America Now exhibition catalog, featuring photographs by Daniel Cheek, Ben Huff, Shane Lavalette, Laura McPhee, Alec Soth and Zoe Strauss. With an essay by curators Leonie Bradbury and Shana Dumont.
Available for $10 via Montserrat Gallery

Tell Mum Everything is OK n°3, featuring photographs by Shane Lavalette, Doug Dubois, Amy Stein, Yann Gross, Peter Baker, Tim Davis, Gregory Halpern and many more. Published by Éditions FPCF.
Edition of 400, available for €15.50 ($19)

RGB Transferences, a newsprint book by Pierre Le Hors.
Edition of 1000, available direct from the artist

Lynn Valley 6, a collaborative publication by Roe Ethridge and Cheyney Thompson.
Edition of 1000, available for $23

Don’t Die, a new self-published book by Justin James Reed.
Edition of 30, SOLD OUT

A Man Sat Alone in His Room, a self-published book by Joscha Bruckert and Andreas Till. Comes with 4 fold-out posters.
First edition of 50, available for €26 ($32)

Thrashers, a new oversized book by Sacha Maric.
Edition of 500, available direct from the artist or via Good Mother and Father

Untitled From Reconciliation, a handmade book by Jason Evans.
Available direct from the artist

Benjamin Beker’s Monuments catalog.
Available direct from the artist or via ArtSway

NDP #5, a unique boxed ‘magazine’ featuring interviews/texts and multiples from a variety of artists. Edited by Lay Flat 02: Meta contributor Matt Keegan.
Edition of 500, available for $50

Field Trip Magazine #1, published by Café Royal.
Edition of 1000, available for £9 ($13)

Originally a print-on-demand publication, Words Without Pictures was recently re-published by the Aperture Foundation.
Available for $25

Felsgarten, a black and white zine by Jessica Hans.
Edition of 100, available for $12

Three from Photolucida: Máze by Céline Clanet, Guardians by Andy Freeberg and Color Falls Down by Priya Kambli.
Available for $40, $40 and $24 respectively

Fragments: Volume One, a self-published accordion-fold book by John Steck Jr., with words by Katherine Murphy.
Edition of 35, available direct from the artist

Down These Mean Streets, a newsprint publication from Will Steacy.
Available for only $5, or in a limited edition of 50 (with a print) for $50

Mazime 2 and Mazime 3, self-published photobooks by Japanese artist Go Itami.
Edition of 50 and 100 respectively, each available for 1,500 Yen ($17)

Dingy Basement Vol. 1: Remember the Heroes by Marina Pinsky.
Print-on-demand, available direct from the artist

Coliseum by Robert Parkinson.
Edition of 50, available for £5 ($7.50)

Was / Is, a newsprint publication by Jason Nocito.
Edition of 1000, available for $15

Queen Ann. P.S. Belly Cut Off, another excellent book by Mariken Wessels. Published by Alauda Publications.
Available for €35 ($44) or limited edition of 75 for €149 ($183)

Naarashauki: The Female Pike, a rare and beautiful book by Esko Männikkö.
2nd Edition, signed, OUT OF PRINT

Smoke Bath, a collection of photographs and art work loosely based on the theme of camping/nature/exploring, assembled by Peter Sutherland. Proceeds from the book sales go to The Fresh Air Fund, a non-profit agency that provides free summer vacations to New York City children from low-income communities.
Edition of 500, available for $25

Hassla’s latest release: Photographs by David Shoerner.
Edition of 800, available for $34

Three from Mörel:

Someone’s Life by Gerard Malanga.
Edition of 250, available for £8.50 ($12.55)

Infestation by Alexander Binder.
Edition of 250, available for £7.20 ($10.60)

Drinking The Kool-Aid by Ed Templeton.
Edition of 1000, available for £10.00 ($14.77)

RJ Shaughnessy’s new book, These Photographs Will Heal Your Soul.
Edition of 200, available for $135

Chad Muthard’s Any Fool Can Take a Picture With a Camera Like That, a set of three handmade books.
Uneditioned, available for $40

Pablo Hare’s Carretera Central and Bosque de Piedra de Huayllay.
Edition of 300 and 100 respectively, available through Toromuerto Press

I Want You, a quarterly limited edition magazine.
Edition of 1000, available for $15 (FREE for Issue 3)

Tell Mum Everything is OK (n°2 – Outsiders).
Edition of 300, available through Editions FPCF

The Well Ain’t Dry by Cody Chandler
Limited Edition, available for $15

The Noise by Stefan Heyne.
Available for $45

Seasons of Light by Peter Brown
OUT OF PRINT (Contact Peter through his website to get a signed copy.)

