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The exceptional work of one the most awarded under 30 photographers

This debut photobook from two visionary film directors illustrates an extraordinary, fresh, tense-but-spontaneous artistic sensibility."Photography is just another way to feel wrong. Like poetry, like food, like hatred." So say twin brothers Fabio and Damiano D'Innocenzo in this beautiful, fun, surreal book. Night Pharmacy illustrates the D'Innocenzo brothers' hunger to see, drawing on their need to express themselves in a multiplicity of arti...

An extraordinary historical and anthropological study of Italy through striking and fascinating photographs

Italy holds 190 penitentiaries - among them, 5 female prisons and 52 women's wards. Valerio Bispuri is the first photographer authorized by the Italian Penitentiary Administration Department of the Ministry of Justice to visit some of the most important detention centers in the country to document the condition of prisoners in 15 jails - both female and male, like Regina Coeli in Rome, San Vittore in Milan, Poggioreale in Naples, Ucciardone in...

Resilient is the first book by Marco Gualazzini, a photographer who collaborates with the most important national and international magazines and whose work is represented by the Contrasto Agency. Resilient presents his reportages made in Africa from 2009 to 2018. The texts by Domenico Quirico and Gianluigi Colin enrich the volume. Resilience is the ability of a system to adapt to change. Marco Gualazzini tries to tell precisely this ability o...

The Vatican Museums come to vivid life in this collection featuring work by Bill Armstrong, Peter Bialobrzeski, Antonio Biasiucci, Alain Fleischer, Francesco Jodice, and others.

Never-before-seen sinuosity and detail celebrate unique pieces that push the boundaries of what is possible with aluminum.

The first photo book on the most important fish market in Tokyo, which currently risks losing its identity due to globalization.

From Le Gray onwards, the theme of the seascape has attracted the great exponents of photography who have sought in the immensity of the surfaces, in the possibile distance of the gaze, in the atmosphere that envelops and then unites sky and sea, that possibility of training the eye to be both involved and distant, profoundly immersed in what it is experiencing but nevertheless remote, in some 'third' world. An exercise that lies at the basis ...

The work of Stefano Cerio fits into one of the most significant and dis - tinctive areas in Italian photography, namely, which, beginning with the exhibition Viaggio in Italia1 (Journey through Italy) curated in 1984 by Luigi Ghirri, Gianni Leone and Enzo Velati, has marked a radical change in the way of looking at our country. With complete nonchalance, Cerio asserts photography's ability to render manifest the invisible, what is usually hidd...

Venice's Giardini di Castello have been home to the exhibition pavilions of the International Art Biennale since 1895. As part of 13th Architec - ture Biennale, various architects, philosophers, art historians and art - ists were asked to write an essay on one of the pavilions, which would be accompanied both by an installation presenting the authors' descrip - tions, and photographs portraying the buildings by Basilico. The photography of Gab...

New York is one of the most ever-changing and photogenic places in the world. For street photographers, New York has always been a city of un - paralleled visual excitement, teeming with diverse people and distinctive neighbourhoods. Differing from other photo books about New York, New York Over The Top introduces a gallery of eye-catching, untamed images of the metropolis taken by Max Kozloff. The photographer walks down the streets of New Yo...

Irene Kung achieved her early success as an artist known principally for still life painting. In recent years she has expanded her repertoire to include photography and has made a dramatic entry into the field. Her work has primarily been directed at depicting striking and beautiful architectural monuments, or fragments thereof, in Europe and the United States. The finished images are of a textural subtlety that sets them apart from the mainst...

Massimo Siragusa's complex and, in many ways, enigmatic project demands a long introduction. How has Siragusa chosen to portray Italy? Are these landscape photos? Snapshots? "Portraits of places"? Is this an anthropological collection with very few humans? Or an architectural collection? The answer to all of these questions is invariably: no. Siragusa's entire collection is shot through with this evocative energy. Italy is a land of theatre se...

In Laos, one of the most beautiful and least known countries of the East, in a small village in the mountains, a twelve-year-old boy is about to enter the monastery. In the fragile space between a dawn and a sunset, Lem will abandon his family and become a novice in the holy city of Theravada Buddhism, Luang Prabang. In just a few hours Lem will leave behind his past, his affections, his child's games and his mother's caresses. In order to con...

The author began his career with the GAMMA agency following the Kosovo war in 1999. Since then he has covered many events: the second intifada, the conflict in Iraq, the capture of Mogadishu and the Lebanon War. In 2008, he started his Mexican project, So far from God, too close to America, a dive into the drug cartels war in Mexico.

William Klein is cult figure in photography and film, and although long noted as a painter, his early work has remained largely unseen for over sixty years. This book presents a selection of extremely rare Klein paintings from the late 1940s and early 1950s. It also includes projects for murals, some of which executed on a monumental scale for the first time, Lettrist works, fashion photographs and 'Printed Contacts.' The show also maps a deci...

What is the future of America?Will the youth play the role everybody is expecting them to? In American Youth, a group of award-winning photographers join together to take a fresh look at the youth of America today. Also known as the 'Millennials', they are changing the rules of work, relationships, and the future. Subjects include: NewYork City skateboarders by NathanielWelch, young prisoners in California by Jonathan Sprague, Guitar Hero fana...

A journey through European countries looking for a common identity.