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Yes Yes Yes Alternative Press 1966 - 1977, from Provo to Punk A+M Bookstore Edizione 2016 ISBN 9788887071627 Acqn 25404Pb 23x31cm 496pp col ills £42.50

The ultimate compendium of counterculture press in the United States and the Netherlandsduring the heady decades of the 1960s and ’70s, this volume is the definition of sex, drugs, androck ‘n roll. From underground pornography, free love, anti-establishment anarchism, and Provo,

to anti-war protests, spiritual empowerment, the Black Panthers, and women’s liberation, it’s allhere. Page after page of magazine covers, articles, advertisements, and clippings encapsulatethe era when academia revolted, gays marched in the streets, and hippies wondered if Jesus gothigh, too. Available in 4 different covers.


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Acid 419 80 Editions 2016 ISBN 9782919159161 Acqn 25944Pb 17x24cm 160pp col ills £11.25

The magazine about surfing and all things tangential thereto returns with a new issue wherein Alain Bombard writes on the theme of shipwreck and survival, Yann Gross travels to Peru,underwater cameras become a curious case, the theory behind surf holidays is pondered, and

more. Also in this edition: how do surfing, erotica, and feminism relate?


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Yusuke Nishimura - The FolkLittle More 2015 ISBN 9784898154311 Acqn 25974Hb 21x26cm 328pp 300col ills £81


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Shoji Ueda - 20 PostcardsLittle More 2015 ISBN 9784898154205 Acqn 25972Pb 11x15cm 20pp 20ills £10 +VAT


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Yoko Ishii - Shika ShikaLittle More 2015 ISBN 9784898154267 Acqn 25973Pb 22x15cm 72pp 64col ills £15


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Kevin Bubriski - Images Of Nepal 1975-2011Radius Books 2014 ISBN 9781934435724 Acqn 23900Hb 24x28cm 304pp 217ills 42col £53.95

In 1975, as a young Peace Corps volunteer, Kevin Bubriski (born 1954) was sent to Nepal'snorthwest Karnali Zone, the country's remotest and most economically depressed region. Hewalked the length and breadth of the Karnali, conducting feasibility studies for gravity-flowdrinking water systems and overseeing their construction. He also photographed the villagers helived among, producing an extraordinary series of 35mm and large-format black-and-whiteimages. Over more than three decades, Bubriski has returned many times to Nepal, maintaininghis close association with the country and its people. Nepal 1975-2011 presents this remarkablebody of work--photographs that document Nepal's evolution over a 36-year period from atraditional Himalayan culture to the globalized society of today. Both visual anthropology andcultural history, it is also a succinct look at one photographer's aesthetic evolution.


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Black ForestCandela 2014 ISBN 9780984573936 Acqn 23914Hb 18x24cm 128pp 72col ills £37.50

Black Forest is an arcane collection featuring the works of over 50 contemporary photographers,including Roger Ballen, Arthur Tress, Debbie Fleming Caffery, Elijah Gowin, Louviere andVanessa, Arno Rafael Minkkinen, Irina Ionesco, Julie Blackmon, Gilles Berquet and many other

internationally known photographers. In this volume, editor Russell Joslin--long-time publisher ofShots magazine--follows in the steps of André Breton (from whom he borrows his title), exploringwhat he calls “subterranean beauty.” Darkly atmospheric sequences of surrealistic photographsbecome a metaphor for the unconscious and the mysterious, dark corners of the psyche.Suggesting loose, intuitive relationships between the works of contemporary artists, Joslincreates four visual narratives associated in tone, emotion and formal structure, but requires thathis readers and viewers render for themselves the hidden, connective layers of meaning.


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Sea ChangeForlaget Press 2015 ISBN 9788275477840 Acqn 25221Pb 20x24cm 256pp 248col ills £43.95

The aftermath of the global financial meltdown of 2007 has led to increased uncertainty about thefuture of European nations. Through the eyes of documentary photographers, the two-yearventure Project Sea Change examines the lives of this post-recession generation in 13 Europeancountries.


