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Palm Book
"Palm Book, the latest release from Palm Studios, is a collection of work from photographers previously showcased on the British publisher’s digital platform"--Publisher's website (viewed May 2018).
Ed Forbis
Ed Forbis is a photo story about a former stunt riding cowboy for the some of the most iconic Marlboro commercials of the 1980's. After a long career as a travelling Marlboro cowboy, Ed Forbis now lives and works at the Grand Canyon packing Mules and caring for the Horses that are used by rangers and tour guides. Now far removed from the limelight, Ed is living a simpler life, staying connected with nature and the animals. This story was photographed at Ed's current home on the south rim of The Grand Canyon, Arizona, USA.
Bruce Gilden
Named for one of the most intellectually challenging board games in the world, played primarily in China, Japan, and Korea by players who use black-and-white stones to acquire territory, Go presents Bruce Gilden's photographic explorations of the darker side of Japan. In striking, full-page, black-and-white images, Gilden documents the brutal reality of a Japanese street. In-your-face pictures of Yakuza (mobsters), Bosozoku (members of biker gangs), and street people -- characters who are alternately intimidating, bloodied, tatooed, frightening, and disheveled -- are sporadically interspersed with manga cartoons for a revelatory glimpse at a Japan that looks nothing like its familiar image of calm, orderly, hyper-efficient perfection.
Zanele Muholi: Somnyama Ngonyama, Hail the Dark Lioness
Zanele Muholi: Somnyama Ngonyama, Hail the Dark Lioness features over ninety of Muholi's evocative self-portraits, each image drafted from material props in Muholi's immediate environment. These portraits reflect the journey, self-image, and possibilities of a black woman in today's global society. With more than twenty written contributions from curators, poets, and authors, alongside luxurious tritone reproductions of Muholi's images, this title is as much a manifesto of resistance as it is an autobiographical, artistic statement.
RFK Funeral Train
Snapshot of America at a crucial moment of transition.
East 100th Street
'What you call a ghetto, I call my home' - Bruce Davidson East 100th Street, New York, was in the 1960s one of the city's most notorious slums. Magnum photographer Bruce Davidson spent two years of his life photographing the people of this block. An affecting testament to the lives lived within a community, the conditions suffered, the individual tales of trials and hopes, and the joy found in the most impossible places, this beautifully reproduced collection of photographs captures a time, place and people with tender respect. B/w.
Oasis
A collection of Australian images.
The American Monument
Originally published to great acclaim in 1976, The American Monument has become one of the most sought-after photography publications of the 20th century. Long out of print, this second edition is once again available again for all to enjoy and own. Published in the same oversized format as the first editionwith exquisite duotone reproductions of the original 213 photographsthe album of post-bound single sheets can easily be disassembled for display. Considered by many, including Friedlander himself, to be one of his most important books, The American Monument has influenced generations of photographers, curators and art historians. The second edition includes the original essay by Eakins Pr...
