Dangerous Women now available from Spaces Corners.
Pre-orders of NOTES FROM THE FOUNDRY are now shipping!
A seamless edit in a modest, but lovely volume of contemporary American photographs by sixteen brilliant contributors. Did we mention it was also printed locally in Pittsburgh?
$22 + shipping
This new book from Spaces Corners titled Notes From The Foundry looks awesome. It’s another one to add to my overwhelmingly long “to purchase soon” list. It’s got 80 pages of photographs by Gregory Halpern, Darin Mickey, Corine Vermuelen, Andrew Borowiec, David La Spina,Suzanna Zak, Daniel Shea, Susan Lipper, Andrew Moore, John Lehr, Nicholas Gottlund, Jacob Koestler, Ross Mantle, Zoe Strauss, Sean Stewart, and Todd Hido. Further info here.
Can’t wait to see this in person, but I have some work in a new book published by Melissa Catanese & Ed Panar’s photography and book project, Spaces Corners. The book “brings together a selection of artists who have made work in the industrial heartland of North America.”
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Photobooks at the PGH Photo Fair.
Aperture Foundation and Jake who does a great job showing books to people!
Roland Angst, the publisher of only photography photobooks. He creates incredible books!
And of course Pittsburgh based Spaces Corners!
Book signing with Charlotte Dumas today at the PGH Photo Fair!
Saturday, May 18 @ 1 pm
Anima, Charlotte Dumas
➜ the uncertain observer: The daily encounter with reality, with the fictions and surrogates,...
The daily encounter with reality, with the fictions and surrogates, the ambiguous aspects, poetical or alienating, seems to deny any way out of the labyrinth, whose walls are always more illusive even to the point of confusing ourselves with them.
The meaning that I try to give my work is that of…
I do gravitate to elliptical and abstract ‘narratives’, looking for pictures that are somehow incomplete and mysterious. It usually begins on a subconscious level and I try to let the pictures guide me. I’ll have a really simple visual idea, mood or atmosphere in mind and that’s the foundation for the ‘narrative’. If I didn’t use these abstract elements as a base, then there’s no doubt the sequence would have turned out much differently. An important part of the process is defining the tone and then playing around with the patterns that emerge. A lot of trial and error takes place and a lot of time is spent looking and moving pictures around – searching for the chord that you’re hoping to hit. - Melissa Catanese, Dive Dark Dream Slow
We spoke to Ed Panar about surviving as a photographer: “I’ve accepted the fact that I will live on very little money.”
Image: © Ed Panar
Check out this video preview of Ed Panar’s new photobook Nothing Changes if Nothing Changes. We’ve got the full story on this unique book—which you will never finish—on the site today.
Ed Panar interviewed by Dan Abbe for American Photo! Pick up your copy here today!
Spaces Corners selected as top 10 Armory Show booth at Pier 94 by Katy Hamer! Stop by and judge for yourself - we’ll be here until Sunday, booth 821.
http://www.eyes-towards-the-dove.com/2013/03/the-r-m-o-r-y-show-top-t-e-n-pier94-new.html
So nice! Thanks!
If you plan to attend The Armory Show next week, come visit us in booth 821on Pier 94. Spaces Corners will present work by Andrea Galvani, Tim Hyde and Ed Panar alongside a carefully curated installation of photo books from our shop. We will also officially debut our very first publication, Nothing Changes If Nothing Changes .
Now in stock: Now Dim by Suzanna Zak
In this 2 color Risograph zine, Zak explores Carlsbad Caverns - located 750 feet below sea level in New Mexico. “Now Dim” is a beautifully dark abstraction of a natural wonder that has since become a commodified tourist experience.
