The Contemporary Photobook Magazine
Review by Gerhard Clausing • The most extraordinary photobooks are those that have a grip on you and become very personal as you spend more time with them. Henry Schulz’s book is precisely that kind of a project. In 61 images he presents assemblages of human elements that cut through time and space. Even though... Continue Reading →
Review by Rudy Vega • Ganbatte, a self-published photobook by Maurice Hicks, stands out as an innovative blend of a photo album, travelogue, and personal art project. Spanning from 2019 to 2022, Hicks's book captures his travels to Japan through a collection of over 100 images, utilizing a diverse array of formats such as Polaroid... Continue Reading →
Review by Gerhard Clausing • Portland, Oregon, is one of my favorite cities and has remained so, even as it is in transition, as many other cities are as well. My recollections are that it has the largest bookstore in the world, and that it is full of interesting people, many of whom have a... Continue Reading →
Review by Gerhard Clausing • If you have had enough of the same old style of portraits, then get ready for something completely different. These meticulously produced portraits by the artist duo known as Koschies demand some new definitions, since they challenge our customary way of visualizing each other. We are used to seeing portraits... Continue Reading →
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