Many of Them: Vol. IV

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—01. A Magazine – Expedición.

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The latest edition from Many of Them is now available through the publication's website. Each volume is filled with beautiful, dreamy editorials featuring the best collections in the world, complimented by written articles and short stories.

—Many of Them

Raise High the Roof Beams by Neighbour

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Photography: Ian Lanterman
Styling: Saager Dilawri, Justin Lintag, Karyna Schultz
Models: Jeni at Family Management, Harrison Pratt

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Neighbour recently produced this editorial combining items from their men's and women's stores. Shot by Ian Lanterman in a large warehouse, the industrial backdrop is a nice counterpoint to the clean, contemporary lines of the clothing. Featuring pieces from the likes of Lemaire, Our Legacy, Acne Studios, Niuhans, Hed Mayner and Patrik Ervell, the full story can be seen by clicking on the link below.

—Neighbour

Anne Schwalbe Analogue C-Prints

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Elbe (rosa) – The Pink River
21 x 21cm (24 x 30cm paper)
Signed and numbered
Edition of 22

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Berlin-born photographer Anne Schwalbe recently put a pair of new prints up for sale on her website. Her work is very serene, capturing the simplicity of nature's small beauties and putting them through subtly altered states as part of the printing process.

—Anne Schwalbe

William Eggleston: The Democratic Forest

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Ten-volume set
1328 pages, 31.5 x 32 cm
Hardback, clothbound in slipcase
Published by Steidl, 2015

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"Following the publication of Chromes in 2011 and Los Alamos Revisited in 2012, the reassessment of Eggleston’s career continues with the publication of The Democratic Forest, his most ambitious project. This ten-volume set containing more than a thousand photographs is drawn from a body of twelve thousand pictures made by Eggleston in the 1980s."

—Available from Steidl

JIMA: Website Redesign

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—01. LOITER: For June.

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As part of a subtle redesign, New York-based photographer JIMA has just updated his website with a selection of new content. Featuring recent work for Arc'teryx Veilance, Engineered Garments, Popeye, Ginza and our own magazine, alongside imagery from the popular LOITER series, his movie set photography and plenty of archive material, it is well worth exploring. Be sure to have a look at the film section as well, where 4 Parts Dream is a particular highlight from the past.

—JIMA

Alyx AW15 Catalogue

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—01. 34 pages, 46 x 34 cm.

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This season Matthew Williams released the debut women's collection for his new brand, Alyx. Titled My First Time, the catalogue was photographed by Nick Knight and designed by Paul Hetherington. The beautiful print piece features an editorial alongside an in-depth interview with Scout and Tallulah Willis.

—Available from SHOWstudio

Seth and Sheila Stayed Behind

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Hardcover, 40 pages
29 x 21.5 cm
Edited by Jeff Khonsary
Designed by The Future
Published by New Documents, 2015

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Seth Fluker's latest project is a collaboration with author, and fellow Toronto native, Sheila Heti. The pairing of Seth's photographs with Sheila’s abstract narrative about longing and transition, creates a balanced and interesting mix throughout the 40-page publication, which was recently launched at Art Metropole. Seth also produced a window installation for the event, featuring the same wintery landscapes captured in this unique and beautiful book.

—Available from Art Metropole and New Documents

Talia Chetrit – Parents

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Off Vendome
254 West 23rd Street
New York, NY 10011
September 10 – October 17, 2015

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Off Vendome is a strange place. The New York gallery is spread over two floors of a residential building, on the fringes of what might be considered Chelsea proper. It has a flag outside, a carpeted stairway, patchwork plasterwork, a small office and a large, bright main exhibition space. And for the next couple of days both are host to an exhibition entitled Parents by the artist Talia Chetrit. In the office are a selection of framed photographs, shot in her teens and more recently, while upstairs is a new video installation. The artist's first foray into film offers a humorous and frank portrait of her parents – frequent subjects of her photography – as they pose, clown around, and embrace without the knowledge that they're being captured on video. Chetrit set up a second camera while taking their portraits, and they assumed they were posing merely for a photograph. The short video captures these delicate moments of union, romance and companionship and the body of work is very much worth a look. You'll just have to hurry, as the show ends on Friday.

—Off Vendome

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