Yolanda del Amo
Archipelago
Publication date: February 2026 (EU), May 2026 (US)
Photobooks
Archipelago
Publication date: February 2026 (EU), May 2026 (US)Photobooks
Archipelago, a debut photobook by Yolanda del Amo, explores the tension between the inner and exterior realities of human life. Through staged tableaus, Del Amo constructs moments that expose the social frameworks shaping identity, class, family, and gender.
Photographed between 2004 and 2014, Archipelago was made with a large-format camera, using real interiors and outdoor locations in various countries including Spain and the United States. Her sitters are not professional actors but friends and relatives taking part in constructing scenes of imagined relationships.
The result is a fusion of observation and design, where tension arises between authenticity and performance. Influenced by the dance theater of Pina Bausch, Del Amo brings the same precision to gesture and control that Bausch used to translate emotion into movement, shaping each photograph into an expressive study of human behavior.
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Photographed between 2004 and 2014, Archipelago was made with a large-format camera, using real interiors and outdoor locations in various countries including Spain and the United States. Her sitters are not professional actors but friends and relatives taking part in constructing scenes of imagined relationships.
The result is a fusion of observation and design, where tension arises between authenticity and performance. Influenced by the dance theater of Pina Bausch, Del Amo brings the same precision to gesture and control that Bausch used to translate emotion into movement, shaping each photograph into an expressive study of human behavior.
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About the book:
Archipelago
ISBN 978-3-96900-228-5
Essays by Vicki Goldberg and Jean Dykstra
Design: Hannah Feldmeier
Published by Kehrer Verlag (18 February 2026)
Hardcover, 24 x 26 cm, 128 Pages
Corinne May Botz
Photobooks
Milk Factory
Publication date: December 2025Photobooks
Milk Factory is the first visual study of America’s lactation rooms. Photographing spaces where mothers pump—disparate sites such as a prison, corporate offices, farm laborer’s tent, schools, an airport, and the U.S. Capitol—American artist Corinne May Botz exposes the hidden architecture of care.
Interdisciplinary in scope, the project examines the economic, legal, and emotional realities of contemporary parenthood in a society that treats care as private responsibility rather than public infrastructure.
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Interdisciplinary in scope, the project examines the economic, legal, and emotional realities of contemporary parenthood in a society that treats care as private responsibility rather than public infrastructure.
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About Milk Factory:
Photographs and Introduction by Corinne May Botz
Essays by Hettie Judah and Mathilde Cohen
ISBN 979-8-9899602-4-8
Hardcover / 9 x 11.6 Inches / 130 Pages
Creative Direction: Luminosity Lab, Caleb Cain Marcus
Published by Saint Lucy Books
Jan Banning, Dick Wittenberg
Blood Bonds:
Publication date: October 2025
Photobooks
Blood Bonds:
Reconciliation in Post-Genocide Rwanda
Publication date: October 2025Photobooks
Blood Bonds is a new photobook by photographer Jan Banning and journalist Dick Wittenberg, with an essay on forgiveness by philosopher Marjan Slob. It addresses the genocide in Rwanda, the reconciliation programs that followed, and presents 18 joint portraits of survivors and perpetrators.
The 1994 genocide in Rwanda was one of the most intimate and large-scale acts of violence of the 20th century. In just 100 days between 800,000 and one million people were killed. The book recalls these events and places them in the longer history of tensions between Hutus and Tutsis, colonial manipulation, ethnic propaganda, and civil war.
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The 1994 genocide in Rwanda was one of the most intimate and large-scale acts of violence of the 20th century. In just 100 days between 800,000 and one million people were killed. The book recalls these events and places them in the longer history of tensions between Hutus and Tutsis, colonial manipulation, ethnic propaganda, and civil war.
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About Blood Bonds:
Photographs by Jan Banning
Texts by Dick Wittenberg
ISBN 978-94-6226-550-9
Paperback / 160 x 240 mm / 152 Pages
Essay by Marjan Slob
Design by Victor Levie, Levievandermeer
Published by Lecturis (October 2025)
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All-About-Photo
Claire Rosen
Photobooks
Birds of a Feather
Publication date: December 2025Photobooks
Birds of a Feather is a new photobook by Claire Rosen presenting 120 color portraits of live birds, set against opulent, historically inspired backdrops. This interplay of subject and setting invites reflection on themes of beauty, domestication, and the human impulse to collect and classify the natural world.
Ranging from colorful parrots and rosy-hued flamingos, to stoic falcons and darling owls, to backyard chickens and ducks – the images highlight the individuality of each bird, revealing personalities as vivid as their plumage.
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Ranging from colorful parrots and rosy-hued flamingos, to stoic falcons and darling owls, to backyard chickens and ducks – the images highlight the individuality of each bird, revealing personalities as vivid as their plumage.
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About Birds of a Feather:
Photographs and Essays by Claire Rosen
ISBN 979-8-9985632-0-1
Hardcover / 8.7 x 12.75 Inches / 208 Pages
Additional Essays by Femke Speelberg and Joel Sartore
Design Direction by Caleb Cain Marcus, Luminosity Lab
Editor & Creative Advisor by Beth Taubner, Mercurylab
Published by Warwick Editions and Workshop Arts
Press
Colossal
Zero.Nine magazine
Edited by Mark Alice Durant
Photobooks
Double Feature: Vernacular photographs from the Collection of Patrick Pound accompanied by texts from 44 writers
Publication date: September 2025Photobooks
Double Feature is a new photobook edited by Mark Alice Durant. Durant invited 44 writers to respond with ekphrastic texts to over 200 vernacular photographs — in sepia, black-and-white, and color — from the archive of artist and collector Patrick Pound. These images reflect Pound’s ongoing investigation of photographic materiality amid the shift from analogue to digital.
Contributors include Kim Beil, David Campany, Tim Carpenter, Clément Chéroux, Gem Fletcher, Ahndraya Parlato, David Levi Strauss, Rebecca Bengal, Susan Bright, Qiana Mestrich, Nate Lippens, Emmanuel Iduma, Jonathan Lethem, Lynne Tillman, among others.
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Contributors include Kim Beil, David Campany, Tim Carpenter, Clément Chéroux, Gem Fletcher, Ahndraya Parlato, David Levi Strauss, Rebecca Bengal, Susan Bright, Qiana Mestrich, Nate Lippens, Emmanuel Iduma, Jonathan Lethem, Lynne Tillman, among others.
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About Double Feature:
Edited by Mark Alice Durant
ISBN 979-8-9899602-3-1
Hardcover / 9.5 x 7 Inches / 388 Pages
Book and cover design: Guenet Abraham
Published by Saint Lucy Books
Press
El País (in Spanish)