17th August 2026 to 23rd August 2026

This photobook features 108 pages in a softcover format, measuring 5 1/2 x 7 1/2 inches. With an edition of 500 copies, it offers a unique exploration of its subject. ISBN 978-1-940881-70-6. Available December 2025.

This photobook, measuring 21 x 26 cm and featuring 88 pages, showcases a hardcover design by Christian Tunge and Espen Gleditsch, accompanied by an essay from Mari Lending.

Over 16 years, Ron Dirven explored the essence of trees through painting, capturing their strength and flexibility. "The Infinite Tree (De Eindeloze Boom)" presents a series of expressive works that reflect the artist's journey of self-discovery, influenced by Van Gogh, accompanied by an essay from art historian Rebecca Nelemans.

Sleeping by the Mississippi by Alec Soth is a landmark photobook, first released in 2004. This second edition by Steidl features two new photographs, further solidifying Soth's status as a prominent figure in contemporary photography.

Bérangère Fromont's "République" is a photographic exploration of youth and resilience at Place de la République. This series captures a generation navigating history and politics, reflecting their emotions and struggles within a dynamic urban landscape marked by uncertainty and resistance.

Hero by Shawn Records explores the significance of personal narratives as he navigates the doubts of turning forty. Through a curated collection of photographs, Records weaves a compelling story that balances humor and heroism, transforming everyday moments into a profound reflection on life.

Mark Steinmetz's "South Central" is part of his acclaimed trilogy that explores themes of displacement and isolation in American culture. This remastered edition retains the original design while featuring upgraded materials, making it a valuable addition to any photographic collection.