Issue #013 - Fall 2013

The PhotoBook Review Issue 013

Issue 013 was assembled by Lesley A. Martin, publisher of The PhotoBook Review and creative director at Aperture Foundation.

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Issue Details

Issue 013 offers a riff on many of the themes that infuse the best issues of The PhotoBook Review: an interview with publisher, artist, educator, and curator Delphine Bedel on publishing as the transmission of knowledge; a survey of designers by Alan Rapp on how active type should (or should not) be in relation to photographs; a conversation with Dayanita Singh on books as sculptures and the tactile, sensual possibilities of the book; and Aaron Schuman in conversation with Alec Soth on what it means to revisit a classic “first book.” A roundup of “PhotoBooks of the 1990s” features contributions by Laia Abril, Hannah Whitaker, Matthew Leifheit, Clare Strand, Gregory Halpern, and Hank Willis Thomas; and a list of favorite photobooks by Robert Adams, Rinko Kawauchi, Bertien van Manen, and others, assembled by Christopher McCall, further explores the idea of “PhotoBook as Lineage.” The Reviews section features Sarah Bay Gachot on Anouk Kruithof, Stanley Wolukau-Wanambwa on Mark Steinmetz, and Rick Moody on Teju Cole. Issue 013 also serves as the catalogue of shortlisted books for the 2017 Paris Photo–Aperture Foundation PhotoBook Awards.

Table Of Contents

Features and Columns

Publisher’s Note
Lesley A. Martin

Design Spotlight
A Survey of Contemporary TypeAlan Rapp

Publisher Profile
Olga Yatskevich in conversation with Delphine Bedel, Meta/Books

PhotoBooks of the 1990s
With contributions by Laia Abril, Hannah Whitaker, Matthew Leifheit, Clare Strand, Gregory Halpern, and Hank Willis Thomas

The 2017 Paris Photo–Aperture Foundation PhotoBook Awards Shortlist

Nathalie Herschdorfer on
The Artist’s Bookshelf

The Offset Artist
A Conversation with Dayanita Singh

Aaron Schuman in Conversation with Alec Soth
Sleeping by the Mississippi
Revisited

PhotoBook as Lineage
By Christopher McCall
with contributions by Robert Adams, Melissa Catanese, Rinko Kawauchi, Ed Panar, and Bertien van Manen

Reviews

Sarah Bay Gachot on
Anouk Kruithof, AUTOMAGIC

Stanley Wolukau-Wanambwa on
Mark Steinmetz, Angel City West, Volumes 1 and 2

Stephen Hilger on
Anthony Hernandez, Forever

Mark Alice Durant on
Jim Goldberg, The Last Son and Candy

Rick Moody on
Teju Cole, Blind Spot


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