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Nicholas Nixon - About Forty YearsFraenkel Gallery 2015 ISBN 9781881337423 Acqn 25224Hb 24x27cm 180pp 96ills £42

American photographer Nicholas Nixon (born 1947) is best known for The Brown Sisters, hisongoing series of annual portraits of his wife Bebe and her three sisters (recently exhibited andpublished by The Museum of Modern Art). But Nixon's wider oeuvre has been less welldocumented. Long overdue, Nicholas Nixon: About Forty Years will be the first publication tofocus on the broader swath of Nixon's more than 40-year career.In a published statement about photography written in 1975, Nixon remarked, "The world is

infinitely more interesting than any of my opinions about it." To present the world as he sees it--infascinating, precise and often startling detail--Nixon has consistently used unwieldy large-formatcameras, with negatives measuring 8 x 10 inches or 11 x 14 inches. His recurring subjects--citiesseen from above, people on their porches, landscapes, portraits of the very young and the veryold--are woven together throughout his career like the cords of a cable. Nixon's large-formatblack-and-white photography is simultaneously intimate, technically precise and somehowrelaxed. Beautifully designed and with exquisitely reproduced images, About Forty Years presents the most thorough view yet of this important artist's career.


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North Korea Perspectives

Noorderlicht 2015 ISBN 9789076703602 Acqn 25550Pb 22x16cm 96pp 95ills 80col £15

The catalogue for an eponymous exhibition on our perception of North Korea throughphotographic representation. What impression does the West have of this nation caught betweenreality and propaganda, based on the images that are available to us? With this central question,the official version of the state is compared and juxtaposed with alternative views of the countryprovided by the ten participating artists. Among them, Ari Hatsuzawa’s bright and ordinary view ofPyongyang, David Guttenfelder’s Instagram feed, the bleak grey-brown landscapes of Tomas vanHoutryve, Seung Woo Back’s dystopian architectural visions, and the Kim personality cult asseen by Pierre Bessard.


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Else 10Musee De L'Elysee 2015 no ISBN Acqn 25787Pb 24x32cm 108pp col ills £15.75

Released on the occasion of Paris Photo 2015, this issue presents the full gamut of photography,with work that ranges from ironic and humorous to conceptual, documentarian, or historical.Included are Owen Kydd’s slick mix of photography and film, how Pepe López (Venezuela) and

Johanna Calle (Colombia) both work with found images to explore the dark side of theirrespective countries, Yan Jianshe’s nostalgic look at Shanghai in the early 1980s, the geographyof Burkina Faso through the lens of Jennifer Niederhauser Schlup, amateur photography clubsportrayed by Martin Parr, pictures self-exposure collected by Erik Kessels, and more.


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The Eyes 5 - Augmented Reality Ammann Verlag AG 2015 ISBN 9791092727111 Acqn 25839Pb 21x28cm 160pp 140ills 100col £19

In this instalment, the magazine offers a reflection on the current refugee crisis in Europe with ananalysis by political scientist Yves Pascouau, through Samuel Gratacap’s series from theChoucha refugee camp in Tunisia, and with photojournalist Federico Guarino as he followsmigrants from the Greek island of Kos to the Hungarian border. Also in this issue, exploring Paris

with JH Engström and Ryuichi Ishikawa, who sets out to meet people in the city’s northernsuburbs. Additional features include a spotlight on novelist and director Atiq Rahimi (Afghanpolitical refugee, recipient of the 2008 Goncourt Prize) and a conversation with documentaryphotographer Martin Parr.


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Joaquin Collado - Direccion Prohibida Aman Iman Editions 2015 ISBN 9791092727128 Acqn 25850Pb 14x21cm 32pp 20ills £19

Joaquín Collado took his camera to the Barrio Chino in the heart of Valencia on one brightSunday morning in 1972. On these crowded streets, full of men leering at the prostitutes whostroll there, he surreptitiously snaps black-and-white pictures of the bustling scene. Voluptuousbodies wait under archways and in doorways while shopkeepers and buskers ply their trade.Collado experiences the city as an authentic flâneur, discretely capturing every detail of the

spectacle surrounding him as secret lives unfold. With a text by Armand Llàcer.


