Photo: Courtesy of Hey Little Heroes1/36Niall McDiarmid, Via Vauxhall
In his second portrait series of people in transit in Britain, Niall McDiarmid’s Via Vauxhall (Hey Little Heroes) artfully captures passersby traveling through the rapidly changing neighborhood of Vauxhall.
Photo: Niall McDiarmid2/36A bus traveller heads for one of the many West African churches across South London, 2014
Photo: Niall McDiarmid3/36A redheaded commuter reads the timetables at Vauxhall Bus Station, 2014
Photo: ©Kikuji Kawada 2015; Courtesy of MACK4/36Kikuji Kawada, The Last Cosmology
The result of 20 years of photographing abnormal weather conditions, Kikuji Kawada's The Last Cosmology (MACK) is a stunning compilation of impressionistic images of the cosmos. Photographed from 1980 to 2000, these images are part of his larger series, the “Catastrophe Trilogy,” which draws a parallel between the chaos of the skies and the end of two important eras that Kawada lived through: the Showa Era in Japan and the close of the 20th century.
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Photo: Courtesy of Damiani7/36Daniel King, Ukraine Youth: Between Days
In his first publication, Ukraine Youth: Between Days (Damiani), Daniel King, who arrived in Kiev, Ukraine, in 2013, turned his lens not to the civil unrest but toward the city’s architecture and a group of teenagers living out the generation’s last carefree moments before a great political upheaval.
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Photo: © The Flow by Juergen Teller & Nicolas Ghesquiére, published by Steidl; steidl.de10/36Juergen Teller, The Flow
In the second book collaboration with Nicolas Ghesquière, artistic director of Louis Vuitton, Juergen Teller combines his photographs of the brand’s 2015 collectsion with images of Paris shot while boating on the Seine in The Flow (Steidl). The juxtapositions of landscape, portraits, and still lifes contain the usual guile of Teller’s work and mirrors the inspirations for Ghesquière’s collectsion.
Photo: Courtesy of Schilt13/36Cig Harvey, Gardening At Night
In Gardening At Night (Schilt), Cig Harvey reveals the mysticism in the mundane. Her photos, taken over the course of four years, explore the passage of time and show that home is wherever you look for it.
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Photo: © Back to Fort Scott by Gordon Parks, published by Steidl / The Gordon Parks Foundation; steidl.de16/36Gordon Parks, Back to Fort Scott
A glimpse into fifties segregated America by one of the most celebrated African-American photographers, Gordon Parks’s Back to Fort Scott (Steidl) documents the return to his hometown of Fort Scott, Kansas, and to other Midwestern cities in his journey to create portraits of each of his classmates.
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Photo: Magdalena Wosinska19/36Magdalena Wosinska, The Experience Vol. 1
A compilation of dreamy self-portraits taken over the past four years, Magdelana Wosinka’s The Experience Vol. 1 (self-published) takes the viewer on a whimsical and timeless journey around the globe.
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Photo: © Michael Christopher Brown22/36Michael Christopher Brown, Libyan Sugar
In Libyan Sugar (Twin Palms), Michael Christopher Brown provides his viewer with a rich portrait of a man’s first time at war. Through vibrant photographs from the frontline and intimate journal entries and communication with his family, Brown brings the Libyan Revolution to life and makes the struggles of covering a conflict palpable.
Photo: © Michael Christopher Brown23/36Ahmed Karud, president of Libyan stock market. Tripoli, November 30, 2011.
Photo: © Michael Christopher Brown24/36At a checkpoint, forty-five minutes before an ambush. Outskirts of Bin Jawad, March 29, 2011.
Photo: Rizzoli25/36Peter Cohen, Snapshots of Dangerous Women
In Snapshots of Dangerous Women (Rizzoli), Peter Cohen celebrates daring women from the thirties, forties, and fifties who defied expectations and social norms.
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Photo: Courtesy of Damiani28/36Gillian Laub, Southern Rites
Thoughtfully documented and executed, Gillian Laub’s forthcoming Southern Rites (Damiani) brings together a decade-long project on the shifting social climate of Montgomery County, Georgia. Until 2010, Montgomery County had a segregated prom, the integration of which has been attributed to the publication of Laub’s project.
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Photo: Courtesy of Daylight31/36Zalmaï, Dread and Dreams
In Dread and Dreams (Daylight), Afghani photographer Zalmaï mixes striking black-and-white images with colorful Instagrams to illustrate the struggle of his country and its people in rebuilding their social and political infrastructure.
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Photo: Courtesy of Aperture Foundation34/36The Chinese Photo Book, Edited by Martin Parr and WassinkLundgren
Tracing the history and development of Chinese photo books from the last 150 years, Martin Parr and WassinkLundgren’s upcoming publication, The Chinese Photo Book (Aperture Foundation), is a diverse, thorough, and vibrant authority on an overlooked genre.
Photo: Courtesy of Aperture Foundation35/36Cover and interior selection from China Traffic Police (Shanghai: Traffic Administration Bureau, Public Security Ministry and Shanghai Joint Publishing Company, 1989)
Photo: Courtesy of Aperture Foundation36/36Interior selection from No. 223 by Lin Zhipeng (Taipei: Revolution- Star Publishing and Creation Co., Ltd., 2012)
