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Don’t miss Nobuyoshi Araki’s new book “Impossible Love - Vintage Photographs,” which displays his earlier works alongside recent Polaroid collages and slide shows of contrasting subjects that paint a vivid picture of his suroundings: strangers on the street and erotic portraits in inimate settings to images of food. Easily an iconic book.
IMPOSSIBLE LOVE - VINTAGE PHOTOGRAPHS by NOBUYOSHI ARAKI | published by Steidl https://steidl.de/
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“In My Room” explores the very personal, often mysterious, work of photographer and painter Saul Leiter through his intimate black-and-white portraits of women he knew. Photographed in private at his artist’s studio in the East Village in New York City, Leiter reveals the hazy, delicate moments from his nude subjects.
IN MY ROOM by SAUL LEITER | published by Steidl https://steidl.de/
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Some believe Moon phases can represent different meanings and can affect energy, even moods. The Moon continues to intrigue us. The chronicling of its arresting astronomy and its cycles were the point of focus for Italian photographer Luca Missoni in his book “Moon Atlas.” The book was published to align with the 50th anniversary of the landing of the Moon.
MOON ATLAS by LUCA MISSONI | published by Damiani https://www.damianieditore.com/
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Summer isn’t complete without several trips to a pool. In her new book “Poolscapes,” Brooklyn photographer Karine Laval transports us to childhood memories of widely shared pool experiences: sunbathing, relaxing and swimming. Laval distorts images of familiar pool architecture, settings and its bathers to pull focus to and from reality, memory and abstraction.
POOLSCAPES by KARIN LAVAL | published by Steidl 2018 https://steidl.de/
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