Schilt Publishing & Gallery

01/10/2026

“The smudged colours on my sheets bring beauty and a joyful chaos to the sterile environment of the radiation room.

Once I feel the emotions have been laid bare in colour, I take out my bamboo pencil and scratch away at the layers of colour, revealing whatever it is that needs to be said:

Help.
This feels too hard.
Only 103 hours left of radiation.
Am I safe. I don’t feel safe. I am not safe.
74 hours left of radiation.
The child needs to be saved.
34 hours left of radiation…”

– Nathalie Latham, an extract from ‘I AM ALIVE’.

Learn more about this great book on our website!

24/09/2026

In her book ‘A Walk in the Park?’, to supplement the photographs, Amy Horowitz invited some subjects to write a sentence about themselves, details a stranger wouldn’t know.
These notes, inscribed inside the jacket of the book, provide further insight into her portraits. - “Today is the first day I’m wearing my natural hair out ever, and the first time, in a long time, I’ve felt beautiful.” - “My parents are both recovering addicts.” - “I want to be loved so much but intimacy disgusts me.” - “This is my first month in NYC, feel a little bit out of my comfort zone, but I know my life is changing.”

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17/09/2026

09/09/2026

In ‘Inventory of the Impermanent’ Matt Kaelin photographs domestic spaces, lived landscapes, and the traces people leave behind, revealing a life shaped by repetition, solitude and change.

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02/09/2026

“During the pandemic years of 2021, 2022, and 2023, I captured these images of crows taking to the air from roofs surrounding my apartment on Russian Hill in San Francisco. Crows Ascending is dedicated to the memory of my younger brother Michael. Michael had a profound intellectual disability caused by lifelong seizure disorder.
He survived a severe case of Covid-19 in 2020 only to die of Parkinson’s-related pneumonia months later. It is also dedicated to the millions of others who have suffered or died in the United States – many due to government inaction – from Covid-19”.

– Elliot Ross, an extract from ‘Crows Ascending’.

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29/08/2026

As summer slowly comes to an end, we return to ‘Terza Vita’ by Mar Sáez, a book filled with light, intimacy and the feeling of life beginning again.

Set in Rome in the aftermath of a two-year compulsory pause, the book explores the renewed possibilities of human connection. Against a city suddenly freed from mass tourism, turned her gaze towards its returning residents and, above all, the young lovers she encountered on the beaches of Ostia.
A tender portrait of closeness rediscovered, of summer days by the sea, and of the desire to be together again.

Learn more about this beautiful book on our website! Link in bio.

22/08/2026

Happy birthday to Brenton Hamilton! 🎂

We are happy and proud to have had the chance to collaborate with such a great artist and wonderful person!

In 2020, we published ‘A Blue Idyll – Cyanotypes and Dreams’, a beautiful body of work combining different photographic techniques with a rich world of symbols and visions.

Last year, we had the pleasure of hosting the exhibition ‘New Cyanotypes’ at our Amsterdam gallery, featuring unique, handmade pieces.

Wishing you a wonderful birthday, Brenton!

16/08/2026

“She aims to think abut how rooms, buildings and the physical features of the spaces that you find yourself in become “containers” for emotions and reflective thought. Reflecting on something she read in an old interview with Don Paterson, who said, “Almost everything in the room will survive you. To the room, you are already a ghost”, she became intrigued by how in these film photos, her body and her self seemed to blend and merge with the background.”

Here’s an excerpt from a review of ‘This Room Will Survive Me’ by cindy konits.
Many thanks to Amy Davies(Amy Davies) and Amateur Photographer Magazine!

You can read the full review following the link in our bio!

Edit: Elizabeth Avedon
Design: Teun van der Heijden

       

10/08/2026

Rhubarbino
Workum, August 2nd 2008 – Amsterdam, August 3rd 2026

Bellissimo Gatto Bianco e Nero,

Maria Louise and I are completely devastated by your death, only a couple of hours after your 18th birthday. Of course we are happy you found your well-deserved rest and peace after such a long and wonderful life, and that we could bury you next to your brother Toni in my brother Jeroen’s garden. But we are so sad and miss you so much, it is just unbearable you aren’t with us anymore alive.
Because of your gazing eyes you became and always will be the beautiful logo cat of Schilt Publishing. Thank you for being on and in all our books. They wouldn’t be the same without you.

Addio carissimo, ti amiamo, sarai per sempre nei nostri cuori.

ML+M

04/08/2026

“The afternoon light, the shadows cast between the walls, and the dialogue created by transitional spaces construct an inner landscape in which architecture ceases to respond solely to aesthetic concerns and instead becomes a mediator between the external world and the mind.”

Here’s an excerpt from a review of ‘This Room Will Survive Me’ by cindy konits
Many thanks to Karla Guerrero (Karla Guerrero) and Clavoardiendo!

You can read the full review following the link in our bio!

Edit: Elizabeth Avedon
Design: Teun van der Heijden