TELL MUM EVERYTHING IS OK #5

Title: TELL MUM EVERYTHING IS OK #5

Photographer/s: – Alec Soth

– Ali Bosworth

– Andrew Laumann

– Andrew Phelps

– Axel Stevens

– Brendan Baker and Daniel Evans

– Christian Flatscher

– Christian Patterson

– Clare Strand

– Damien Brailly

– Ed Panar

– Guillaume Maraud

– Irina Yulieva

– Jaap Scheeren

– Jason Fulford

– Jeremy R. Jansen

– Jordan Small

– Juan Ramon Rincon

– Kenny Hurtado

– KK + TF – Klara Källström and Thobias Fäldt

– Laëtitia Donval

– Lara Dhondt

– Maciek Požoga

– Maxime Milanesi

– Peter Halupka

– Roger Ballen

– Santa Katkute

– Taiyo Onorato & Nico Krebs

– Thomas Albdorf

– Timothy Briner

– Torbjørn Rødland

Date of publication: NOVEMBER 2011


Tell mum everything is ok – issue 4 – “Waste Ground”

Title: Tell mum everything is ok – issue 4 – “Waste Ground”

Photographer/s:
– Aleksander Kelpman

– Alexander Gronsky

– Casey McGonagle

– Charlie Engman

– Clayton Lee

– Cyrille Weiner

– Daniel Grant

– Daniel Shea

– Delaney Allen

– Dustin Aksland

– Erin Hanson

– Erwan Morère

– Franck Juery

– Hildegunn Larsen

– Nick White

– Innis McAllister

– JH Engström

– John Mann

– Kate Steciw

– Lin Zhipeng

– Margot Wallard

– Mathieu Lambert

– Matthieu Gafsou

– Max Peake

– Maxime Milanesi

– Michael Cinque

– Missy Prince

– Nich Kunz

– Nicholas Gottlund

– Nick White

– Pierre Letulzo

– Raoul Gatepin

– Santiago Mostyn

– Sean Stewart

– Sebastian Mlynarski

– Stephanie Gonot

– Stevie Dacanay

– Tommy Nease

– Yann Lélias

– You Li

Date of publication: January 2011


Tell mum everything is ok – issue 3 – “A Postmodern World”

Title: Tell mum everything is ok – issue 3 – “A Postmodern World”

Photographer/s: Various artists :

– Lin Zhipeng
– Doug Dubois
– Bryan Formhals
– Missy Prince
– Keith Davis Young
– Kirill Kuletski
– Alain Roux
– Amy Stein
– Franck Juery
– Shane Lavalette
– Jacob Wolf Miller
– Romain Bernardie James
– Vincent Bordet
– Yann Gross
– Peter Baker
– Peter Granser
– Nick White
– Leo Postma
– Vincent Aubert
– Tim Davis
– Matthew Genitempo
– Daniel Gebhart de Koekkoek
– Jeremy R. Jansen
– Pedro Ramos
– Quentin Roux
– Julien Pebrel
– Yann Orhan
– Marlon Kowalski
– Charlotte Tanguy
– Bridget Collins
– Diana Kraus
– Agnes Thor
– Sabrina Bte Abdullah
– Ana Kraš
– Bob Myaing
– Jennilee Marigomen
– Michael McCraw
– Kyle Scully
– Landon Metz
– Allie Mount
– Alistair Dickinson
– Brent Boggs
– Daniel Augschoell
– Tagger Yancey IV
– Gregory Halpern
– Juan Chao
– Yosigo
– Ramon Haindl

Date of publication: June 2010


Tell mum everything is ok – issue 2 – “Outsiders”

Title: Tell mum everything is ok – issue 2 – “Outsiders”

Photographer/s: Various artists :

