Hermes/Unesco

The very first thing I noticed about Martín Bollati‘s Hermes/Unesco is that it’s a little paper brick. It has more than 1,000 pages, 999 of which are taken up by images. I’m thinking that the idea for a viewer is not necessarily to go through…

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At the Foot of the Long Wall

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Adam and Dyba Lach’s Look at Poland

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Max Zerrahn’s Snake Legs

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The Living Mountain

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The Incredible World of Photography

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Power, Consent, and Obligations in Photography

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July 27 2020

Patina in Photography

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China Dream

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Let’s Talk About King Leopold

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A Life With Pictures: Yurie Nagashima’s Self-Portraits

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Amoral Pictures

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The Print, the book, the screen

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June 15 2020

Deveonte Joseph and the Class of 2020

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June 08 2020

Oliver Chanarin’s Male Gaze

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June 01 2020

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May 25 2020

Colby Hutson’s Compassion

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May 18 2020

Event Horizon

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A Seventh Man

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Handbook of the Spontaneous Other

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April 27 2020

A Walk with Gerry Johansson

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April 20 2020

A Conversation with Yurie Nagashima

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April 13 2020

Stephen Shore’s Small-Camera Footnotes

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April 06 2020

Modernism’s Mechanical Tombstones

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March 30 2020

Rinko Kawauchi’s World of Wonders

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March 16 2020

Picturing Roland Barthes’ Unseen Photograph

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March 09 2020

Glass Strenči

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Photography and Masculinity

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February 24 2020

Day Sleeper

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February 17 2020

Thoughts on Dora Maar

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February 10 2020

Time Atlas

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February 03 2020

A Part of Marianne Müller’s Life

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January 27 2020

The Second Shift

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The Form of the Photobook (Revisited)

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After Social Media

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January 06 2020

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You Haven’t Seen Their Faces: Contemporary Photography’s Stylish Muteness

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Mari Katayama’s Gift

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November 18 2019

Making Pictures

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November 11 2019

Berlin-Wedding (and the rest of West Germany)

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November 05 2019

Fünf Finger Föhn Frisur

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American Origami

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Bath in Brilliant Green

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When Red Disappears

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A World Held At Arm’s Length: Ke Peng’s Salt Ponds

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Your Post Has Been Deleted – Censorship on Instagram

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The Battle over Visibility

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