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JOIN US TODAY, Friday, October 3, at 4PM at the  Photobook Fest for a signing with ⁠⁠Zaca will sign ‘Fire Island Invasio...
10/03/2025

JOIN US TODAY, Friday, October 3, at 4PM at the Photobook Fest for a signing with ⁠

Zaca will sign ‘Fire Island Invasion: Day of Independence,’ published by ⁠

The Fire Island Invasion of the Pines is an annual event that takes place on July 4 on Fire Island, New York. The inaugural invasion took place in 1976 when a drag queen was denied entry into a restaurant in the Pines and a group of her friends, also dressed in drag, stormed the island in protest. Since then, the invasion has been repeated every year, with hundreds of drag queens descending on the Pines to commemorate and celebrate this original act of protest. This book marks the 50th anniversary of this historic cultural phenomenon.⁠

New York–based photographer Anderson Zaca (born 1976) began documenting the Invasion in 2007. Shot using black-and-white film and a medium format camera, Zaca’s work combines traditional and contemporary elements, showcasing the intricate details of each scene and capturing the beautifully contradictory nature of the individuals involved. ⁠

With over 3,000 images spanning almost two decades, Zaca’s photographs serve as both an archive and a tribute to the transformative power of the art of drag during this iconic annual celebration.⁠

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Thanks to  for advance signing a few copies of ‘Twelve Acres’ last night at the  Photobook Fest opening — just building ...
10/03/2025

Thanks to for advance signing a few copies of ‘Twelve Acres’ last night at the Photobook Fest opening — just building up for the in-person sigining Saturday, October 4, at 1 PM. ⁠

‘Twelve Acres’ is Head’s first monograph — published by ⁠

And yeah. That’s ’s Lenny in the middle under a few classics(some signed) by & . Come on by and give her a pat!⁠
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Congratulations  — winner of the 2025 German Publishing Prize, to be awarded at the Frankfurt Book Fair October 15, alon...
10/02/2025

Congratulations — winner of the 2025 German Publishing Prize, to be awarded at the Frankfurt Book Fair October 15, alongside 79 other independent German publishers. ⁠

It is our honor to distribute Kerber Verlag books, and we also congratulate all of the artists, curators, authors, designers, and translators who have contributed to their books!⁠

SUNDAY! October 5 at 7:30 PM, join  and  for the launch of ‘Nebraska’ by George Whitmore.  will read from the novel, fol...
10/02/2025

SUNDAY! October 5 at 7:30 PM, join and for the launch of ‘Nebraska’ by George Whitmore. will read from the novel, followed by refreshments. ⁠

PARTICIPANT INC⁠
7:30 PM⁠
116 Elizabeth Street, floor one
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New York, NY 10013⁠

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Congratulations to the publishers, photographers and designers on our list who have been shortlisted for  Photobook Awar...
10/02/2025

Congratulations to the publishers, photographers and designers on our list who have been shortlisted for Photobook Awards!⁠

For PhotoBook of the Year:⁠
Jorge Panchoaga: Kalabongó⁠
Editorial RM and Musuk Nolte, Barcelona⁠
Design by Estudio Herrera⁠

For First PhotoBook:⁠
Genesis Báez: Blue Sun / Sol Azul⁠
Capricious Publishing, New York⁠
Design by Studio Lin⁠




🔥NEW RELEASE! 🔥 Lauded as the foremost female Conceptual artist of her time, Lee Lozano (1930–99) is the focus of the th...
10/02/2025

🔥NEW RELEASE! 🔥 Lauded as the foremost female Conceptual artist of her time, Lee Lozano (1930–99) is the focus of the third installment of Publishers’ ‘In the Studio’ series, offering readers an accessible and richly illustrated introduction to the artist’s work. ⁠

Remembered for her withdrawal and ultimate rejection of the art world and her Conceptual life-performance of refusing to speak to women, Lozano exposed the systemic and ruthless division of the world into categories, be it gender or capitalism’s demand for constant production. Authored by — co-curator of the traveling exhibition ‘Lee Lozano: Strike,’ the book explores the themes of the body and issues of gender that Lozano investigated in her paintings with an unconstrained physicality. ⁠

This compact yet focused study is flexibound with a linen cover and tip-on image, and features a ribbon bookmark.⁠

Clothbound, 5 x 7 inches, 160 pages, 130 color reproductions⁠

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Welcome,  — we are thrilled to be a part of this year’s programming!⁠⁠Please join us October 14–November 6, for the exhi...
10/01/2025

Welcome, — we are thrilled to be a part of this year’s programming!⁠

Please join us October 14–November 6, for the exhibition, ‘Archigram: Making a Facsimile,’ put on by the intrepid members of School of Architecture.⁠

Inspired by comic-book culture, Pop art, psychedelia, the space race, sci-fi, Constructivism, and Buckminster Fuller, the hugely influential British collective was the epitome of 1960s avant-garde architecture.⁠