– Adriana Petit
– Ana Himes
– Andrew James
– Anthony Earl Smith
– Bridget Collins
– Bryan Formhals
– Charlie Engman
– Chih-Han Hsu
– Chris Taylor
– David Meskhi
– David Semeniuk
– Dmytrij Wulfius
– Elkie Vanstiphout
– Ewa Kniaziak
– Francesco Ercolini
– Frank Loriou
– J A Mortram
– Jason Hynes
– Joe Skilton
– Jukka Reverberi
– Julia Galdo
– Kaj Lehmann
– Keith Davis Young
– Kelley Smith
– Léo Mauger
– Lina Scheynius
– Luis Torres
– Lukasz Wierzbowski
– Marlon Kowalski
– Matt Hutchinson
– Matt Martin
– Michelle K. Anderson
– Mónica Pertiñez Ceballos
– Natalia Urazmetova
– Patrick Tsai
– Pierre Wayser
– Randall Phenning
– Raoul Gatepin
– Ross Jenkinson
– Sarah Bernhard
– Swampdonkey Swampy
– Sylvain-Emmanuel Prieur
– Tagger Yancey IV
– Teresa Frausin
– Thong Van
– Tim Barber
– Tim Singleton
– Tyffany Frazier
– Vincent Bordet
– Wei-I Lee
– William Rugen

Date of publication: January 2010


Indie Photobook Library X APPA

APPAxiPL Melbourne

The Asia-Pacific Photobook Archive (APPA) is hosting a micro-exhibition featuring 7 books on loan from the Indie Photobook Library, (iPL) Washington DC. These books will be on view in Melbourne in the first of APPAxiPL collaborations in Australia. The books include some amazing, unique award winning books from the last couple of years.

Stop by and take a peek.

Asia-Pacific Photobook Archive
395 Gore St, Fitzroy, Melbourne, 3065
http://photobookarchive.com/

Thursday to Saturday 11-6pm

 

We Make The Path By Walking – Paul Gaffney

Tell Mum Everything Is Ok #5 – Maxime Milanesi + Claire Schvartz

Dive Dark Dream Slow – Melissa Catanese

Los Restos De La Revolucion – Kevin Kunishi / Daylight

The Secret History of Khava Gaisanova and the North Caucasus – Rob Hornstra & Arnold van Bruggen (The Sochi Project)

Passenger Seat – Per Englund

Beautiful Pig – Ben Schonberger (1st edition)

 

Thank you to Daniel Boetker-Smith and Christine McFetridge.


The Indie Photobook Library and Asia-Pacific Photobook Archive in Washington, DC September 20

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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


Indie Photobook Library at Flash Forward Festival Boston June 8-10, 2012


The Indie Photobook Library is pleased to be part of the Flash Forward Festival again. This time in Boston! June 8-10, 2012

Fairmont Battery Wharf
Two Battery Wharf – 2nd FLOOR
Boston, Massachusetts 02109
Friday 11-6, Sat 10-6, Sunday 10-noon
FREE

The Flash Forward Festival was part of a milestone in iPL history as they hosted the entire library for our first pop-up exhibition ever at their Toronto festival in October of 2010. We look forward to being part of it again!

The following titles from the Indie Photobook Library archive will be on display.

Details »


Indie Photobook Library at PPAC Book Fair 2012

The Indie Photobook Library has been invited to participate again in the PPAC Annual Book Fair!

Come browse a selection of photobooks from the Indie Photobook Library archive and donate your book!
Philadelphia Photo Arts Center
1400 N. American St.
Philadelphia, PA 19122
Saturday May 5, 2012
12-6pm
Free and open to the public

A number of small presses, publishers, and artists will also be there selling books, prints, and ephemera. And Ben Lowy, Ed Panar, and Ron Jude will be signing books! More info.

