My dad cries a lot these days. Any sad movie never made him cry before. He didn’t cry when our…

In 2020 I became a father for the second time, and I moved back to Milan after living in New…

“Hunting in Time” is based on an exhibition trilogy by artist Ronit Porat, displayed in different venues between 2016 and…

Celestial lore and mythical tales converge in the project, “Ovid’s Fasti”, an ethereal journey where the beauty of the present…

SHOUT IV contains three image compilations by Su Misu, Lin Chien-Wen, and Wu Mei-Chi. Su Misu uses cinematic techniques to…

This is a short dwelling about the return of the self to the thing with a dam origin. This record…

Known for his performances in painting himself to blend into various backgrounds, Liu Bolin challenges our perceptions of visibility and…

It took me many years to notice at quieter moments when no one was listening, she would sing. Simple tunes…

The forest, which in Slavic mythology is a space where our world and the otherworld cross, also is a space…

“I’ll Bet The Devil My Head” is a visual fable in which urban foxes are the protagonists to tell the…

Produced amidst Europe’s largest war since WWII, “Photography Firmly Enters the Everyday” preserves and illuminates popular photographic practices in 20th-century…

This photography collection features the work of Taiwan’s significant photographer Chang Chao-Tang, spanning half a century of image creation. Divided…

Turn a Deaf Ear is a series of bizarre photographs, but these landscapes are hidden in the shadows of the…

A follow up to her debut monograph Entangled (Deadbeat Club, 2020), Resurfacing furthers Maude Arsenault’s visual poetry with ongoing, honest…

By utilising glitches in photography and the image-making process of Jacquard Weave, Save as Text employs weaving as a form…

I am Bang, and Hsien is my big brother. We are only a year apart in age. When we were…

The site next to my workplace with its neatly manicured lawn surrounded by a high fence, is still not under…

In this long, tunnel-like walkway, solitude and gatherings, selfies and remnants, unspoken words, and reflections converge, revealing an uncanny yet…

This book is the exhibition catalog for  Line of Vision－The Photography of Wang Hsin held at the Taipei Fine Arts…

In recent years my life has become centred around my daughter, and spending time with her has been very healing,…

When something changes in a relationship, thoughts, feelings, and fears appear. Sometimes there is a struggle or a silence—a failed…

My name is Sasha, and I’m a political exile from Belarus. In my homeland, a repressive dictatorship prevails, suppressing freedom…

Tuan’s debut book, “Castle,” delves into the personal toll of urban redevelopment, where the government seizes vast tracts of land…

The images that appear to be fixed-point observations are of Japanese “tourist attractions” which have been depicted at different times….

“Garden City” is a collaborative project by DECK and ArtSpace LUMOS that highlights contemporary voices from Singapore and South Korea….

Located in Kaohsiung, Long Fa Tang Temple has long illegally housed a large number of mentally ill patients. The Buddhist…

The work is taken from Yiwu, the capital of small commodities in the world, and it is the author’s thinking…

This book is a collection of photographs made between 2009 and 2022. I’m using David Goldblatt’s seminal book, published in…

“The Oriental Scene” investigates the concept of Chinoiserie architecture in the UK in the context of de-colonialism. The project uses…

“Chernobyl” is a document of the communities who inhabit and pass through the exclusion zone—an area covering approximately 2600 km2…

“Klara and the Bomb” is a photographical and historical work that charts connecting threads between the invention of modern computers,…

The history of photography is deeply entwined with the history of colonial expansion and exploitation. Cameras were not merely tools…

Between 2005 and 2008, the photographer documented Taiwanese mobile troupes and stage trucks, which are frequently seen in the traveling…

In the summer of 2021, under the guidance of a friend, I attended the Fudan Wudu Music Festival for the…

I was born dead on the 8th of August 1989. Cyanotic and hypotonic, I was intubated and resuscitated by cardiac…

Our connections to our ancestors and our descendants often feel stronger than connections to those around us. I often wish…

The collection guides viewers on an exploration of Harit’s early work. It compiles photographs, notes, and diary entries from his…

This is a personal project originating from a recent discovery about Kyugoro, my great-great uncle, who emigrated to the US…

Based in Taipei, Taiwan, Lightbox Photo Library is a non-profit organization specializing in books focused on the discourse and appreciation…

This book is an exhibition catalog for Coral Stone Mountain- Chen Shun-Chu Solo Exhibition held in 2015, including profiles of…

“Menopause” is a pejorative term that describes women as demonised, as unreasonable “shrews”, and with “tinted glasses”. —— In addition…

Modern society is founded on a clear division between the natural and the human universe that leaves little space for…

On February 24, 2022, my homeland started the full-scale invasion of Ukraine. To understand where the roots of such aggression…

After eight years of living apart, Riti Sengupta moved in with her parents at the onset of the pandemic. Upon…

“D-AI” refl ects on the manipulation of reality through the media and social networks, and how artifi cial intelligence can…

“Landing” is a collaborative photo-documentary project that looks at the purposeful escape skateboarding provides to a handful of Palestinian skaters—including…

This book documents the solo exhibition of artist Chen I-Hsuen , titled I Went Abroad, and Then I Went Back….

A photography collection about the democratic movements and street uprisings that showcased the people’s power in Taiwan before and after…

The photobook ‘Spicy Seaweed Popcorn’ is the result of mixing reality and memory that the author has accumulated since 2014…

This book, titled Ways of Working, starts from an article in the 5th issue of Dot Dot Dot (April 2003)….

