Jo Ann Chaus

Unspoken

Publication date: July 2026 (EU), September 2026 (US)

Photobooks

Part of a bigger journey of liberation through self-exploration, this new photobook by Jo Ann Chaus is above all a collection of self-portraits, complemented by landscapes, still lifes and domestic interiors observed and inhabited by the photographer-cum-model.

With the women of the 1950s as her role models, and influenced by the New Color Photography movement and her background in fashion, Chaus employs dramatic colors and lighting to photograph herself — occasionally undressed but more often fancily clad in bright dresses of the era, exhibiting both strength and vulnerability.

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Photographs and Afterword by Jo Ann Chaus
ISBN ‎978-3-96900-235-3
Foreword by Debra Klomp Ching
Design by Caleb Cain Marcus, Luminosity Lab
Published by Kehrer Verlag (July 2026)
Hardback
152 Pages, 72 color illustrations, 21.5 × 30.4 cm

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Cindy Konits

This Room Will Survive Me

Publication date: May 2026

Photobooks

Architecture is more than an engagement with visual aesthetics. It is a stage for choreographed interaction with our personal histories and each other. In her book, This Room Will Survive Me, lens-based artist Cindy Konits invites us to think of architecture as the mediation between the world and the mind, as the liminal space mediating human perception of experience, memory, meaning and the material world of structures, climate, objects.

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Cindy Konits
ISBN 978-90-5330-966-7
Essay by Juhani Pallasmaa
Interview with Gary Van Zante
Edited by Elizabeth Avedon
Design by Teun van der Heijden
Published by Schilt Publishing & Gallery (May 2026)
Double carton softcover with flaps, 21 x 27 cm, 202 Pages including partly Japanese binding

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Analog Forever
L'Œil de la Photographie
The i Paper, 22 May 2026
Luminous Landscape

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

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The Observer
The Observer, April 19 2026
Curated Texan
The Guardian
About photography
Blake Andrews
Neue Zürcher Zeitung (in German)
NZZ am Sonntag, 24 May 2026 (in German)
Amateur Photographer, 5 May 2026
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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”

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L'Œil de la Photographie
The Luminous Landscape
Literary Hub
About photography
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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”