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Lucas Blalock – A Grocer's OrgyA Grocers Orgy is an artist book that presents an alternate history of Lucas Blalocks photography using new photographs and previously unseen versions of existing images from throughout his entire body of work. With a title drawn from Baudelaires writings on dandyism, the book is designed by Blalock to create new formal and thematic associations through the collaging of already densely layered photographs. Linking together his earliest studio

takes a documentary approach to this subject

They entailed the moulding of a new terrain

they seem to be even more personal than photographs or video clips because they are so many things funnelled into one image that is completely controlled and original

is known for the extraordinarily elegant evening gowns he created in the 1930s

This book documents the world’s most extensive radio art festival

19 x 14 cm

Leading Sydney-based photographer Bec Parsons has made an international career off the back of her unique ability to connect

bought a small camera in early 1972 and took it with him everywhere he went

Published by Primary Information (New York City)

Greetings from Auschwitz is a book based on an unusual collection put together over several years by Polish artist and curator Paweł Szypulski

The debut book from Melbourne's Drew Pettifer offers a stunning introduction to his deformalised

written contributions were delivered by people able to provide informed content after tending bar in the exhibition space

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