13th July 2026 to 19th July 2026

"Son Pictures" explores the complex relationship between a bereaved son and his late mother, who died in a plane crash. This nonlinear narrative intertwines personal photography, family archives, and cultural imagery, reflecting on grief, memory, and the evolving role of a father.

Stains & Ashes examines the overlooked imperfections in our environment, transforming them into art through blurriness and abstraction. This collection invites contemplation on the ordinary, capturing the essence of fading memories and subconscious fragments. The book features 75 photographs across 160 pages.

Dogbreath captures restless adolescents in Tucson, Arizona, as they navigate a changing world. Through striking imagery of urban decay and youth culture, alongside enigmatic texts about a mysterious figure, the book offers a compelling glimpse into the complexities of adolescence.

Courtney Allen's debut monograph, "Splendor," showcases her extensive journey across the American landscape, revealing the interplay of beauty and darkness. Through her lens, she captures the complex relationship between nature and the built environment, inviting viewers to reflect on their shared experiences.

Gathering Light explores the uplands of Southern Scotland, capturing the landscape's transformation through ecological restoration. Sam Laughlin's six-week residency with Borders Forest Trust inspired this work, reflecting on nature's cycles and the interplay between photography and photosynthesis. The book features 104 pages in a foiled hardcover, with a signed tipped-in print, limited to 300 hand-numbered copies.

Rough & Cut explores Abigail Varney's journeys to Coober Pedy, Australia, a town shaped by opal mining since 1915. Through striking imagery, Varney captures the unique characters and landscapes of this surreal environment, revealing the enduring spirit of its inhabitants.

Mads Holm, a Copenhagen-born photographer and educator, has exhibited extensively across Europe. His latest artist book, HRTLND, received critical acclaim, being shortlisted for the Author Book Award at Rencontres d'Arles. Holm's work is included in prestigious collections and he co-founded the independent curatorial platform Foto Studio.

Independent photobook publisher located in Copenhagen, offering a web store with worldwide shipping and a new bookstore in Nørrebro, showcasing a diverse range of contemporary photobooks.