This Week
2nd November 2026 to 8th November 2026

Bristol Boundary 1
Peter Spurgeon
"Bristol Boundary 1" explores the diverse landscapes along the boundary of Bristol, featuring images captured in both rural and industrial settings around Avonmouth, highlighting the contrasts and connections within this evolving region.

DARK LIGHT (SE)
Hendrik Paul
In "DARK LIGHT," Hendrik Paul explores the unseen aspects of existence along a rugged coastline at night. Through abstract black-and-white photography, he transforms personal turmoil into transcendence, revealing a universe of light emerging from darkness. This special edition includes signed gelatin silver prints.

Entrance to Our Valley
Jenia Fridlyand
"Entrance to Our Valley" features 80 pages of 37 tritone images captured by Jenia Fridlyand using a 4x5 view camera. This work explores both the landscapes and intimate domestic moments of a family adapting to their new home. Each print edition includes a signed 5x7 silver gelatin print.

Love Pictures
Jess T. Dugan & Charlotte Cotton
Love Pictures features a collaboration between photographer Jess T. Dugan and writer Charlotte Cotton, exploring themes of gender, identity, and relationships through conversations with various individuals. This book presents a comprehensive survey of Dugan's work alongside intimate dialogues, enriching the understanding of personal and collective experiences.

Amores Perros
Alejandro G. Iñárritu
This bilingual edition of "Amores Perros" celebrates the film's 25th anniversary, offering an in-depth exploration of Alejandro G. Iñárritu's groundbreaking debut. Featuring stills, on-set photography, and contributions from notable filmmakers and writers, it reveals the intricate process behind this modern cinematic masterpiece.

Mother of Dogs
Matthew Genitempo
Mother of Dogs captures the artist's evening walks with his partner along the railroad tracks in Marfa, Texas. This photobook features 68 pages of striking tritone plates, elegantly presented in a unique design.

Urbana Americana
Sangram
Urbana Americana explores the experience of navigating a new cultural landscape through the lens of an outsider. Born in rural Bengal and relocated to the American Midwest, the photographer captures moments of familiarity and reflection, bridging the gap between two worlds.

Daisuke Hirabayashi
Basel
Daisuke Hirabayashi, a Japanese photographer and trained architect, explores the intimate lives of buildings in his work. His book, Koechlin House, reflects on the everyday existence of Herzog & de Meuron's architecture, encouraging a new appreciation for the stories buildings tell long after their creation.

Matarile Ediciones
Brooklyn
Matarile Ediciones is a photo book publisher led by artists, dedicated to showcasing the work of immigrants, their children, and individuals from recent diasporas, highlighting their unique perspectives and experiences through the medium of photography.






