Homesick New YorkMichael Ackermans Homesick New York is a deeply personal meditation on memory, belonging, and the enduring pull of his home town. Returning to New York City after a long absence, the artist sets out on quiet wanderings through the streets, parks, and subways of a city both familiar and transformed. What emerges is a body of work shaped by intuition and empathy a series of intimate encounters with strangers with whom Ackerman shares a mysterious

from Tokyo to Osaka

A valuable addition to the continuing assessment of Maier’s work

I always perceived it as a search for my own girlhood as well as the larger themes of family and community

Featuring filmmakers & photographers from across the globe

no longer burdened by the same fog of depression that led to the creation of this body of work

Frank Gohlke

including writing

This is the most extensive survey of Waplington's work to date

The book features over ninety of Muholi’s evocative self-portraits

Dignified portraits of traders in their stores capture their determined efforts to build a life for their families

The project’s origins lie in the Prison University Project

This comprehensive volume will be the primary resource on Hosoe’s oeuvre