This Week
6th July 2026 to 12th July 2026
2026-07-06

New York City Underground 1987—1999
Catherine McGann
2026-07-07

The Dutch Album
Irina Kholodna
2026-07-08

Milk Teeth
Amy Woodward
2026-07-09

Ode
Melissa Schriek
"Ode" by Melissa Schriek offers a photographic narrative celebrating the dynamics of female friendship. Through portraits and movement, Schriek captures the authenticity of sisterhood, challenging common misconceptions and highlighting the strength of women's bonds in a vibrant, visually striking format.
2026-07-10

A Day in the Life of...
Blommers/Schumm
In the limited edition series A Day in the Life of..., Blommers/Schumm present a unique glimpse into their daily lives through over thirty polaroids. This photographic duo, known for their work in fashion, challenges conventional photography with shifting perspectives. The first edition is limited to 300 signed and numbered copies.
2026-07-11

Dérive #1. Monnem: Wahlheimat
Sandra Koestler
Dérive #1: Monnem explores the author's emotional connection to Mannheim through psychogeographic walks. This self-published volume compiles reflections on the terrain, atmosphere, and social landscape, offering insights into how place influences emotions and thoughts. Limited edition of 50.
2026-07-12

Under all of this there are rivers and swamps
Chris Neophytou
This photographic series captures the diverse landscapes of Queensland, Australia, from its coastal regions to urban centers and hinterlands. The work reflects on the hidden waterways beneath the surface, revealing the complex interplay of nature and culture in this vast state.
Artist of the Week 2026-07-06

Jeff Rich
Jeff Rich explores water issues, addressing themes of recreation, sustainability, and exploitation through his ongoing Watershed Project, which has toured nationally since 2012. His work is featured in prominent collections and exhibitions, including at Harvard Art Museums and SFMoMA. In 2017, Fall Line Press published his book "Watershed: The Tennessee River."
Publisher of the Week 2026-07-06

Chose Commune
Marseille
Chose Commune, a Marseille-based publishing house founded in 2014 by Cécile Poimbœuf-Koizumi, focuses on curating and publishing artists' books in photography, works on paper, and ceramics, emphasizing collaboration with artists to showcase unique and essential works.