This Week
31st August 2026 to 6th September 2026

Two of Me: Notes on Living and Leaving
Eleanor Coppola
Eleanor Coppola's posthumous memoir, "Two of Me: Notes on Living and Leaving," explores her journey as a matriarch and artist facing a rare cancer diagnosis. This poignant narrative reflects on her creative struggles and resilience in her final years, featuring contributions from Sofia Coppola and Alice Waters.

El Topo Y La Tetera
Gabriel Sierra
In "El Topo y la Tetera," Gabriel Sierra explores the whimsical tale of a mole who loses his sense of time, leading him to construct seven houses, one for each day of the week. This children's book features diverse paper stocks and sizes, with hand-sewn binding in a limited edition of 400 copies.

Arcade Carpets
Rob Ball
"Arcade Carpets" comprises two hand-made Artist’s Books, Volumes I & II (Red and Yellow), each featuring 40 plates in a carpet swatch book design. Limited to 5 editions plus 2 artist proofs, these works have been exhibited at prestigious venues and are part of notable collections.

Average Subject / Medium Distance
Andy Mattern
Average Subject / Medium Distance showcases Andy Mattern's exploration of mid-century photography through playful deconstructions of traditional guides. This volume features abstract compositions, a detailed index by Martin Venezky, and essays by Matthew Kluk and Lisa Volpe, alongside a limited edition poster.

Tessa Boffin
Ed. Sunil Gupta
This monograph showcases the work of Tessa Boffin (1960–1993), a pioneering queer artist and activist. Through her theatrical and provocative tableaux, Boffin explored themes of gender, sexuality, and AIDS politics, leaving a lasting impact despite her brief career. The collection includes her major works and collaborative pieces, edited by Sunil Gupta.

Andrew D. McClees
Portland, ME
Andrew D. McClees, born in 1992 in Lewiston, ME, is a lens-based conceptual artist and writer residing in Portland, ME. His work explores the intersections of photography and narrative, inviting viewers to engage with his unique perspective.

Deadbeat Club Press
Los Angeles
Founded in 2011 by Clint Woodside, Deadbeat Club is an independent publisher based in Los Angeles, specializing in contemporary photography. Known for limited edition publications, the press collaborates closely with artists to ensure their visions are fully realized, while also offering carefully sourced coffees that enhance the community experience.





