Kicking off the end of year Photobook lists we have Thomas Wiegand of www.kasselerfotobuchblog.de with his top 12 Photobooks of 2015.
1. Sebastian Mölleken - A 40 Dortmund: Kettler Verlag, 2015 "Germany in a bad mood." Thomas's full review >>
2. Thomas Kläber - Am Ende der Zeit 2006-2013 Cottbus: Verlag dkw Kunstmuseum Dieselkraftwerk Cottbus, 2015 "Touching, great!" Thomas's full review >> Buy >>
We absolutely love this new book from James Barnor. Complete with new writing, an interview with the artist by Francis Hodgson and Margaret Busby, as well as his commentary on selected photos, this book – his first monograph – presents an overview of Barnor’s photography from the late 1940s to his pioneering work in colour of the 1970s. To introduce us to this new work is Sarah Preston, who...
15 titles that are overlooked, under-appreciated and undersold. (Picked by Rudi).
Oliver Hartung Syria Al-Assad Signed Copy Oliver gave an interesting talk at our Propaganda Photobook event last year, here is the book which we all liked. See more >>
David Moore Pictures from the Real World Signed Copy Brilliant little book and the essay is good too. Unfortunately only 500 copies were printed.See...
We are planning a series of open days at our Bristol warehouse over the summer
Come and browse at your leisure. Thousands of photobooks, many of them not listed on our site. We will have some special deals including at least 10% off all books. Numbers are limited so please drop us a line if you are thinking of coming – and we will let you know how to find us: Dates: Friday 26 June 10.00 - 17.00 Saturd...
We share another interview by the team behind the Photobook Bristol Festival. This week: Nicolò Degiorgis.
Nicolò is the creator of the widely acclaimed and hugely popular Hidden Islam, and also runs his own independent publishing house, Rorhof. RRB stocks both the signed First Edition of Hidden Islam and the newly pressed Third Edition. NB - You may have heard that RRB Photobooks is now...
We've been shouting about it rather a lot, but if you don't know, then get to know: On 1st July, RRB is publishing Peter Mitchell's new photobook:Some Thing means Everything to Somebody.
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This is RRB's first publication, and we're more than a little excited about it. So much so that we have a need to share these photos with you - the book ON PRESS:
The time is drawing close and Team Photobook Bristol are putting the final touches to the weekend programme. In the meantime - here's an overview of how the weekend will take shape (obviously subject to change up until the event).
As Photobook Bristol 2015 fast approaches, we share our interviews with the participants of this year's eagerly awaited festival. This week - Anna Fox.
What was the first photobook you bought?
Martin Parr’s Bad Weather, signed!
Can you tell us at what point you discovered the book as an art-form to show your work? Was it while studying, or after?
It was after studying, in 1988 when I was finishing...
