My book of photographs from the Greek islands, Kyklades, will be available for the first time at the New York Art Book Fair, Nov 5-7th.
It will be at the Gottlund Verlag table with a bunch of other great new stuff. Eventually it will be available for purchase at Gottlund Verlag.
A quick update about a few shows:
Pocket Editions
I contributed to a project which appeared last month at Photokina 2010 in Cologne. Created by Reuben Le Prevost, a modified cigarette machine dispensed miniature packets of photographs by 10 photographers. Project site.
Things That Change And Do Not Keep
I participated in this group show curated by Natasha Lands at the Shudder Gallery in Vancouver. Opened September 23rd.
01 Magazine Group Show
I will be participating in the upcoming 01 Magazine Group Show at the No. 6 Gallery in New York City. Opens October 15th.
Lastly I added a bunch of photos of from a few months ago of laneways in Victoria.
The excellent new Balacade album Specific, Northwest was released a little bit ago.
Balacade is the musical project of my good friend Andrew Reynolds and this is his best release yet. You should definitely take a listen, you can preview or download it for free here, or check out his website.
The album packaging features two of my photographs and if you like it you should buy a physical copy for only five dollars.
Last year, I made a video for a song from his last album: Ghost Car
We took some photos for the 'Duo' issue of 01 Magazine
I have a funny collection of outdoorsy photos included in the giant Smoke Bath project. It is organized by Peter Sutherland and all proceeds go to a great cause.
A photograph of mine is on the cover of the Italian translation of a novel by German author Daniel Glattauer.
The German title is Gut gegen Nordwind (Good Against the North Wind), and in Italian it is Le ho mai raccontato del vento del Nord (I've never told of the North Wind).
As far as I can tell it is a love story told through emails. It is published by Giangiacomo Feltrinelli Editore, a publishing house started by the political activist Giangiacomo Feltrinelli, who was the first to publish Doctor Zhivago after discovering the manuscript and smuggling it out of the Soviet Union.