Orange Grove, a rare title self-published by Roe Ethridge in 2005.
Limited Edition, OUT OF PRINT

I’m happy to have a photograph of mine included in One Hour Photo, a unique exhibition that will be held from May 8th – June 6th at the American University Museum at Katzen Arts Center in Washington, DC.

The premise of “One Hour Photo” is simple: project a photograph for one hour, then ensure that it will never be seen again.

Created by Adam Good and curated with Chajana denHarder and Chandi Kelley, the exhibition brings together 128 artists including Noel Rodo-Vankeulen, Tim Davis, Charles Benton, Nicola Kast, Andraya Parlato, Brian Ulrich, Gregory Halpern, Nigel Shafran, Lucas Blalock, Jason Lazarus, Shane Lavalette, Penelope Umbrico, Matthew Gamber, Ann Woo, and many others.

All of the artists including myself signed a release form stating that our images will never be published or exhibited anywhere, meaning that the one hour projection is the only place/time to see these works.

My photograph will be on view from 11am – 12pm on Wednesday, June 2nd.

View the full schedule here.

Elisabeth – I Want to Eat, a book of found material assembled by Mariken Wessels. The publication was awarded the “Silver Medal Award” at the Fotofestival di Roma Book Prize… well deserved.
Edition of 150, available for $55

Blumen, a beautiful new book by Collier Schorr.
First edition, available for $48

Jonas Wettre’s Flying Clipper Logbook, which I’ll be writing a review of shortly.
First edition, available for $75

Star Quality, the first in Ofer Wolberger’s ambitious series of 12 artist books.
Edition of 50-100, available for $25 (subscribe to the entire series for $270)

Sol & Luna by Viviane Sassen.
Edition of 300, available for €32 ($43)

Gang Bang at Ground Zero, an unbound zine self-published in 2007 by Dash Snow in collaboration with his father.
First edition, SOLD OUT

RJ Shaughnessy’s Deathcamp. Received from RJ with the note, “Shane! I hope this book makes you happy! If it doesn’t, try selling it and then take the money and go buy an ice cream cone. – RJ”
Second edition of 500, SOLD OUT

Alex McTigue’s zine Anywhere But Here which arrives with a personalized cover.
Uneditioned, available for $6 (contact Alex to order)

Les Montagnes Magiques, an interesting little self-published book by by Laurent Champoussin.
Edition of 30, available for €8 ($11)

Pattern Maker, a zine made by Alana Celii.
Edition of 250, available for FREE (just send Alana a S.A.S.E.)

Garden Ruin, a postcard book from François Coquerel. Published by 0fr..
Limited edition, available for €12 ($16)

Icons & Allegories, a catalog for an exhibition of the same name curated by Lay Flat 01 contributor Mark McKnight. The exhibition is currently on display at SIGHT SCHOOL in Oakland, CA.
Edition of 500, available at the gallery

Vedove/Widows by Takashi Homma. In addition to the photographs, this book has an interesting format and an elegant design – a promising start for FANTOMBOOKS.
Edition of 350, available for €35 ($47)

From the same imprint: FANTOM, a new photographic quarterly. Pictured above is Issue 02 / Winter 2010 which includes a lot of great work.
Subscription, 4 issues for $89

Canteen, a relatively new photo/literary magazine. Pictured above is Issue Five.
Subscription, 4 issues for $30 (or $10 for a single issue)

Bidoun, a quarterly publication that looks at art and culture in the Middle East. Pictured above is Issue #19: Noise and Issue #20: Bazaar, both of which include some nice editorial work by Boru O’Brien O’Connell.
Subscription, 4 issues for $42 (or $15 for a single issue)

HERE, a large-scale (22.5 x 12.5 in.) newsprint “book” that accompanies John Gossage’s exhibition “Here… Half Blind,” on view through April 11th, 2010 at the Rochester Art Center.
Edition of 500, available for $50.

The Great Unreal by Taiyo Onorato and Nico Krebs.
First edition, available for $76.

From Adam Murray and Robert Parkinson, a Preston is My Paris zine with a 4×6 color photograph on the cover (Edition of 150), Adam’s book Your Negatives (Edition of 30), and a nice letter written on a typewriter.
Your Negatives is available for £4 ($6) here.

