Featured books 2021
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THEME 1 | REPRESENTATION AND BEYOND
THEME 2 | PHOTOGRAPHY AND WORDS
THEME 3 | PHOTOGRAPHY AND PUBLIC SPACE
THEME 4 | CRITICAL CONTEXTS
COLLABORATION WITH HONG KONG PHOTOBOOK FESTIVAL
COMPLETE LIST
THEME 1 | REPRESENTATION (AND BEYOND)
Dawoud Bey, Class Pictures, Aperture (2007); Street Portraits, MACK (2021)
Christian Belgaux, Sofie Amalie Klougart, Dette året (2021)
Magnus Cederlund, Intime, Journal (2020)
Mads Greve, Homesick, Book Lab (2021)
Linda Zhengová, Catharsis, self-published (2021)
Andrea Gjestvang, Atlantic Cowboy (2022) | project
Lin Shiauyu, Mould (2022) | project
Rebecca Jafari, Det du (ikke) ser (2021) | project
THEME 2 | PHOTOGRAPHY AND WORDS (LITERATURE)
Tonje Bøe Birkeland, The Characters, The Buthan Trilogy (2021)
Tomas Espedal, Mitt privattliv, Gyldendal (2014)
Katinka Goldberg, Bristingar, Journal (2021)
Jiri Havran, Photo After Sebald A New Way Of Looking At W.G. Sebald's Photographs (2019)
Anaïs Horn, Je suis malheureuse et heureuse, Meta books (2020)
Langston Hughes (poems), Roy DeCarava (photos), The Sweet Flypaper of Life, David Zwirner Books (2018)
Xenia Nikolskaya, The House My Grandfather Built (2020)
Marina Vitaglione, Solastalgia, Overlapse (2017)
Line Ørnes Søndergaard (photo), Yohan Shanmugaratnam (text), BRUDDET (The Split) Forlaget Press (2021)
Karl Ove Knausgård (text) Stephen Gill (photos), Fuglene under himmel, Oktober (2019)
John Erik Riley, Det jeg var, Cappelen Damm (2020)
THEME 3 | PUBLIC SPACE
Jordi Barreras, ALREADY BUT NOT YET, Punctum (2020)
Adrian Bugge, Y. Bygget som forsvant (The building that disappeared), Uten Tittel (2021)
THEME 4 | CRITICAL CONTEXTS
Ariella Aïsha Azoulay, Potential History Unlearning Imperialism, Verso (2019)
Kimberly Juanita Brown, The Repeating Body, Slavery's Visual Resonance in the Contemporary, Duke University Press (2015)
Mark Sealy, Decolonising the Camera: Photography in Racial Time, Lawrence Wishart (2019)
Deborah Willis, Reflections in Black: A History of Black Photographers 1840 to the Present**, W. W. Norton & Company(2000)
**Deichman Collection
Featured books 2021
THEME 1 | REPRESENTATION AND BEYOND
THEME 2 | PHOTOGRAPHY AND WORDS
THEME 3 | PHOTOGRAPHY AND PUBLIC SPACE
THEME 4 | CRITICAL CONTEXTS
COLLABORATION WITH HONG KONG PHOTOBOOK FESTIVAL
COMPLETE LIST
THEME 1 | REPRESENTATION (AND BEYOND)
Dawoud Bey, Class Pictures, Aperture (2007); Street Portraits, MACK (2021)
Christian Belgaux, Sofie Amalie Klougart, Dette året (2021)
Magnus Cederlund, Intime, Journal (2020)
Mads Greve, Homesick, Book Lab (2021)
Linda Zhengová, Catharsis, self-published (2021)
Andrea Gjestvang, Atlantic Cowboy (2022) | project
Lin Shiauyu, Mould (2022) | project
Rebecca Jafari, Det du (ikke) ser (2021) | project
THEME 2 | PHOTOGRAPHY AND WORDS (LITERATURE)
Tonje Bøe Birkeland, The Characters, The Buthan Trilogy (2021)
Tomas Espedal, Mitt privattliv, Gyldendal (2014)
Katinka Goldberg, Bristingar, Journal (2021)
Jiri Havran, Photo After Sebald A New Way Of Looking At W.G. Sebald's Photographs (2019)
Anaïs Horn, Je suis malheureuse et heureuse, Meta books (2020)
Langston Hughes (poems), Roy DeCarava (photos), The Sweet Flypaper of Life, David Zwirner Books (2018)
Xenia Nikolskaya, The House My Grandfather Built (2020)
Marina Vitaglione, Solastalgia, Overlapse (2017)
Line Ørnes Søndergaard (photo), Yohan Shanmugaratnam (text), BRUDDET (The Split) Forlaget Press (2021)
Karl Ove Knausgård (text) Stephen Gill (photos), Fuglene under himmel, Oktober (2019)
John Erik Riley, Det jeg var, Cappelen Damm (2020)
THEME 3 | PUBLIC SPACE
Jordi Barreras, ALREADY BUT NOT YET, Punctum (2020)
Adrian Bugge, Y. Bygget som forsvant (The building that disappeared), Uten Tittel (2021)
THEME 4 | CRITICAL CONTEXT
Ariella Aïsha Azoulay, Potential History Unlearning Imperialism, Verso (2019)
Kimberly Juanita Brown, The Repeating Body, Slavery's Visual Resonance in the Contemporary, Duke University Press (2015)
Mark Sealy, Decolonising the Camera: Photography in Racial Time, Lawrence Wishart (2019)
Deborah Willis, Reflections in Black: A History of Black Photographers 1840 to the Present**, W. W. Norton & Company(2000)
**Deichman Collection