For the fifth year in a row, the Indie Photobook Library will be at the Philadelphia Photo Arts Center Book Fair presenting a selection of new photobooks to the archive with a nod to photobook makers in the Asia-Pacific and Mexico!

Come get comfortable with a good photobook in the the West Elm sponsored Indie Photobook Library reading room.

The Annex on Filbert
830 Filbert Street, Philadelphia
Free and open to the public

Friday, April 24th; 11am-9pm
Saturday, April 25th; 10am-6pm

B O O K S :

Asia-Pacific
Salt by Emma Phillips

Dominion by Wawi Navarozza, published by STEPHANIAN x Studio Wawi Navarroza

Incipient Strangers by Yoshikatsu Fujii

Within You Without You by Kate Golding

Nebulous by Taku Onoda

Gold Coast by Ying Ang

Lit by Ana Kras & Marija Strajnic, published by Bloom Publishing

JAPAN-GO-ROUND by Maki Hayashida

Alone Together by Mi-Yeon, published by Kaya Books

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Mexico
EX CORDE by Rodrigo Ramos

Moises by Mariela Scancari

Nuevo Departamento de Oftalmología / Colima / Jalisco (issue 2) by Roberto Salazar

Nuevo Departamento de Oftalmología / Dos Aniversarios (issue 1) by Roberto Salazar

Carpoolers by Alejandro Cartagena

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A Thousand Ancestors by Michelle Arcila, Eivind Opsvik, published by Loyal Label

Bielefeld, Kevelaer, Horumersiel by Geirmundur Klein

Tierra Brava by Paul Turounet

Adrift by Magda Biernat

Sea Change by Christine Redmond, published by APB

Again and again by Peter Hoffman

After Geography by Andrew Fedynak, published by Zatara Press

Three Routines by John Gossage

Volunteer by Paul Seawright, published by APB

Primer by Karolina Karlic

Photourist by Andy Gershon, published by Daniel 13

Things Boulders Ate by Peter Happel Christian, published by Mystery Spot Books

She Comes in Color by Florian Braakman

Double Blind by Marion Denis, published by Revolver Publishing

Wild Pigeon by Carolyn Drake

Beautiful Pig by Ben Schonberger (second edition)

Tar Beach Blind by Curtis Hamilton

A Sudden Drop by Sveinn Fannar Johannsson

Art Fare by Andy Freeberg, published by Sojourn Books

The Canaries by Thilde Jensen

Alex Cretey Systermans published by Selektor Magazine

Late Spring by Debby Huysmans, published by APE

transmontanus by Salvi Danés, published by Ediciones Anómalas

Processed Views by Barbara Ciurej & Lindsay Lochman

Speaking of Scars by Teresa Eng

Touch by Peter Dekens, published by The Eriskay Connection

Escape by Antonio Eugenio

We Saw it Before You published by Hillvale

Salix Polaris by Anka Sielska

Woodland by Andrea Papi, published by Monkeyphoto

“Потом/after a while” by Natalia Baluta

Some Los Angeles Apartments by Sveinn Fannar Johannsson, published by Multinational Enterprises

Selections from Joint Photographic Survey edited by Adam C Ryder

Breaking Ground: Contemporary Photography at the College of William and Mary, published by College of William & Mary

Bedknobs and Broomsticks by Trent Parke, published by Little Brown Mushroom Books

Calvin Klein: The Dyslexic Collection by Jan Dirk van der Burg

Spook Light Chronicles vol. 3 – we always lie to strangers by Lara Shipley & Antone Dolezal, published by Search Party Press

Creatures of Habit published by Landlocked

Young Soul Rebels by Dennis Schoenberg

No Direction Left to Turn by Di Emerson and Paul Garcia

Panorama by Sebastian Mejia, published by Daga Ediciones

Stone Turner by Bea Nettles

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Selections by Larissa Leclair and Alexis Lodsun.

For a list of exhibitors and programming, visit http://www.phlartbookfair.com/.

