12th October 2026 to 18th October 2026

Tadaima by Annemarieke van Drimmelen explores the heartache and beauty of returning home. Through intimate photographs taken during her travels, the work reflects her memories of her late mother, using cyanotype techniques to evoke her mother’s favorite color. Limited editions available.

Doug Aitken’s "Mirage" explores his site-specific installations from 2017 to 2021, featuring photographs, architectural drawings, and insights from an interview and an essay by curator Neville Wakefield. This immersive work is crafted with premium materials, including cold foils and leporello binding.

"DRUGA DZIELNICA" by Iaroslav Koziatynskyi features 30 photographs across 58 pages, showcasing the artist's unique perspective. This Swiss-bound edition of 100 is printed on Munken Pure Rough 100/240g and was published by RUST Publishing in 2021.

La Soufrière documents the profound reunion between photographer Kristian Krän and his father, Arthur, after 25 years apart. Set against the backdrop of Guadeloupe, their journey explores themes of connection, communication, and memory, culminating in a poignant reflection on their shared experiences.

Liebman's debut features a black-and-white portrayal of three generations of his family, set against the backdrops of Dallas, Brooklyn, and the English countryside. The work delves into themes of memory, inheritance, and the loss of language. 96 pages, hardcover.

Blitz Club Blitz Kids showcases a collection of photographs by Homer Sykes, capturing the vibrant scene at London's iconic Blitz Club in 1980. This venue was central to the New Romantic movement, attracting a diverse crowd eager to redefine fashion and creativity.

MaryLynne Wrye's "Journey" is a poetic and photographic exploration of transformation through memory and mystery. This limited edition work captures the essence of every journey, highlighting the recognition and change that accompany the act of exploration.