21st September 2026 to 27th September 2026

"New Lexicons for Embodiment" explores the transformative power of fashion through Bárbara Sánchez-Kane's exhibition at Kurimanzutto, New York. This project examines the shifting identities and distorted bodies that emerge when dressed in her innovative designs.

Democratic Vistas is a collaborative monograph featuring unpublished works by Tim Carpenter and Jason Lee from 2008 to 2019. Inspired by Walt Whitman's lyrical exploration of post-Civil War America, this project reflects their shared experiences in rural settings, intertwining their unique perspectives through evocative photography.

In the limited edition series A Day in the Life of..., photographers capture their daily experiences, blending fiction and reality. The sixth installment features Mikael Olsson, whose ethereal black and white images of Villa Lysis on Capri explore the poignant history of its former resident, Jacques d'Adelswärd-Fersen. This edition is limited to 300 signed and numbered copies.

"KOMM NÄHER (Come Closer)" invites readers into a serene, intimate space designed for retreat and reflection. With 60 pages of soothing imagery, this softcover photobook offers a moment of tranquility, allowing one to escape the outside world and reconnect with their inner self.

Dérive #3 delves into Taiwan, reflecting the author's emotional ties to a place that feels like home. This self-published volume is part of a trilogy, capturing psychogeographic explorations through 30 pages of personal experiences and observations. Limited edition of 50.

"The Little Jungle Book" by Linda Connor reimagines the original 1954 work by Maria Sibylla Merian through vibrant collage. This artist book invites readers into a playful exploration of nature’s mysteries, blending 17th-century illustrations with 21st-century creativity in a tactile experience of pop-up elements.

Todd Fisher's "Winter" captures New York's harsh winter landscapes, featuring discarded household items against a backdrop of slushy snow. Over a decade, these photographs document fleeting moments of urban decay, reflecting the city's rapid transformation.