Larissa Leclair and the Indie Photobook Library have been invited to participate in Colby Museum of Art’s community day on April 11, 2015. The focus is on the book. Come join us for lectures,  a free workshop, book fair, and pop-up library.

Colby Museum of Art at Colby College
5600 Mayflower Hill, Waterville, Maine 04901
207-859-5600
website

Museum William D. Adams Gallery, Museum Lobby and Mirken Education Center
Saturday, April 11, 2015, 10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.

SCHEDULE
10:00 am
Book Fair

10:30 am–1:00 pm
Book-making workshop with Cynthia Ahlstrin (all ages)

11:00 am–11:45 am
Conversation on the photographic book with photographer and publisher Dan Boardman and founder of Indie Photobook Library Larissa Leclair

11:45 am–12:30 pm
Conversation between poet Mark Melnicove and artist Terry Winters

1:15 pm–2 pm
A reading of Bern Porter poems, followed by an open mic

Food and drink will be available in the lobby at 12:30 pm.

For those traveling from southern Maine, a bus will depart from SPACE Gallery in downtown Portland (538 Congress Street) at 9:30am and will return by 2:30pm. Bus tickets are $5. Please reserve a seat via Brown Paper Tickets here.

“A Survey of Documentary Styles in Early 21st Century Photobooks”
Duke University
Power Plant Gallery
Power Plant Building, Suite 100 American Tobacco Campus
320 Blackwell Street Durham, NC 27701
Phone: 919-660-3622

September 19–November 7, 2014
Reception: October 9, 2014, 5–8pm, with Larissa Leclair of the Indie Photobook Library

The Indie Photobook Library’s seminal traveling exhibition, curated by Larissa Leclair and Darius Himes, arrives at Duke, after stops in New York, San Francisco and DC. “A Survey of Documentary Styles in early 21st century Photobooks” draws from the iPL collection and features 70 photobooks. The exhibition looks at the “documentary tradition” through the lens of a 21st century, global photographic community in which the lines between journalism, art and the long-term documentary project have blurred, morphed and continue to feed off of each other. The books selected for this exhibition present a range of subject matter, each coupled with a particular visual language drawn from a pool of diversity. There are books that speak a more traditional documentary language, while there are those that explicitly critique that very same tradition; there are diaristic books and titles that overlay a typological structure; other books rely primarily on found and vernacular imagery; and there are many books that borrow heavily from an art-photography storehouse. The goal of this exhibition is to survey the field before us and to foreground questions of authorship, voice, style and content.

The exhibition catalog, designed by Patrick Aguilar of Owl & Tiger Books, is available through Blurb.

A Survey of Documentary Styles in Early 21st Century Photobooks:

Estaría Bien Poner un Título Aquí, Alba Yruela
Ohio, Alec Soth and Brad Zellar
Uncommon Intimacy, Amy Stein, Amy Touchette, Erica McDonald, Juliana Beasley
The Kaddu Wasswa Archive, Andrea Stultiens and Arthur Kisitu
Woman With a Camera (35mm), Anne Collier
Odo Yakuza Tokyo (second edition), Anton Kusters
Hose Variations, Bjarne Bare
BURN.01
Memory Traces, Cary Markerink
The Distance Between Us, Christopher Capozziello
Concresco, David Galjaard
27 Good-byes, Deanna Dikeman
574 Views of Johnstown, Ed Panar
Road Ends in Water, Eliot Dudik
French American Trip, Eric Tabuchi
This is Not My Wife, Erik van der Weijde
How Terry Likes His Coffee, Florian van Roekel
Sadkids Number 5: Gonerfest Edition, Geoffrey Ellis
No Destiny (Transitions-Rochester), Gregory Halpern
A Falling Horizon, Heidi de Gier
Butte, America: A Vernacular History. Vol. 1, Ian van Coller
10, in-public
Cityscapes + Birdmen, Jacquie Maria Wessels
Unmarked Sites, Jessica Auer
My Brother’s War, Jessica Hines
Found Piles & Other Topograhica, John Steck Jr.
Last Call, Judith Stenneken
CENSURA, Julián Barón
The Color of Hay, Kathleen Laraia McLaughlin
offSET, Lacey Terrell
The Ninety-Nine Percent, Mathieu Asselin
Desert Days, Matt Austin
Carry Me Ohio, Matt Eich
Ramadan in Yemen, Max Pam
See You Soon, Maxwell Anderson
A Journal of Southern History, McNair Evans
Summer Weather, Michael Jang
No Man’s Land, Mishka Henner
Geolocation, Nate Larson & Marni Shindelman
The Pier, Nils Petter Löfstedt
Gone Quickly, Noah Beil
Visitor, Ofer Wolberger
There is Nothing Beautiful Around Here, Paccarik Orue
Donovan Wylie One Day Taking Photographs in Belfast, Peter Mann
Muddy Treads, Peter Sutherland
Grassland, Phil Underdown
The Constant Change, photo.circle
Firework Studies, Pierre Le Hors
Preston Bus Station, Preston is My Paris
Crime Victims Chronicle, Ray Meeks and Deborah Luster
Stay Cool, RJ Shaughnessy
Alpine Star, Ron Jude
Thrashers, Sacha Maric
May the Road Rise to Meet You, Sara Macel
9/11 Flipbook, Scott Blake
Owner of this World, Shawn Records
The Election Project, Simon Roberts
Hackney Wick, Stephen Gill
Vedove / Widows, Takashi Homma
Cathedral Cars, Thomas Mailaender
Looters, Tiane Doan na Champassak
Behind the Curtains, Tomas van Houtryve
Gomorroh Girl (second edition), Valerio Spada
Qaammaqqivaar, Verena Bruening
Empty Bottles, WassinkLundgren
Tokyo Tokyo, WassinkLudgren
Parking Garages, Willson Cummer
Kitintale, Yann Gross
Before Tomorrow, Yannik Willing
The Story of Four Generations, Yee Ling Tang

“A Survey of Documentary Styles in Early 21st Century Photobooks” from the Indie Photobook Library, curated by Larissa Leclair and Darius Himes, is part of the exhibition “Picture Books”, the juried exhibition of self-published and handmade photography books at Duke University. “A Survey” has been paired down to include just the 70 photobooks and does not include the photographs from the original Gallery Carte Blanche exhibition.

Juried Photobooks:

A Train, Brad Farwell
All the Presidents Men, Rebecca Sittler
Astoria-Megler Bridge, Wil van Iersel
Belle Morte, Maureen O’Leary
Collier Classification System of Very Small Objects, Brian Collier
Darkwood, Chris Bennett
Days at Home, Wolfgang Hastert
Easy on the Eyes, Jeanette May
F9, Ian F.B. Dunn, Monica Dameron, Nick Pironio, Miller Taylor, Georgia Ponton
False Starts, Karen Voltz
Great Wall, Yuanliang Sun
House of Sound, Chris Bennett
Late Autumn Fragments, Aaron Canipe
Mississippi, Trey Hardin
Moonsoot, Alex Cunningham
Native Ground, Rob McDonald
Oculus Song, Marianne Dages
Overdue, Joan Oh
Parts of a Whole, Hsiang-Lu Meng
Postscript, Rachel Boillot
Revolutionary, Tyler McPhee
Rural Life, American Guide
Seeking the Source, Bryon Darby
Southern Route, Tamara Reynolds
Supermoon, Adam Forrester
Sutton Law, Kristina Baker
Swell, Julianna Foster
Tesseract, Sebastian Collett
Testify, Roger May
Textures San Miguel, Kristine Deninno
The Battle of Monmouth, Hannah Smith-Allen
The Ground, Tate Shaw
This is a Pornographic Picture, Brad Farwell
Transculture, Yuanliang SUn
Who the F#ck is Carla, Wil van Iersel
Windows, Emily Volles
Work, Rick Febre

 

Pop-up Exhibition of the Indie Photobook Library and Asia-Pacific Photobook Archive

Saturday, September 20, 2014 from 11-6pm
Talk by Larissa Leclair and Christine McFetridge 4:30-5:30pm

Hosted by Leica
977 F Street, NW
Washington, DC 20004
(202) 787-5900

The Indie Photobook Library welcomes the Asia-Pacific Photobook Archive to the United States! Come join us in DC for the third stop in the APPA’s roadtrip of pop-up exhibitions. For the first time ever, the iPL and APPA will exhibit together contemporary self-published photobooks from around the world from both of their permanent collections. Browse almost 100 titles, socialize, be inspired, get creative!

