, Juha Allan Ekholm, Shantala Fels, Andrew Finch, Chris Floyd, Seth Fluker, White Fungus, Heidi Gabrielsson, Eloi Gimeno Lopez, Carl Gunhouse, Luke Hamblin, Kristin Hoell, Jeroen Hofman, Olya Ivanova, Kristine Jakobsen, Mitch Karunaratne, Jure Kastelic, Steffi Klenz, Viola Korosi, Helen Korpak, Namsa Leuba, Pierre Liebaert, Carlos Lowenstein, Tamami Iinuma, Nicu Ilfoveanu, Kevin Mason, Matt Martin, Stuart Matthews, Paula McCartney, Mika Minetti, Stefka Muller, Edward Newton, Jenny Nordquist, David O’Mara, Hybre Pierre, David Plummer, Bojan Radovic, Jon Reid, Katja Renner, David Rule, Rebecca Scheinberg, Anne Kathrin Schuhmann, Ginevra Shay, Anne-Sophie Stolz, Alexa Kirsten Stroth, Kanako Sugiura, Gianluca Tamorri, Jayne Taylor, Simon Terrill, George Thomas, Lex Thompson, Thodoris Tzalavros, Stephen Wooldridge, Liana Yang, Andrew Youngson, Filippo Zambon, and No Thoughts Zine
We where invited to take part in Margate Photo Festival earlier this month, so we took along a bunch of newspaper-based productions to sell within one of the exhibition spaces. We had a fantastic weekend seeing some great projects, catching up with old friends, and even finding time for a dip in one of the three tidal pools they have there.
B, the second edition of Photobookshow was at Ground Floor Left in London on the 2, 3, 4 March 2012. Sundays panel discussion was organised in collaboration with the Miniclick talks series. Our panelists for the day where photographerEwen Spencer, graphic designer and creator of Oodee publishing house Damien Poulain, Harry Hardie from HERE, and Self Publish Be Happy’s Bruno Ceschel. The discussion was be chaired by Diane Smyth, deputy editor at the BJP. Venue: Ground Floor Left Enterprise House, Tudor Grove, London EQ 7QL Contributors: We showed a selection from our first show, new work we’ve been sent, and books we didn’t have space for first time around, as well as new submissions. Participants, Bridgette Ashton, Murray Ballard, Alex Bailey & Helen Flanagan, Julian Baron, Kevin Beck, Pierre Bessard, Antony Cairns, Margarida Correia, Kristianne Drake, Peter Edwards, Human Endeavour, Dan Epthorp, Jason Evans, Belfast Photo Factory, Sam Falls, Stuart Griffiths, Nicolas Haeni, Yoann Hagnere & Viola Korosi, Andy Heller, Bonifacio Barrio Hijosa, Timothy Hill, Kenji Hirasawa, Fergus Jordan, Yong Hee Kim, John Kippin & David Chandler, Shiho Kito, Wiebke Leister, Bärbel Möllmann, John Maclean, Celine Marchbank, Simon Norfolk, Poursuite, Bruno Quinquet, Misha de Ridder, Nick Rochowski, Davi Russo, William Sadowski, Maria Serranoes, Jess Smith, Ewen Spencer, Aya Takada, Mikel Telleria, Megan Turner-Jones, Graham Walzer and Harry Watts
A, was the first in a series of exhibitions which focused on the hand-made and self-published photobook. Our intention was to showcase a wide range of work, from the short run, the limited edition, to the one off and ephemeral photobook. There was no theme to the exhibition, the only criteria for submissions where that it is important to the artist that the work be viewed as a book – be ready to leaf through some interesting work from international contributers. The show was held at Workflow Studio in Brighton. A Book Show featured work from Joan Alexander, Diana Artus, Gordon Ashbridge, Murray Ballard, Alex Bailey & Helen Flanagan, Julian Baron, Kevin Beck, Pierre Bessard, Pogo Books, Antony Cairns, Margarida Correia, Lawrence Daley, Caitlin Duennebier, Jon Dunning, Ramon Eding, Peter Edwards, Human Endeavour, Dan Epthorp, Jason Evans, Virgilio Ferreira, Peter Gates, Stuart Griffiths, Nicolas Haeni, Yoann Hagnere & Viola Korosi, Andy Heller, Bonifacio Barrio Hijosa, Kenji Hirasawa, Fergus Jordan, Shiho Kito, Josef Konczak/Martin Seeds, Espen R Krukhaug, Jason Larkin, Queenie Rosita Law, Chris Linaker, John Maclean, Louise Maher, Bertil Nilsson, Simon Norfolk, Preston is my Paris, Bruno Quinquet, Misha de Ridder, Nick Rochowski, Davi Russo, William Sadowski, Kayne Li Lui Sang, Maria Serrano, Amelia Shepherd, Jess Smith, Ewen Spencer, Lucy Steggals, Aya Takada, Mikel Telleria, Megan Turner-Jones and Harry Watts