This will be the iPL’s first crowd-sourced exhibition. Thank you to everyone who suggested titles from the collection. The following titles from the Indie Photobook Library archive will be on display:

Ada Hamza, Vol 3: Endless Vacation

Adria Canameras, Vol 2: Par Hazard

Aint Bad #2

Alexandra Silverthorne, MidNights

Andreas Schöning, Rooms

Andrew Bovasso, Conversations with Dan McNulty in Jersey City

Andrew Youngson, The Devils’ Garden

Aya Takada, Fragrance Petite

Bela Doka, The Sundays of Life

Bertil Nilsson, Undisclosed

Brad Rimmer, Silence: The Western Australian Wheatbelt

Calvin Lee, Restore Defaults

Carl Gunhouse, Suburban Youth; American Desire

Carl Gunhouse, Christine Rogers, Rachel Boillot, Tiana Peterson, The Promise of Real Estate

Chris Coekin, The Altogether

David Schulz, The Terrorist’s Handbook

David Underwood, Stapled Photo Grids

Deanna Dikeman, 27 Good-byes

Deborah Hamon, Girls: Fact and Fiction

Euan Forrester, Soundproof

Filipe Bianchi, India; Self-Portrait

Filipe Casaca, My Home is Where You Are

Gary Green, History

Hasisi Park

Jay Muhlin, Half Life: A Portrait of Lauren

Jeanne Friscia, A Piece of Heaven

John Pitsakis, 256 Days

Jonathan Lucas, Rorschach Test

Joyce P. Lopez, The Trouble with Birds

Kirk Carter, Curious Surfaces

Kyunghee Lee, Island

Lay Flat 01, Remain in Light

Lloyd Stubber, Scram

Marcus Bastel, But Where Are All the People

Matt Austin, Talking with Fear about Dying Tomorrow

My Own Wilderness

No Thoughts #7

Open to Interpretation, Water’s Edge

Paccarik Orue, There is Nothing Beautiful Around Here

Phillip Kalantzis-Cope, On the Plane

Robert Rutöd, Less is More

Roger Minick, American Biographics

Stacy Renee Morrison, Carl Gunhouse, Andrew Atkinson, Matt Kaelin, Emerging Photographers

Stefan Vanthuyne, From Here to Oblivion

Sumeja Tulic, Vol 1: Approaching the Encapsulated

Tammy Mercure, March 2012: Religion

Tell Mum Everything is ok

Thomas Bouquin and Pascal Amoyel, UN; DEUX


Indie Photobook Library at Snap! Orlando – May 6 and 7, 2011

The Indie Photobook Library will be at Snap! Orlando with a pop-up exhibition of photobooks from the collection.

May 6 and 7, 2011

GAI Building, 618 E. South St, Orlando, Florida

Friday, 7pm – 12 am
Saturday, 7pm – 12 am

Founded in 2010 by Larissa Leclair, the Indie Photobook Library (iPL) is an archive that showcases and preserves self-published and indie published photobooks through exhibitions and as a non-circulating public library. The iPL is pleased to have E. Brady Robinson, Associate Professor, UCF School of Visual Arts and Design, and Heather Comparetto, photographer and curator, curate the pop-exhibition of photobooks for Snap! Orlando. Roughly fifty titles will be on display during the event, allowing visitors to explore and celebrate the diversity, craft, and creativity in self-publishing today.

Titles selected by E. Brady Robinson, Associate Professor, UCF School of Visual Arts and Design
Adam Revington, Adam Revington
Alex, Christian Reister
A Specter from the Land of If: Outlandish Photography
Bookmarks, Tuomas Korpijaakko
Color Dying Light, Sam Falls
Desert Days, Matt Austin
Destination: Anywhere, Jordan Swartz
Fading Light, Clay Lipsky
Firework Studies, Pierre Le Hors
Get Off My Lawn
Hackney Wick, Stephen Gill
Hasisi Park, Hasisi Park
Kitintale, Yann Gross
Lacuna, Sonja Thomsen
Lay Flat 01: Remain in Light
Lay Flat 02: Meta
Not Many Kingdoms Left, Jeff Luker
One and Two and Up and Down, Ting Cheng
Photographs & Pictures, Mark Peckmezian
Sadkids Number 4, Geoffrey Ellis
Sadkids Number 5, Geoffrey Ellis
See You Soon, Maxwell Anderson
Small View, gu fan
Superficial Snapshots Zine 3: Things I Like About Texas, Allison V. Smith
Taciturn Heart, Marcelo Gomes
Tell mum everything is ok, no. 2
Tell mum everything is ok, no. 3
Tell mum everything is ok, no. 4
The Kaddu Wasswa Archive, Andrea Stultiens and Arthur Kisitu
The Story of Four Generations, Yee Ling Tang
The Strangeness of This Idea, Kate Steciw
The Well Ain’t Dry, Cody Chandler
Tokyo Tokyo, WassinkLundgren
Transit, Ali Taptik
Try to be more positive, Matt Austin