Modeled after the Indie Photobook Library, founded by Larissa Leclair in 2010 and based in the DC area, the Asia-Pacific Photobook Archive (APPA) is a unique collection of self-published, limited edition, and handmade photobooks and zines whose sole purpose is the promotion of photographic work/books from the Asia-Pacific region. The AP region has some of the most exciting and vibrant photographic work being produced currently – due to economic and, sometimes, political and social constraints, photobooks from most countries in the AP region are not able to be seen at fairs and festivals internationally, and do not get shortlisted for the top awards in the USA and Europe. The Archive redresses this balance by getting copies directly from the photographers themselves, from countries big and small in the Asia-Pacific region and then traveling to events and festivals worldwide to show and promote these books; these books are ones that would not be seen and experienced otherwise. In 2013 the Archive traveled to Tokyo, Cambodia, and Malaysia, and in 2014 with huge collection of books now in the Archive we are traveling to the USA to bring a selection of photobooks never before seen in North America.

The Archive has a permanent home in Melbourne, Australia, which is open to the public, researchers, artists, and institutions. The Archive also runs photobook talks, workshops, competitions, discussions, advisory sessions, and helps unknown Asia-Pacific photographers to get their work published. The Archive is directed by Daniel Boetker-Smith; Daniel is also the founder of Photobook Melbourne, an international photobook festival happening in February 2015 in Melbourne. www.photobookarchive.com.

Join the facebook event.

APPA BOOKS:

Becky Nunes, Co-Orbital
Camilo Bustamante, Duck vee do si… Lido, Hong Kong
Chie Murakami, Japanese Girl
Chie Murakami, Island
Chris Leskovsek, Observations No. 2
Chuchuart, ?
Clinton Hayden, Fugue
Dina Gadia, Buxxxom Grind
Dirty Right Brain magaZINE, I’m Hard Worker
Emma Phillips, Volcan
Fujiwara Atsushi, Butterfly had a dream
Hiro Imai, Bangkok
Huang Qingjun and Ma Hongjie, Family Stuff
Isabella Capezio, Compōnere, To Construct
Jacob Raupach, Radiata
Jiang Yue, Inessential
Jippy Pascua, Half and Half
Kanako Sasaki,Ukiyo
Karl Binger, The Green Cresent Classifieds and Supplements
Leon Qu, Glass 2
Li Jun, Impermanent Instant
Li Kejun, The Good Earth
Linsay Vavari, Return to Me
Lui Waitong, Rust of Time
Luo Changwei, Da Qin Island
Louis Porter, Conflict Resolution
Louis Reith, Jordskred Två
Luke Moran Morris, Riders of Phanom
Luke van Aurich, Thanks but not thanks
Miki Iwanaga, Carnelian
Miti Raungkritya, Thai Politics No. 2
Miti Raungkritya, Thai Politics No. 3
Mohini Chandra, Album Pacifica
Nadia J. Mahfix, [n]
Nguan, How Loneliness Goes
Pablo Bartholomew, The Calcutta Diaries
Pulp Matter, Tough Guys
Rennie Ellis, Cup Fever
Risu, Moon
Robyn Daly, Collingwood: Volume One
Saori Ninomiya, Requiem
Sarah Pannell and Nicholas Hawker, Hyper Observation No. 01
Sean Fennessy, Gold
Shireen Seno, Trunks
Shuichiro Shibata, Bus Stop
Sigue Sigue, Saturnino Basilla
Simon Aubor, Document A: Hidden
Solomon Mortimer, Solomon’s Travels: Volume One
Sun Yanchu, Obsessed
Various (Bernhard Handick, Brian Sergio, Everywhere We Shoot, Fade Longboy, Inez Moro, Lena Vazhenina, Mike Spears, MM Yu) Chop Suey
Various (Pub. Bec Capp) street/stop
Various (Pub. Lloyd Stubber) Oasis
Various Tribal Kitchen: The Aytlas
Vincent Huang, Eyes in the Air
Yi Hui, Winds from Aydingkol
Yoshikatsu Fujii, Welcome Home
Weilun Chong, Please Mind the Gap: Singapore
William Sim, T(in)y
We Chenghuan, Street Fighters
Zhao Lei, Rock Songs

