How To Climb A Tree by Aparna NoriAparna's deeply lyrical photobook is a personal, intuitive image series that episodically documents a timespan when her 10 year old son was living in a boarding school in Madanapalle, India. What emerges is a collaborative project between mother and son drawn over five years of communication, wherein the images become meditative, introspective traces of places and moments that felt like home for both of them. Through the visual explorations, the

was a curator for the Haitian Pavilion at the 54th Venice Biennale

Copies of the book with the special edition screenprint are available at the regular price of the standard edition

‘Sugar Paper Theories’ is part of Jack Latham's trilogy about false narratives: how we can be convinced to believe a false narrative (‘Sugar Paper Theories’)

Bookbinding: Thread sewing softcover

‘…and with just a flyer from Steve Bedlam

After 1987

and a thousand flashes fall from the sky

Paper: Munken Print White 80 g

he moved to the United States in 1966

the pain it causes

Edition: 600 copies

and was co-curator of 'PÒTOPRENS: The Urban Artists of Port-au-Prince' at Pioneer Works