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While the illustrations of stuff move the story forward, the book is more a matter-of-fact account of the writer’s life than a catalogue of objects. Although the memoir itself isn’t as much about stuff as is about life events, it alludes to a problem plaguing many artists, writers, and creatives—where will all the stuff go?

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Kerry James Marshall and Simone Leigh monographs, a visual compendium of Russian-Soviet dachas, the story of a prolific art thief, and more. Hyperallergic readers can take 10% off with discount code HYPERHOLIDAYS23.

The Brooklyn Museum hosted a fair promoting the sale of "River to the Sea, Palestine will be Free" printed materials which critics claim is an antisemitic slogan calling for the destruction of Israel.

A print on sale read, “From NYC to Gaza, globalize the intifada,” and had an image of a New York City Police Department car on fire.

Celebrating the evolving narrative of the photobook, Aperture and Paris Photo present this year’s winning titles.

Though the sample size is still small, their output thus far demonstrates a holistic approach to photobook publishing, where the images and their sequencing are amplified and expanded upon by inventive and creative design choices, with each element neatly and evocatively tying together.

Following the deaths of Felix Partz and Jorge Zontal, AA Bronson is the last surviving member of artist group General Idea.

These 35 photobooks highlight excellence in publishing across a wide range of topics and photographic styles.

Paper Boats is a collaborative zine with poetry, photography and visual art, allowing 14 Palestinian women in Gaza to share their work outside of the Israeli-occupied territory.