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Walter Pfeiffer - Choli CholieRVB Books 2015 ISBN 9791090306448 Acqn 25946Pb 22x31cm 78pp 64ills 52col £21

Instinctive, spontaneous and unclassifiable, Walter Pfeiffer’s images are an anthem toyouthfulness, and not only that of the mind. This may explain why, in spite of a monopolizinginternational success, he accepted ECAL’s invitation to run the 2014/15 Workshop, and enjoyedsharing his experience with the emerging photographers of the Lausanne school. He invitedstudents to take hold of his world without ever imposing a specific goal. Collected under the title'Choli Cholie' – an allusion to a recurring remark by the artist –, the images produced by thestudents are at once a reference and a tribute to the work of the famous photographer.


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Thomas Campbell - Slide Your Brains OutUm Yeah Press 2015 ISBN 9780985361105 Acqn 25952Hb 17x23cm 176pp col ills £32.95

Growing up in southern California, artist, photographer and filmmaker Thomas Campbell wasraised on the DIY aesthetic of the early 1980s skateboarding culture. Photography tips came fromlike-minded fellow photographers employed in the skateboarding press rather than from school,and art history was a matter of osmosis, not academia. In the mid-1990s, Campbell moved toNew York and immersed himself in the scene around Alleged Gallery, where he quicklybefriended and exhibited among the generation of artists who would star in the landmark 2004exhibition Beautiful Losers. Campbell began documenting surfing culture in the late 1990sthrough both photography and film. His first feature-length film, The Seedling , came out in 1999,followed by Sprout in 2004 and The Present in 2009. Campbell’s surfing photography has long

been admired among by fellow surfers for its lack of gloss finish; unlike most, he eschews thefamiliar fish-eye shots or tightly cropped land angles. The first of ten projected volumes in UmYeah Press’ surf photobook series, Slide Your Brains Out compiles work from the past 15 years.Often lo-fi and gritty, other times lush and saturated, Campbell’s compositions--which includeportraits and action shots of some of the best surfers in the world--are always surprising and fullof emotion, from melancholy to exultation.


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Satoshi Fujiwara - Code Unknown Amana 2015 ISBN 9784865872897 Acqn 25989Pb 27x37cm 50ills 48col £35.50

Satoshi Fujiwara spent several months riding subways in Berlin surreptitiously makingphotographs of fellow passengers. Well aware that it is unacceptable to publicly display or publishpictures of people that were taken without their permission, he shot and edited these images in away that makes identifying the individuals impossible. Using shadows and various compositionalapproaches, as well as digital processing, framing, and trimming, Fujiwara modified the “code” ofhis secret portraits, thereby also circumventing the right of likeness. Accustomed to the

homogeneity of Japanese society, he was struck by the diversity of people and diffusion of codeshe encountered.


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Olivier Culmann - The OthersEditions Xavier Barral 2016 ISBN 9782365110808 Acqn 25387Hb 22x27cm 192pp 136col ills £39

With three different covers, this monograph gathers for the first time the series The Others thatOliver Culmann initiated in 2009 while living in India. For this work, he chose to use his ownimage as a tool to explore social fantasies and the questions of self and otherness. Fascinated bypopular imagery and codes of staged photography, he used as a base material a series ofportraits rendering the variety of components contributing to building individual identity: religion,caste, social class, occupation and regional origin. The portraits are subsequently transformedusing the various techniques of iconographic creation commonly used in India. Essays byChristian Caujolle, François Cheval, and Christopher Pinney.


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Abbas Kiarostami - Doors And MemoriesNazar Research Cultural Institute 2015 ISBN 9786001520532 Acqn 26025Hb 24x31cm 140pp 87col ills £43.95

Film director, screenwriter, and photographer Abbas Kiarostami offers an intriguing and poeticsurvey of traditional Iranian wooden doors in this series of photographs. Time-worn andweathered, with faded paint and rusted bolts and hinges, the individual doors are all sealed,locked, and secretive. No indication is given as to what kind of space they access, nor is any

other architectural context shown in their tightly cropped framing. Some seem long abandoned,with weeds growing over the thresholds, while shiny new padlocks dangle from others, obviouslystill in daily use. What everyday narratives do the doors express? Who uses them, and to whatpurpose?

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