27th July 2026 to 2nd August 2026

Vincenzo Pagliuca's "Bunker" presents a visual-documentary exploration of the Vallo Alpino's fortifications, constructed by the fascist regime in the late 1930s. Through striking imagery, the book examines the bunkers’ complex legacy and their integration into the natural and social landscapes of South Tyrol.

Charlotte Krieger's "Spare No Expense" presents a decade-long exploration of ornamentation and beauty through diverse photographic series. The book blends genres such as documentary and portraiture, creating a vibrant visual narrative enriched by art historian Thomas Golsenne's text on ornament and aesthetics.

"Plastic Pulse" features Ezra Miller's innovative approach to photography, where daily images undergo a transformative process, creating a complex interplay between memory and materiality. This limited edition book explores the nuances of perception, inviting readers to engage with a shared visual memory.

This volume complements Max Cole: Works 1970-2018, showcasing new paintings and works on paper from the Endless Journey exhibition. Cole's art invites viewers into a meditative exploration of rhythmic lines and composition, creating a visceral experience through subtle variations in each handmade mark. Limited Edition Slipcase Set.

"Santa Barbara Save Us" is the final installment of a trilogy examining the cultural turmoil in the United States over the past four years. Featuring works by Alejandro Cartagena, the book explores themes of fear and uncertainty, presenting a stark vision of the future.

In the limited edition series A Day in the Life of..., photographers capture a day in their lives, blending fiction with non-fiction. The fifth installment features Amsterdam-based artist Viviane Sassen, who presents a sequence of images taken during a family holiday in Marsa Alam, Egypt. This edition is limited to 300 numbered and signed copies.

'The Fall (and my camera)' presents a documentation of Danish photographer Lars Schwander's four encounters with the British band The Fall, featuring 72 previously unseen outtakes from sessions that contributed to iconic album covers. The book includes an essay by Schwander and Michael Flack.

Deanna Dikeman has been capturing her Midwestern family and surroundings since 1985. With notable fellowships, including the Guggenheim Fellowship in Photography, her works, "Leaving and Waving" and "Relative Moments," explore themes of family and distance, garnering critical acclaim.

Datz Press is dedicated to collaborating with photographers, designers, and bookmakers to create and publish photography-centric art books. The press emphasizes participatory artistic activity through exhibitions and educational initiatives, while its bookmaking studio offers tailored support for artists in crafting high-quality artist books.