iPL BOOKS:

Andrea Stultiens, Intensive Care
Andres Medina, Nebula
Andrew Youngson, Aida
AntiKira, Kristof Guez
Anton Kusters, mono no aware
Arianna Arcara, Luca Santese, Found Photos in Detroit
Arthur Meyerson, Color of Light
Arthur Tress, Barcelona Unfolds
Ben Rasmussen, Home
Benny Asrul, Monochromia Botanica
Bryan Schutmatt, Grays the Mountain Sends
Carolyn Drake, Two Rivers
Christopher Colville, Movements and the Iceland Trilogy
Douglas Stockdale, Ciociaria
Emily Shur, The Woods
Florian Reischauer, Pieces of Berlin
Florian van Roekel, Fear of Fall
Fujiwara Atsushi, Mangokusho
Gita Lenz, Gita Lenz
Graham Vaughn, Palermo
Henrik Malmstrom, On Borrowed Time
Illusion of Traquility, Francois deladerrier
Irina Popova, Another Family
Italo Morales, Overnight Generation
Jan Dirk van der Berg, Censorship Daily
Jay Tyrrell, Weather
Juan Valbuena, Noray
Kevin Kunishi, Los Restos de la Revolucion
Kevin Kunishi, Los Restos de la Revolucion
Kris Vervaeke, Ad Infinitum
Maggie Harrsen, Kanoa
Marco Grabowiecki, babie lato
Marco van Duyvendijk, Eastward Bound
Maria Sprowls, Adieu Mademoiselle
Mark Nozeman, bor
Max Pinckers, Will They Sing Like Raindrops or Leave Me Thirsty
Nick Brandt, On this Earth, A Shadow Falls
Nicolo Degiorgis, Hidden Islam
Paul Gaffney, We Make the Path by Walking
Paula McCartney, A Field Guide to Snow and Ice
Paula McCartney, On This Ice
Paula McCartney, Bird Watching
Paula McCartney, Book of Trees
Per England, Passenger Seat
Rafal Milach, Black Sea of Concrete
Rob Hornstra, The Secret History of Khava Gaisanova
Robert Zhao, A Guide to the Flora and Fauna of the World
Stefan Bladh, The Family
Tammy Mercure, 12 Nashville Waffle Houses
Telos, Clay Harmon
various, Peninsula
various, Tell Mum Everything is OK
Vasantha Yogananthan, Piemanson
Wawi Navarroza, Dominion
Wawi Navarroza, Hunt & Gather, Terraria
Yanina Shevchenko, Crossing Over
Ying Ang, Gold Coast

APPA in San Francisco
Hosted by Rayko
428 Third Street
San Francisco, CA
(415) 495-3773
Thursday, August 28, 2014
5:30-7:30pm

The Indie Photobook Library welcomes the Asia-Pacific Photobook Archive to the United States! Come to Rayko for the first stop in the APPA’s roadtrip of pop-up exhibitions. The APPA will exhibit contemporary self-published photobooks from the Asia-Pacific region. Browse almost 50 titles, socialize, be inspired, get creative!

