Will Vogt

Behind the Hedges

Publication date: April 2026

Photobooks

Behind The Hedges, Will Vogt’s second monograph, marks a shift from a more raw snapshot aesthetic toward tableau. However, these are not carefully constructed scenes, rather they are lived spaces that cohere into tableaus through framing and vantage point.

The book includes an essay “Posture of Privilege” by editor Jennifer Garza-Cuen, who writes, “Wealth functions as a protective layer; while the very rich encounter many of the same challenges inherent to being human, as well as those reserved solely for them, the knife’s edge of life has been tempered and polished to a buttery smoothness.”

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Will Vogt
ISBN ‎978-90-5330-967-4
Edit and Text by Jennifer Garza-Cuen
Design by Cara Buzzell
Published by Schilt Publishing & Gallery
Hardback with linen cover and inlaid photo, 24,5 x 26 cm, 112 Pages

Bob Farese, Jr.

A Perfect Medium

Publication date: 22 April 2026

Photobooks

Titled A Perfect Medium, a new book of photographs by Bob Farese, Jr., is a meditative visual ode to water as the source of all life on Earth. Both a lyrical contemplation of the shapes of water and an environmental manifesto, the photo book is aptly timed to be released on Earth Day, observed annually on April 22.

It contains a collection of more than 60 mesmerizing pictures of diverse bodies of water that Farese took on a Sony digital camera in his native United States and elsewhere between 2020 and 2025.

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Photographs by Bob Farese, Jr.
ISBN 978-1-969303-02-9
Essay and Afterword by Bob Farese, Jr.
Design by Takaaki Matsumoto
Published by MW Editions (22 April 2026)
Clothbound, 144 Pages, 64 color illustrations, 9.125 x 12”

Jane Fulton Alt

Still Life: A Photographer’s Journey Through Grief and Gardening

Publication date: 22 April 2026

Photobooks

Still Life by Jane Fulton Alt presents forty-five photographs of a native garden and the flowers and plants that inhabit it. Following the unexpected death of her husband, Howard, Alt assumed responsibility for the nascent ecosystem he had planted in response to his growing concern over climate change. What began as daily stewardship gradually became a source of creative focus and sustenance amid mourning.

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Photographs and Foreword by Jane Fulton Alt
ISBN 978-1-969303-00-5
Essays by James Baraz, Douglas Tallamy, and W. M. Hunt
Design by Takaaki Matsumoto
Published by MW Editions (22 April 2026)
Hardbound, 104 Pages, 45 color illustrations, 8.5 x 8.5”

Robin Dahlberg

Breaking Point

Publication date: April 2026 (EU), May 2026 (US)

Photobooks

Breaking Point is a new photobook by Robin Dahlberg that examines wrongful convictions in the United States by focusing on the interrogation phase of criminal investigations, in which false confessions can emerge as a result of coercive tactics. Comprising approximately 75 photographs, the book directs sustained attention to the conditions and pressures that make such confessions possible.

Made between 2017 and 2025, the tonally restrained black-and-white photographs include portraits of six exonerated individuals alongside atmospheric images of abstract outdoor spaces and still lifes, photographed on film studio sets and in interiors that recall interrogation rooms.

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Photographs by Robin Dahlberg
ISBN ‎978-3-96900-222-3
Texts by Sara C. Appleby and Robin Dahlberg
Design by Caleb Cain Marcus, Luminosity Lab
Published by Kehrer Verlag (April 2026)
Swiss binding with dust jacket
184 Pages, 75 tritone illustrations, 17 x 24 cm

Rania Matar

Where Do I Go?

Publication date: April 2026

Photobooks

Where Do I Go? is a new photobook by Rania Matar presenting approximately 128 color portraits of young women living in Lebanon today. Coinciding with the fiftieth anniversary of the Lebanese Civil War, the book reflects life in a nation still shaped by decades of upheaval. Rather than centering destruction, Matar directs her lens toward creativity, resilience, and dignity in uncertain times. The title derives from graffiti she encountered on an abandoned wall, a question that reverberates throughout the work: “Where do I go?”

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Photographs by Rania Matar
ISBN ‎978-614-8065-00-2
Museum Introduction by Mariah R. Keller
Essays by Elliot Josephine Leila Reichert, Kim Ghattas, Youmna Melhem Chamieh, and Georges Boustany
Designed by Clara Sancho
Published by KAPH (April 2026)
Co-published by the Sidney and Lois Eskenazi Museum of Art, Indiana University
Hardcover, 10 x 12 in., 240 Pages

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