The Eriskay Connection

23/12/2025

NEW RELEASE
The Course of Water – Fieldnotes from California’s Owens Valley ( Todd Stewart & Robert Bailey)

The Course of Water explores the environmental and social histories of California’s Owens Valley by attending to the implications of its peculiar hydrology. At the turn of the twentieth century, a lack of water resources threatened to stall the growth of Los Angeles. The city began diverting water from the Owens River, which led to the eventual desiccation of Owens Lake and much of the surrounding valley. (US) pairs his photographs of the region with select archival images, creating a complex visual map that the writing and notes of (US) further deepen. If water is life, then The Course of Water shows what happens when life is deferred.

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21/12/2025

20/12/2025

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Only Barely Still – On Women and Wilderness (.lemble )

"For centuries, explorers have imagined the Arctic as a woman —virgin, mother, muse. Yet the north is no passive entity onto which we can simply project our own desires. It resists, shifts and talks back. To see it today is to question the landscape and the stories we tell about it." (Catherine Lemblé)

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19/12/2025

The book-table-puzzle is made, ready to go at the Tokyo Art Book Fair. Please find us at booth 402.

16/12/2025

Our books arrived and is on his way to Tokyo, Japan. This Friday until Sunday we will join the at . Hope to see you there 📚📚📚

11/12/2025

Thank you for selecting Floating Signifiers ( ) as one of the most beautiful books of 2025 🧡
Design: robvanhoesel
Available at your local bookshop and for our locals tomorrow during our Winter Sale 📚

11/12/2025

06/12/2025

NEW RELEASE
The Buzzer (Miguel Proença)

In The Buzzer, (PT) investigates shifting identities and geopolitical tensions in the Baltic states. It examines how historical antagonisms between Russia and the West continue to play out in these former Soviet territories. Combining photography, archival imagery, and extensive research, Proença traces the transformation of these landscapes and societies under competing cultural and political influences. A key aspect of the project is the integration of archival materials, and a selection of transcripts from UVB-76 – a mysterious shortwave radio signal believed to be of Russian military origin. The Buzzer reflects on the fragile, evolving nature of identity in a landscape marked by surveillance, occupation, and resilience.

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05/12/2025

A glimpse into ‘Atlantis’ An eclectic collection of photographs taken by (FR) across various landscapes, interwoven with archival images. Through these visual correspondences, she constructs a photographic fiction of the legend of Atlantis.

The book is printed on four different types of paper, each corresponding to a specific category of image: a warm-toned paper for images evoking the island of Atlantis and its classical Greek landscape; a thin, translucent paper referencing disappearance and oblivion, used for traces of a lost Atlantean culture; a bright white paper for images that convey a state of transition, from sinking landscapes to a man with a fish head; and a coated paper printed full-bleed for underwater imagery, to emphasise the submersion of the once-prosperous city.

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