Modeled after the Indie Photobook Library, founded by Larissa Leclair in 2010 and based in the DC area, the APPA is a unique collection of self-published, limited edition, and handmade photobooks and zines whose sole purpose is the promotion of photographic work/books from the Asia-Pacific region. The AP region has some of the most exciting and vibrant photographic work being produced currently – due to economic and, sometimes, political and social constraints, photobooks from most countries in the AP region are not able to be seen at fairs and festivals internationally, and do not get shortlisted for the top awards in the USA and Europe. The Archive redresses this balance by getting copies directly from the photographers themselves, from countries big and small in the Asia-Pacific region and then traveling to events and festivals worldwide to show and promote these books; these books are ones that would not be seen and experienced otherwise. In 2013 the Archive traveled to Tokyo, Cambodia, and Malaysia, and in 2014 with huge collection of books now in the Archive we are traveling to the USA to bring a selection of photobooks never before seen in North America.
The Archive has a permanent home in Melbourne, Australia, which is open to the public, researchers, artists, and institutions. The Archive also runs photobook talks, workshops, competitions, discussions, advisory sessions, and helps unknown Asia-Pacific photographers to get their work published. The Archive is directed by Daniel Boetker-Smith; Daniel is also the founder of Photobook Melbourne, an international photobook festival happening in February 2015 in Melbourne.

For more information about these collections and to donate books, visit www.indiephotobooklibrary.org and www.photobookarchive.com.

 

The APPA will then travel to the 5th Annual New York Zine Fair hosted by Camera Club of New York and Foley Gallery, September 12-14, 2014 and the Leica Store in DC, September 20, 2014.

For the fourth year in a row, the Indie Photobook Library will be at the Philadelphia Photo Arts Center Book Fair presenting a selection of new photobooks to the archive!

Saturday and Sunday
March 29-30, 2014
12-6pm

1400 N. American Street
Philadelphia, PA 19122

BOOKS:

180, Tim Morris (2013)

The Young Earth, Jordan Sullivan (Jordan Sullivan / Peter Hay Halpert Fine Art, 2013)

Peninsula, Various Contributing Artists (We are drifters, 2013)

Vacances 1952, Lina V Persson (2013)

Sometimes I cannot Smile, Piergiorgio Casotti (2013)

UTC (série “S.1985 – “.) +1, Sophie L. and Vincent Louis Joseph (2013)

Romka #8, Various Contributing Artists (Joscha Bruckert, 2013)

Overflow, John Edmonds (2012)

Burnish, Isabelle Evertse (Empty Stretch, 2013)

Les Pierres, Jurgen Maelfeyt (Art Paper Editions, 2013)

Les enracinés, Paula Holtz (2012)

After Mandela, Jan Dirk van der Burg & Stefanie Grätz (Post Editions, 2013)

How Loneliness Goes, Nguan (2013)

Black Guys on Race Bikes, Michiel Burger (De Bedoeling, 2013)

Ciao, Come Stai?, Valeria Accili (2013)

Eleven Mega Churches, Travis Shaffer (2010)

Dying Trying (A Winter in the Mitten), Justine Tobiasz (Empty Stretch, 2013)

Deer Blind, Lex Thompson (2013)

Petty Thieves Number Three, Various Contributing Artists (Empty Stretch, 2013)

Low Tide, Pablo Tapia-Pla (2012)

Empty Land, Promised Land, Forbidden Land, Rob Hornstra (The Sochi Project, 2013)

Portraits by Waiters, Sveinn Fannar Jóhannsson (Multinational Enterprises, 2013)

I Wish You Where Here, Luke Strosnider (Anchorless Press, 2013)

Studio Work, Paul Mpagi Sepuya (2012)

Some Long Hotels, Tammy Mercure (TCB Press, 2013)

Grays The Mountain Sends, Bryan Schutmaat (SILAS FINCH, 2013)

The Book of Dreams, Sarah Fuller (Blurb, 2012)

Qualquer, tudo, Eudes de Santana (2013)

Supermoon, Adam Forrester (2013)

How to Win Friends and Influence People, Erik Schubert (Lavalette, 2013)

(based on a true story) magazine, David Alan Harvey (BurnBooks, 2013)