The SIPF Open Call is a cornerstone programme of the festival, operating independently of the festival’s theme. Its goal is…

“Trailblazers” is an inquiry into Egypt’s feminist history through socially engaged self-portraiture and performance, integrated with public archives to forge…

The first book of the Rhythm Series is Daegu était un grand étang (DAEGU USED TO BE A GIANT POND)…

On December 12th 1935, a programme was initiated in Germany to provide the Third Reich with the new generation of…

In a certain internet cafe in Taichung, most of the patrons are not students but middle-aged and elderly people. Among…

On March 18, 2014, a group of students dissatisfied with the government occupied the Legislative Yuan. The movement was a…

In the farmhouse I was born, my granny grew a plant called henna. Every time the religious holiday was upon…

In 1958, my grandfather, Hippolytus Mothopeng, fled South Africa to escape racist Apartheid law. He went to Botswana, a far…

Pasolini in his pseudo-documentary Appunti per un Orestiade Africane (1970) radicalises an aesthetic of the unfinished characterised by the desire…

I have been photographing my younger sister Masantu for over ten years. I started taking it seriously when she expressed…

With vintage press clippings, letters – correspondence between two fiancés – and photographs, the artist Kurt Tong tells the life…

At the age of four, my mother left by jumping onto a stranger’s motorcycle. Since then, it has been difficult…

This book collects the residency records of the artists’ Zuoying Project from 2011 to 2016. Zuoying military dependents’ village, located…

Presented by Three Shadows Photography Art Centre, this showcase features 24 selected photobooks from “Space on Paper – Jimei x…

Rokkoku is the common name for National Route6. The strange sensations I experienced in Tsushima resonated in my head. One day,…

Will you come to Rome with me? is a project exploring memories of my mother through family portraits and places…

Anti-Blackness seems inescapably mixed into whatever context I place it into; literature, science, government, health, art… look into any “field”…

In the southeastern region of Guizhou, there are numerous ethnic minorities, with the Miao people being predominant. Surrounded by mountains…

“Are you a communist?” a Dutch citizen asked me in a heated debate. I didn’t know how to react, I…

This book contains the photographs of “Mementos of Happiness,” the 4th series of my Fukushima project. Based on this series,…

Wayward Decision aims to explore the intricate relationship between human influence and the natural environment. The book reveals the story…

This collection documents an unexpected journey during my travels, in a place called Norgris Town, where I spent the final…

Each page in the book stands on its own, containing photographs carefully selected from three years of shooting, which I…

妈妈，我到家了 (Mummy, I’m home) is a photo book that peers into an unassuming relationship between a mother and a queer…

In New York, Times Square attracts so many different people from all over the place. This area gives me illusions…

“Loneliness, roaming youths, violence and predators. We were wild nocturnals in the dark, warm nights. Summer left quickly and before…

Building on her A-level coursework, the photo artist adopts a conceptual approach to gently uncover the concealed aspects of her…

Three summers ago, I was photographing the work and daily routine of agricultural workers. Every morning, I would take a…

To a priest, what is the lived experience in the last years of life? From 2018 to 2020, Taiwanese photographer…

The book is presented as a photobook, edited with photos of family members, each in a separate volume, tied together…

This project, Return of the Gods, continues my ongoing interest in Chinese civil society. While many of my previous works…

In July 2019, due to my mother’s surgery, I left Shanghai, China, and returned to my hometown. This is the…

These series of works, titled “Confrontation of The Absent Hero,” is rooted in a profound childhood memory that has influenced…

Dates 27 Oct to 24 Nov 2024 Venue Reception at DECK Open Ground 120A Prinsep Street S187937 Opening Hours Tue…

The intricate and complex construction hidden within its bland, untitled cover unravels the life of my grandmother, Ha Ja, which…

This work back and forth between the present and the past, between imagined landscapes, and quietly speaks of gratitude for…

Mazu, a deity said to have come from China to Taiwan three hundred years ago, was revered by Taiwanese as…

This is a pseudo-scientific photographic book about “Fei You Qie”. The word “妃优茄 （Fei You Qie）” is synonymous with “future”…

The series of three books as a set allowed me to ask questions and present a vehicle for the photographs:…

In the 2000s, De Middel discovered a Zambian space programme led by Edward Makuka Nkoloso, aiming to send the first…

“The Fish Dies By Its Mouth / El pez muere por la boca” reflects on the resilience and resistance of…

“1 2 3 2 1” is a 304-page photo novel, that juxtaposes images created during and after Nagakura Nami’s pregnancy…

When I travel alone in Nanfang’ao for a week in spring, there are two things I want to do: paint…

This book is a record of the holes and nails in the walls of the exhibition hall during the three…

“Each generation must out of relative obscurity discover its mission, fulfill it, or betray it. In underdeveloped countries the preceding…

Some neuroscientists who study death use the phrase “realer than real” to describe near-death experiences. This phrase comes from the…

The old soldiers carry old memories, even if they have long been blurred in the river of time, but resurfaced…

In early 2024, five artists—Robert, Chun Aik, Lewis, Arrvin, and Xiaocong—were invited to delve into the enigmatic history of 116…

“In the Catholic church there are three classes of relics. The first class is body parts of a saint. The…

In 1912, Japanese explorer Nobu Shirase attempted to become the first person to reach the South Pole, but had to…