Books

CAPUT MUNDI «Rome reminds me of a man who lives by exhibiting to travelers his grandmother’s corpse.» James Joyce, Letters, 1906 This place has the face ...

https://vimeo.com/282092136 Photography has long been considered a science by many. Meaning images that directly document science come with a specific type o...

Duality omnipresent, objects doubled, relationships essentially exist as their very own Geminis. Often photography is conceived as an action in which the ph...

https://vimeo.com/277660359 John Divola is an American treasure, residing in Riverside, California. Bringing the surreal into reality and vice versa, Divola ...

I’ve always felt that there were two types of nostalgia: the feeling of longing for your own past, and the feeling of longing for an abstract, un-biological...

https://vimeo.com/265360530 American photographer Amani Willett reconstructs through a book the story of Joseph Plummer, a hermit who lived in the forests of...

I found Milky Way by Vincent Ferrane the first day of the NYABF and returned to it the second, enduring the brutal heat of the tiny room to look again. Thre...

My favorite thing about the Cowboy is its porosity, the vents between a lifestyle of maintenance and the same word’s constructed iconography, romance, and c...

The scientists have been moving the hands of the doomsday clock rather frequently these days. Dramatizing the path of humanity towards imminent destruction....

What the living carry? Posed as a question, Cormac McCarthy's quotation seems to be a form of lightning investigation around the finality of life, and what ...