Lucas, Eric Stephanian (2013)

LOVESICK Vol. II, Jonathan Pivovar (2013)

Umma, Goseong Choi (Blurb, 2011)

Surf, Shawn Whisenant (2013)

Ziff Ziff, Jin Zhu (2012)

DIARIO DI UN ANIMALE SELVATICO (SEMPRE SULLA DIFENSIVA) Estate, Giacomo e Me, Chiara Terraneo (2013)

Casual Encounters, Michael Max McLeod (2013)

Two Rivers, Carolyn Drake (2013)

Skeletons in the Closet, Klaus Pichler (2013)

Transfer, E. Brady Robinson (2013)

Aint-Bad Magazine Issue Three: Hyperlinked, Various Contributing Artists (Oddi Press, 2012)

Spook Light Chronicles vol 1, Lara Shipley & Antone Dolezal (Search Party Press, 2014)

The Clouds: Experiments in Perception, Stephan Sagmiller (Griffin Museum of Photography, 2013)

Mali Monuments, Ian van Coller (Doring Press, 2013)

A Guide to the Flora and Fauna of the World, Robert Zhao Renhui (The Institute of Critical Zoologists, 2013)

Selections by John Edmonds and Alexis Ludson, with Larissa Leclair.

Visit philaphotoarts.org for the list of booksellers and programming.

Title:
The Collaborative Photobook: Selections from the Indie Photobook Library

Statement:
As photographers step outside of the traditional publishing platform to self-publish, many come together to work on both the creation and publication of their photographic work in book form. This selection of photobooks from the permanent collection of the iPL showcases the diverse and exciting outcomes of these collaborations.

Selections by Emily Mason and Cameron Vaughan, with Larissa Leclair.

Books:
First Light, Luca Antonucci, Daniel Small (Conveyer, 2011)

inflight – On The Plane, Various contributing artists (The Velvet Cell, 2012)

Halfway Pretty, Various contributing artists (aG_halide press, 2013)

BOUCHÉ/SHAY, Ginevra Shay, James Bouché (2013)

Murmures, Yoann Hagnere, Viola Korosi (2011)

Circulación, Various contributing artists (2010)

Ankunft bei Aufbruch, Andreas Rost, Sebastian Hesse, Christian Reister (2008)

Sea Blues, Cait Oppermann, Yael Malka (2013)

Waterfall: Everyone Has Their Own Rooms, Various contributing artists (2010)

Transcendence, Jess T. Dugan (Griffin Museum of Photography, 2012)

THE SIGNIFICANT SAVAGES, Grégoire Pujade-Lauraine (RVB BOOKS, 2011)

Mediations 1: Where’s the ‘æ’ Key?, Nathaniel Grann (Empty Stretch, 2011)

Saluti da PINETAMARE, Salvatore Santoro (2012)

South Sound, Tarrah Krajnak (Ampersand Gallery & Fine Books, 2013)

Shoreline, Carlos Cancela Pinto & Fábio Silva (2012)

My Own Wilderness, Various contributing artists (2012)

Fragments – Vol. 2, Jimmey Leblanc, John Steck Jr. (Make Book Blog, 2010)

Speaking of Scars, Teresa Eng (If/then books, 2012)

Gazed Upon, Jen Davis, Stacey Tyrell, Cara Phillips (Ampersand Gallery & Fine Books, 2012)

Book of Trees, Paula McCartney (2013)

The Monroe Portfolio, Various contributing artists (2011)

Get Off My Lawn Number 1, Various contributing artists (Geoffrey Ellis, 2010)

Sunday Mornings at the River #1, Various contributing artists (Sunday Mornings at the River, 2012)

Geolocation, Nate Larson, Marni Shindelman (2011)

We Don’t Owe You a Thing #1, Various contributing artists (Carl Gunhouse & Thomas Marquet, 2013)

HE-RO, Yoo Byungseo (ART & SEOUL, 2011)

Intensive Care, Andrea Stultiens (Uitgeverij d’jonge Hond, 2010)