The Irwin S. Chanin School of Architecture of The Cooper Union celebrates the release of ‘Archigram: The Magazine’—the first-ever full facsimile of the group’s formally inventive, conceptually daring, and historically consequential magazine—with a special exhibition that focuses on the publications’ highly inventive uses of paper. ⁠

From ingenious folds and cut-outs to wallets, pockets, and pop-ups, Archigram was a feat of bookmaking that remains unrivaled in the history of little magazines and remains a trove of inspiration, for students not only of architecture, but also of art and design.⁠

The exhibition ‘Archigram: Making a Facsimile,’ held in the School of Architecture’s Third Floor Hallway Gallery, is produced in collaboration with D.A.P. — the copublisher of this magnificent facsimile publication, together with ⁠

Open to the public:⁠
Tuesday–Friday, 12–7 PM⁠
Saturday & Sunday, 12–6 PM⁠

Archigram: Making a Facsimile⁠
October 14–November 6, 2025⁠
The Cooper Union, Foundation Building⁠
Third Floor Hallway Gallery⁠
7 East 7th Street⁠
New York, NY, 10003⁠

Learn more about the exhibition via linkinbio.⁠

“For many First Nations people, both in Australia and around the world, the past is not something distant or inaccessibl...
10/01/2025

“For many First Nations people, both in Australia and around the world, the past is not something distant or inaccessible,” curator and editor Myles Russell-Cook writes in new release, ‘The Stars We Do Not See: Australian Indigenous Art;’ “instead, it is intricately woven into our present reality. Time is a cycle in which interactions within Ancestral realms continue to influence the culture of the contemporary era. This understanding allows Indigenous peoples to maintain a deep connection with heritage and tradition, ensuring that history remains very much alive and in the present.” ⁠

Published to accompany the major traveling exhibition of Australian Indigenous art that opens at the National Gallery of Art, Washington, DC, in October 2025, this 320-page hardcover spans from the late-19th century to today, and includes more than 200 artworks. Featuring striking black paper edges and a fold-out map of Indigenous Australia at the back, it reproduces work by more than 130 artists, including Vernon Ah Kee, Tony Albert, Brook Andrew, William Barak, Maree Clarke, Destiny Deacon, Kitty Kantilla, Emily Kam Kngwarray, Tommy McRae, Paddy Compass Namadbara, Jimmy Njiminjuma, Rover Thomas, Christian Thompson, Judy Watson, Yirawala and more.⁠

Edited by Myles Russell-Cook. Text by Leitha Assan, Tina Baum, Maxine Briggs, Daniel Browning, Clothilde Bullen, Freja Carmichael, Kelli Cole, Claire G. Coleman, Nici Cumpston, Tony Ellwood, Merrkiyawuy Ganambarr-Stubbs, Michael Gentle, Sophie Gerhard, Edwina Green, Gail Harradine, Maya Hodge, Shonae Hobson, Amita Kirpalani, Marcia Langton, Simone LeAmon, Tom Mosby, Hetti Perkins, et al.⁠


EXHIBITION SCHEDULE⁠

Washington, DC⁠
10/18/25–03/01/26⁠

Denver, CO⁠
04/19/26–07/26/26⁠

Portland, OR⁠
09/05/26–01/03/27⁠

Salem, MA⁠
02/28/27–06/13/27⁠

Toronto, Canada⁠
07/31/27–01/09/28⁠

Paris, France⁠
03/28/28–07/09/28⁠

Melbourne, Australia⁠
12/28⁠

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Join us Thursday, October 2, from 6–9 PM, for the VIP Preview of the  Photobook Fest, and come back Friday through Sunda...
09/30/2025

Join us Thursday, October 2, from 6–9 PM, for the VIP Preview of the Photobook Fest, and come back Friday through Sunday for a three-day, building-wide celebration of the best in photography publishing! (Scroll down for event listings)⁠

Our tables will be overflowing with our favorite new, classic and forthcoming titles with special sections devoted to books by and ⁠

BOOK SIGNINGS:⁠
FRIDAY, October 3⁠
4 PM: ‘Fire Island Invasion: Day of Independence’ ⁠

SATURDAY, October 4⁠
12 PM: ‘Junk: America in Ruins’ and ‘This Is My Life I’m Talking About’ ⁠

SATURDAY, October 4⁠
1 PM: ‘Twelve Acres’ ⁠

SATURDAY, October 4⁠
2 PM: ‘Failing’ and ‘A Period of Juvenile Prosperity’ ⁠

ICP PHOTOBOOK FEST⁠
The International Center of Photography⁠
Artbook | D.A.P. ⁠
79 Essex Street⁠
New York, NY 10002⁠