Titles selected by Heather Comparetto, photographer and curator
38, Kevin Miyazaki
Anywhere But Here, Alex McTigue
Dive, Marco Onofri
Downcasting, Beau Brashares
Fiume, Guido Guidi
Fragments – Volume Two, Jimmey Leblanc
Living With Myself Forgetting, David Agasi
Lush Light, Andi Schreiber
Mornings/Evenings, Todd M. Walker
Nerves, Laëtitia Donval
Now We Are 30, Stuart Woodman
Privilege, Jessica Craig-Martin
The f word, Angela Marklew
The Lightness of Being, Alinka Echeverria
The Singled Person
Unique c-Prints, John Steck Jr.
World Was in the Face of the Beloved, Eric Weeks

Titles selected by both E. Brady Robinson and Heather Comparetto
Last Call, Judith Stenneken
Offset, Lacey Terrell
Thinner Air, John Mann


Indie Photobook Library at the PPAC Book Fair

The Indie Photobook Library has been invited to participate in the PPAC Second Annual Book Fair, this Saturday April 2, 2011.

Come visit the Indie Photobook Library
at the Philadelphia Photo Arts Center
1400 N. American St.
Philadelphia, PA 19122
Saturday April 2nd
12-6pm
Free and open to the public

A number of small presses, publishers, and artists will also be there including Blind Spot, Charles Lane Press, Chad Muthard, David Graham, David La Spina, Gottlund Verlag, Hassla Books, J&L Books, Ofer Wolberger, Ed Snyder, Roma Publications, A-Jump Books, Humble Arts Foundation, Lay Flat, and PhotoBookArts, to name a few.

The following titles from the Indie Photobook Library archive will be on display.