From Medium Rare, Cally Robertson’s zine If You Can Keep.
Edition of 60, available for $6.

From Seth Fluker, his self-published book Before Things Change.
Edition of 500, available for $17.50.

Two from Raymond Taudin Chabot: Cast (Part 2) and Cast (Part 4), made in collaboration with editor/designer Roger Willems.
Edition of 600 each, available for €5 ($7) and €15 ($20) respectively.

A signed, first edition copy of Alec Soth’s Sleeping by the Mississippi. I had a second printing of it, but thanks to a trade I acquired the original… long overdue.
Available for a pretty penny.

Estate, a set of two books encompassing works (including one of my own) curated by Triangle Triangle’s Jake Dow-Smith. This edition was hand printed/sewn by Jake himself to help fund a larger run of these books.
Edition of 10, SOLD OUT.

Life Geos On (yes, that misspelling is on purpose) by Per Englund. Thanks Per!
Edition of 1,000, available for 198 kronor ($26).

Also from Per, two books titled But What Are You Running From? by Erik Wåhlström. Published by Museum Studio, both with original 4×6 prints on the covers.
Edition of 200 each, soon to be available here.

Lester B. Morrison’s Lost Boy Mountain from Little Brown Mushroom. I’m still not sure what’s up with all of the “LBM”s (anyone?) but this is a great little book.
Edition of 1,000, available for $8.75.

Underscore Quarterly’s fourth issue, SEA, was guest edited by Grant Willing. The issue is printed on newsprint and folds out to a poster of sorts. Features the work of Ruth van Beek, Noel Boyt, Daniel Gustav Cramer, Mårten Lange, and David Schoerner. The other side also has the entirety of Moby Dick; Or The Whale by Herman Melville written out really tiny. Thanks, Jesse.
Edition of 1,000, available for $8.

My good friend Greg Halpern published a nice limited-edition book of color laser prints with letterpressed cover through J&L. Thanks Jason!
Edition of 30, available for $50.

Also from J&L, David La Spina’s Mamaroneck. A hand-made Xerox copy of the original book, with tipped-in color photographs. Thanks David!
1st Edition of 15, SOLD OUT
2nd Edition of 15, available for $50.

From Sébastien Girard, his new self-published book titled Nothing But Home. Look out for a short review of this soon. Thank you, Sébastien.
Edition of 500, available for €39 ($53).
Special edition of 100, available for €120 ($164).

Stephen DiRado sent me a beautiful handmade book, which I felt compelled to share here. The book, titled With Dad, came to me in a cloth-covered slip case with a photograph glued to the cover. The images inside are a documentation of Stephen’s relationship with his father Gene, who was affected by Alzheimer’s before he passed away in December 2009. Going back to 1985, the black and white photographs are deeply personal and extremely moving, and to view them in such a lovingly made book (the first, in fact, since his father’s death) was really special.

Thank you, Stephen.

Visit Stephen’s website to see more photographs from With Dad.

Untitled, 2007 [from "Northeast"]
© Shane Lavalette

I’m honored to have a selection of my photographs included in America Now, an exhibition opening this week at Montserrat Gallery. From the press release:

America as seen through the eyes of six American photographers: Daniel Cheek, Ben Huff, Shane Lavalette, Laura McPhee, Alec Soth and Zoe Strauss. The work is based in five regions of the US, including Alaska, the West, the Mid-West, the Northeast and the Southeast.

An opening reception for will be held this Thursday, February 4th from 6-8pm and the exhibition will be on view from February 5th – April 10th, 2010.

More information can be found here.

Traum #5, 2009
© Alexander Binder

There are only two days left to bid on the works in Daniel Cooney’s latest Emerging Artists Auction. Again, some of the highlights from the photography section include Alexander Binder, Alison Malone, Grant Willing, Aaron McElroy, Bob O’Connor, Jake Stangel, Lyndsy Welgos, Noel Rodo-Vankeulen as well as one of my own.

Browse all of the works here.

The auction ends on February 4th.

Altered State, 2009
© Noel Rodo-Vankeulen

Daniel Cooney’s latest Emerging Artists Auction is now online and works are open for bidding. Some of the highlights from the photography section include Alexander Binder, Alison Malone, Grant Willing, Aaron McElroy, Bob O’Connor, Jake Stangel, Lyndsy Welgos, Noel Rodo-Vankeulen and one of my own prints can be found here.

The auction ends on February 4th.