This Week
7th September 2026 to 13th September 2026
Floodplains
Abbey Meaker
Floodplains features photographs by Abbey Meaker captured in the Silver Maple Floodplains Forests of Vermont along the Winooski River. This 37-page book, measuring 6.5 x 9.25 inches, is part of a limited edition of 100 copies, showcasing film photography with a letterpress printed dust jacket.
Les Flashs D'Anne
Anne Day
"Les Flashs D'Anne" features photographs and stories by Anne Day, salvaged from a devastating fire that consumed her home. This work reflects her close friendship with Hervé Guibert, showcasing their shared experiences and Day's artistic journey through charred remnants of her past.
Gods First
François Halard
François Halard's "Gods First" explores ancient archeological subjects through Polaroid photography. The images of statues and sculptural fragments are uniquely re-framed, enlarged, and infused with wax and handwritten words, showcasing Halard's intimate connection to his medium. Limited first edition of 1,000 copies, with 50 special signed editions available.
Crow Country
Wendy Red Star
Crow Country by Wendy Red Star examines the intersections of Native American ideologies and colonial structures through diverse artistic mediums. Drawing from her Apsáalooke heritage, Red Star's work invites new perspectives on historical narratives, emphasizing the importance of Native women's voices in contemporary art. Limited edition of 250 copies.
The Sun Sets Midafternoon
Jessica Hays
The Sun Sets Midafternoon explores the impact of megafires on communities through a combination of photography and text. It delves into themes of ecological devastation, collective trauma, and climate grief, featuring essays and reflections from experts in the field. This signed, first edition presents 85 color plates in a hardcover format.
Architecture for the Animals
Rohan Hutchinson
This limited edition work examines patterns in geology and ecology, drawing inspiration from 1970s Japanese mountaineering design. Created in South Thailand, the unbound publication invites viewers to rearrange its pages, exploring diverse layout possibilities. Each edition includes a metallic print.
Clare Strand
Clare Strand is a UK-based artist who works with, but mostly against the photographic medium. Over the past 25 yrs, she has made work with found imagery, kinetic machinery, web programmes, fairground attractions and most recently, large-scale paintings and chamber music. She often rejects the default settings of the photographic medium and instead and without apology, welcomes a subtle, slow-burn, approach. Her practice is situated somewhere between control and a willful acceptance of chance.
Little Oak.PRESS
Charlottesville
Little Oak.PRESS, based in Charlottesville, Virginia, is an independent photography publishing imprint founded by photographer Matt Eich. It specializes in diverse publications, including public-art projects, zines, and limited-edition artist books, emphasizing experimentation and community engagement.