10: 10 Years of in-Public
38 Very Small Observations, Kevin J. Miyazaki
893 Magazine, Anton Kusters
A Nos Amours, Ariane Geffard and Michael J. DeMeo
Acdcnyc, Nemanja Knežević
Adam Revington
Afghanistan Redux, Benjamin Lowy
Album, Magazin fur Fotografie
Along the Niger, Ian Van Coller
Amnesia Hat Issue 1, Kenneth Traynor
Ankunft bei Aufbruch
Anywhere but Here, Alex Mctigue
Autre Eden, Philippe Lopparelli
B Sides, Stephen Gill
Backdrop: the search for home, Muriel Hasbun
Bedknobs and Broomsticks, Trent Parke
Before Things Change, Seth Fluker
Black Sea of Concrete, Rafal Milach
Blink 1
Blink 2
Burn .01
Carry Me Ohio, Matt Eich
Chica Barbie, Carl Bower
Circulacion
Clinic
Club 13, Nils Petter Lofstedt
Conversations with Dan McNulty in Jersey City, Andrew Bovasso
Couples, Max Fallon
Deathcamp, RJ Shaughnessy
Depressive Landscapes, Armando Ribeiro
Desert Days, Matt Austin
Destination: Anywhere, Jordan Swartz
DIVE, Marco Onofri
Downcasting, Beau Brashares
Drei, Christopher Young
Durations of Time, Bill Purvis
Echolilia, Timothy Archibald
Empty Bottles, WassinkLundgren
Fading Light, Clay Lipsky
Fake Tales of America, Mathieu Lambert
Finds, Harry Watts
Five, Christopher Young
Forest Coast, Ben Grieme and Clarke Tolton
Found Piles & other Topographica, John Steck Jr
Fragments Vol One, John Steck Jr
Fragments Vol Two, Jimmey Leblanc
Freo, Chiara Terraneo
From Here to Oblivion, Stefan Vanthuyne
Gita Lenz
Golden Parachute, Jared Ritz
Grassland, Phil Underdown
Hamra Hajurama: Our Grandmothers
Hasisi Park
Hunt Them Out: Passport to Trespass Vol. VII, Mikael Kennedy
India, Filipe Bianchi
I Sell Fish, Joshua Deaner
I Still Don’t Know Which Way To Go, Jacob Pastrovich
I Thought You Knew Where All of the Elephants Lie Down, Andre Principe
I Want to Eat, Mariken Wessels
Kitintale, Yann Gross
Less is More, Robert Rutod
Living with Myself Forgetting, David Agasi
Lost in Learning, Eva Koleva Timothy
Lukasz Wierzbowski
Manifesto: The Journal of Smogranch, Daniel Milnor
Master and Everyone, Andre Principe
Mauerreste, Squale
Memento, Muriel Hasbun
Memories: Miroir Noir, Yann Orhan
Mornings/Evenings, Todd M Walker
Mosh, Justin Schmitz
Motion Sickness, Alain Marciano
Moving out of State- Reasonable, Scott Hubener
My Brother’s War, Jessica Hines
Nerves, Laetitia Donval
Neuperlach Zentrum, Thomas Wieland
New York City, Squale
Nicosia in Dark and White-Thodoris Tzalavras
Nowhere’s Home, Jordan Sullivan
Nobody is Nowhere, Lara Alegre
Not Many Kingdoms Left, Jeff Luker
Now We Are 30, Stuart Woodman
NY Low and High, Marco Onofri
October 14th, 1979, Mikael Kennedy
On Approach, Daniel Milnor
On This Earth, A Shadow Falls, Nick Brandt
one and two and up and down, Ting Cheng
One to Nothing, Irina Rozovsky
Open Books, Matt Kowal
Orchard Vol 1: Crime Victims Chronicle, Raymond Meeks and Deborah Luster
Owner of this World, Shawn Records
Passport to Trespass Vol. VI, Mikael Kennedy
Photographs and Pictures, Mark Peckmezian
Pluto, Mariko Ogawa
Puur, Melanie Rijkers
Queen Ann P.S .Belly Cut Off, Mariken Wessels
Rugby, Daniel D’Ottavio
Satellite, Pablo Hare
Shibuya, Nguan
Silence, Jose Pedro Cortes
Soundproof, Euan Forrester
Silent Pictures, Pat Graham
Small View, Gu Fan
Some Ways to Disappear Issue 1 and Issue 2
Stapled Photo Grids, David Underwood
Stranger Tongues, Jordan Carroll
Studio, Harry Watts
Svalbard, Greg White
Svart Metall, Grant Willing
Tangente, Laurent Chardon
Tell mum everything is ok, no. 4
Ten Days in July, Maxwell Anderson
The Dad Project, Briony Campbell
The Daily Round, Martin Brink
The Election Project, Simon Roberts
The Family, Stefan Bladh
The Hogtown Project, Nadine Dolly and Kristie Macor
The Kaddu Wasswa Archive, Andrea Stultiens
The Lightness of Being, Alinka Echeverria
The Pier, Nils Petter Lofstedt
The Singled Person
The Story of Four Generations, Yee Ling Tang
The Way Things Are, Anthony Blasko
Thrills & Chills, Isa Leshko
To See Here, Kerim Aytac
Tokyo Tokyo, WassinkLundgren
Transit, Ali Taptik
Unknown Land, Louis Porter
Very Very Short Stories vol. 1 illustrated, Jasmine
Vol. 1, Pauliana Valente Pimentel
Watch Me Jumpstart, Linn Heidi Stokkedal
Waterfall Spring 2010
When We Milk Each Other, Viktoria A. Lisbet
We Between Loss and Hope, Luca Piras
World Was in the Face of the Beloved, Erik Weeks

This selection of photobooks from the iPL collection highlights mostly recent acquisitions to the iPL with a handful of titles featured at the Flash Forward Festival and FotoWeek DC. Selected by Stephanie Obernesser and Larissa Leclair.