20th July 2026 to 26th July 2026

Heading Out by Dave Naz is a 44-page zine featuring 30 actors captured in candid moments as they finish their workday. Following his acclaimed book BTS, this 8x10" edition of 250 offers an intimate glimpse into their authentic selves.

The second edition of Alex Llovet's acclaimed photobook delves into themes of identity and memory through a personal lens. "Summer's Almost Gone" features over a hundred images taken between 2016 and 2021, creating a unique family album that reflects on fleeting moments of summer in England and Spain. Intertwining poetic imagery and documentary style, Llovet explores the challenges of capturing life while questioning the limitations of photography. Accompanied by poetic prose from writer Lara Moreno,…

The second edition of Alex Llovet's acclaimed photobook delves into themes of identity and memory through a personal lens. "Summer's Almost Gone" features over a hundred images taken between 2016 and 2021, creating a unique family album that reflects on fleeting moments of summer in England and Spain. Intertwining poetic imagery and documentary style, Llovet explores the challenges of capturing life while questioning the limitations of photography. Accompanied by poetic prose from writer Lara Moreno, the book offers a sensory experience that invites readers to re-examine their own memories.

John Divola's "Dogs Chasing My Car in the Desert" captures the interplay between culture and nature through a series of evocative photographs taken in the Morongo Valley. This remastered edition features 20 duotone plates, showcasing the dynamic relationship between dogs and cars in a unique visual narrative. Limited to 1,000 casebound copies.

Aya provides a glimpse into the life of a young Japanese woman in Tokyo through the lens of Francesca Allen. This intimate series captures the evolving friendship between Francesca and musician Aya Yanase, highlighting their shared experiences and vulnerabilities over a transformative month together. Limited first edition of 500 copies available. Special edition of 25, featuring a signed original print.

"It's About Time" explores the contrasting perceptions of time between humans and trees. Through 48 pages and 23 images, the project highlights the trees as silent witnesses to the passage of time, capturing the beauty of fleeting moments amidst our hurried lives. Limited to 30 copies.

Dino Kužnik's "Shaped By The West" captures his journey through the American West from 2016 to 2019, reflecting on the influence of Americana on his Slovenian identity. This work juxtaposes nostalgic symbols of the American dream with his personal quest for artistic recognition.

Stéphan Crasneanscki's "Medea" explores the intersection of sound, image, and text, documenting a decade of work across the Black Sea. The project captures the haunting myth of Medea through nightfall photographs, revealing fragmented narratives and submerged histories amidst modern tragedies. The book features contributions from Patti Smith and Philippe Grandrieux.

Beth Galton, a New York City-based photographer, captures the essence of her vibrant surroundings through her lens. Influenced by classic photographers and her diverse background, her work uniquely combines emotional depth with a keen sensitivity to light, inviting viewers to engage with her images on multiple levels.

This independent publisher and design studio, established in 2006 in Brighton, collaborates with both emerging and established artists to produce limited edition books, focusing on crafted objects that embody the unique vision of each artist within the book format.