The Secret History of Khava Gaisanova, Rob Hornstra and Arnold van Bruggen (The Sochi Project, 2013)

First Exposures, SF Cameraworks Youth Mentoring Program (SF Cameraworks Inc., 2006)

C&L, Martin Bachelier and Pierre Seiter (Napoleon Press, 2012)

Found Photos in Detroit, Arianna Arcara and Luca Santese (Cesura Publish, 2012)

#Taksim Calling, Frederic Lezmi (Sunday Books, 2013)

The Singled Person, Various contributing artists (2009)

Halfling Zine Issue 2, Various contributing artists (2013)

Montreal-Paris / Quatre, Pascal Amoyel and Thomas Bouquin (2012)

Monreal- Paris / Trois, Pascal Amoyel and Thomas Bouquin (2012)

Renderness, Geirmundur Klein (2012)

Beat Beat Beat, Martina Maffini and Veronica Mengoli (Kaugummi Books, 2009)

Lengths and Breaths, Lee Ranaldo and Cynthia Connolly (Water Row Press, 2004)

Hired Hand, Stuart Bailes, Bea Fremderman, Ingo Mittelstaedt, Athena Torri (Vandret publications, 2012)

The Farther Shore, Julia Borissova (2013)

Two of Us. Encounters, Elisabeth Tonnard (Elisabeth Tonnard/Visual Studies Workshop Press, 2007)

Fallen Empire, Alex Bocchetto and Valentine Abenavoli (AkinaBooks, 2012)

Cruel and Unusual / PPOTR, Various contributing artists (Aurora Borealis, under the auspices of Noorderlicht, 2012)

Swell, Mateusz Sarello (Instytut Kultury Wizualnej, 2013)

P.I., Nico Bick (Nico Bick, 2011)

The End of la Bella Epoque, Misha Pedan (Khimaira, 2013)

White Noise, Michel Mazzoni (ARP EDITIONS, 2013)

Grays the Mountain Sends, Bryan Schutmaat (SILAS FINCH, 2013)

The Hill That Wasn’t, Stefan Vanthuyne (Art Paper Editions, 2013)

Location:
SPE @ Hilton Baltimore
401 West Pratt Street
Baltimore, Maryland, 21201

THIRD FLOOR LOUNGE / March 6-8, 2014
Thursday 11-5
Friday 11-5
Saturday 10-2

Larissa Leclair will be in the iPL space all day Saturday. Please come by and say hi. A few copies of the iPL exhibition catalog “A Survey of Documentary Styles in early 21st century Photobooks” will be available to purchase on Saturday. Cash only.

About the Indie Photobook Library:
Founded by Larissa Leclair in 2010, the Indie Photobook Library is an archive of self-published and indie published photobooks. This includes DIY, photobooks independently published and distributed, photography exhibition catalogs, print-on-demand photobooks, artist books, zines, photobooks printed on newsprint, limited edition photobooks, and non-English language photography books, etc. The iPL promotes and showcases the books in the collection through international pop-up and feature-length exhibitions, articles, conferences, guest lectures, and also preserves them as a non-circulating public library. Having a specific collection dedicated to this contemporary movement in publishing allows for the development of future discourse on trends in self-publishing, the ability to reflect on and compare books in the collection, and for scholarly research to be conducted years, decades, and centuries to come.

The Indie Photobook Library has an open and ongoing submission policy. Photobooks can be donated by the artist, indie publisher, or private collector. All books become part of the permanent collection and are considered for yearly exhibitions.

Following the FotoNOMA opening is the After Party and Slideshow

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 2013

10pm-2am

at the Black Cat
1811 14th St. NW
Washington, DC

FEATURING:

The Pulitzer Center
Women Photojournalists of Washington
The Indie Photobook Library
Empty Stretch
Washington School of Photography
Instant DC
International League of Conservation Photographers
American Photographic Artists DCSTRATA

Music provided by:

DJ LIBERATION MATT DUNN

and

THE KAISER (DC Soundclash)

Buy tix – http://bit.ly/stratadc