Thursday, October 2, 6 –9 PM, VIP Opening⁠
Friday, October 3, 10:30 AM–6:30 PM⁠
Saturday, October 4, 10:30 AM–6:30 PM⁠
Sunday, October 5, 11 AM–5 PM⁠

Tickets via linkinbio⁠

That’s right... ‘U-Joints: A Taxonomy of Connections’ is BACK IN STOCK!⁠Paperback, 8.25 x 10.5 in. / 943 pgs / 576 color...
09/29/2025

That’s right... ‘U-Joints: A Taxonomy of Connections’ is BACK IN STOCK!⁠
Paperback, 8.25 x 10.5 in. / 943 pgs / 576 color / 595 b&w⁠

“U-joints” is short for “universal joints.” A joint is defined as the place where two or more parts of an object are joined together. The result of a four-year research project, ‘U-Joints: A Taxonomy of Connections’ looks at human history through its details, and invites us to see design and architecture in new ways. At more than 900 pages, this massive, beautifully designed volume is arranged into six taxonomic chapters: Basic Fasteners, Mechanical Joints, Wood on Wood, Knots and Knits, Adhesives and Sealants, and Welded and Fused Joints. It runs the gamut from the most common joints to the rarest, and includes unexpected examples as well as the most advanced kinds of joining techniques. These chapters are followed by essays, interviews and photographic studies that narrate the cultural and artistic story of joints, show how they are produced and demonstrate their often overlooked beauty. ‘U-Joints’ is open source in conception: it aims to open up new dialogues and spark curiosity about the details of our man-made world.⁠

Edited by Andrea Caputo, Anniina Koivu.⁠
Published by SYNC SYNC SRL⁠

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HAPPENING! Join us 10AM–3PM at our Los Angeles Showroom for a friendly Sample Sale featuring an amazing selection of dis...
09/27/2025

HAPPENING! Join us 10AM–3PM at our Los Angeles Showroom for a friendly Sample Sale featuring an amazing selection of discontinued and hard-to-find titles, as well as newer books on art, photography, design, fashion, architecture, music, film and popular culture.⁠

Save up to 85%!⁠

Artbook | D.A.P. Showroom⁠
818 S. Broadway, Suite 700⁠
Los Angeles, CA 90014⁠
Phone: (323) 969-8985

TODAY! Saturday, September 27, from 4 to 6 PM,  will host set designer  for a conversation and presentation of her new b...
09/27/2025

TODAY! Saturday, September 27, from 4 to 6 PM, will host set designer for a conversation and presentation of her new book, ‘Moving Still: A Cinematic Life Frame-by-Frame,’ published by ⁠

Book signing to follow.⁠

Pictured:⁠
1. Background talent on location in Lone Pine, California, Iron Man⁠
2. Kree on a break, Captain Marvel⁠
3. Guards preparing for battle, Thor⁠
4. Eros & Thanatos lingerie store set, Hollywood Boulevard, Charlie’s Angels: Full Throttle⁠
5. Our ice cream truck at Trona Pinnacles, California, Land of the Lost⁠
6. Shep Proudfoot’s bedroom, Fargo⁠
7. Land of the Lost, Trona, California⁠

ARCANA⁠
‘Lauri Gaffin: Moving Still’ Book Launch⁠
Saturday, August 23, 4–6 PM⁠
8675 Washington Blvd⁠
Culver City, CA 90232⁠

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Distributed Art Publishers, Inc. (founded in 1990) and Artbook (founded in 2004) are sister companies that distribute, publish, promote and sell the world’s best books on art, photography, design, architecture, and visual culture.

D.A.P. is America’s premier distributor of books, special editions and rare publications from an array of the world’s most respected publishers, museums and cultural institutions, including Aspen Art Museum; Cooper-Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum, Guggenheim Museum; Hayward Gallery, Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles; Museum of Fine Arts Boston; Museum of Modern Art, New York, Walker Art Center, Vitra Design Museum, Badlands, Damiani, David Zwirner, Deste Foundation for Contemporary Art, Editorial RM, Editions Xavier Barral, Exact Change, FUEL, Gregory R. Miller & Co., Hatje Cantz, Hauser & Wirth, Heni, The Ice Plant, JRP|Ringier, Karma, Lars Müller, Metropolis Books, nai010, National Portrait Gallery, Poligrafa, Radius, Reel Art Press, Royal Academy, Siglio, Skira, Spector, Standards Manual, Steidl, Turner, Valiz, Visionaire, Wakefield Press and Walther König. D.A.P. also publishes and co-publishes major monographs and exhibition catalogues with partners including The Warhol Museum, Tate, SFMOMA and Thames & Hudson.

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Through artbook.com, the website of ARTBOOK | D.A.P., Artbook also powers online partnerships with cultural institutions such as Guggenheim Museum, Whitney Museum of American Art, Minneapolis Institute of Art, Swiss Institute Contemporary Art, AIGA, College Art Association and Triple Canopy.