Ser Sangre by Inaki Domingo, reviewed by Ollie Gapper
The complex space, time and narrative of the family holiday exists similarly to the beach as described by John Fiske in his 1983 essay “Surfalism…
October, 2015
Taratine by Daisuke Yokota, reviewed by Robert Dunn
Taratine, the wildly talented and experimental young Japanese photographer Daisuke Yokota’s latest book (unless he’s whipped up something quick and newsprint-dirty in the last…
An appreciation of Todd Hido, by Robin Titchener
The day seemed very appropriate for the discovery of the book. The sky was watery grey, the London streets were wet with the rain…