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Don't Just Tell Them, Show Them (1st)First edition of Don't Just Tell Them, Show Them by Jesse Marlow (2014) First impression Large format hardback in near fine condition Signed by Jesse Marlow to title page Some minor wear to boards Sunning to spine Some very slight toning to extremities of pages Otherwise, pages clean, binding firm Published by M. 33

in 2015 I started my journey to "return" to my birth place

As well as the vulnerability of humans and the environment

Flat signed by Victor Burgin to title page

he concerned himself with the citizens of Osaka and Tokyo (Shinsekai Monogatari

the oldest park in Los Angeles

He defines these photos are monochromatic instead of black-and-white in the traditional sense

His first book Elegy for the Mundane was published by La Main Donne in 2019

imagine a series of backgrounds

Fraser seems to be testing Hazlitt’s famous contention that ‘all things by their nature are equally fit subjects for poetry If one looks at Fraser’s inventory of things

Kirkeby employs digitally manipulated photography across a multitude of genres to engage the quotidian with a surreal and dreamlike gaze

The Heights by Matthew Porter

A crucial documentation of post-War Europe

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