Gnomic Book

10/01/2025

The Children’s Melody, by , is wrapped in a multi-folded dust jacket printed in neon Pantone inks that doubles as a 560x950mm poster - which is also available separately as a signed limited edition of 100.

They ship in tubes, or if you’re in New York this week, we’ll have some available for purchase at the ICP Photobook Fair. See you there!

08/31/2025

Images from The Children’s Melody, by Eli Durst (), is launching at the NYABF. Preorder your copy at gnomicbook.com today!

08/18/2025

Excited to announce The Children’s Melody, by 2025 Guggenheim Fellow Eli Durst (). The book will be launching at the NY Art Book Fair - or you can preorder it now at gnomicbook.com. Look out for more updates in the coming days!

06/10/2025

06/10/2025

05/14/2025

See you in Los Angeles! We’ll be at table F7 with new books, including Zero Hour by and Growing Tired of Calloused Knees, by

04/07/2025

’s Zero Hour is now shipping!

Zero Hour traces Germany’s post-WWII reconstruction through photography, uncovering how a nation emptied of symbols and role models rebuilt itself under the shadow of western influence. Drawing from family archives, press images, still lifes, and political texts, Zero Hour blends fact and fiction to expose the enduring structures of power, nationalism, and historical erasure that shape the present.

04/04/2025

’s Growing Tired of Calloused Knees is now sold out. The work documents a decade-long collaboration between Deville and his mother as they navigate the lasting effects of abuse, addiction, and mental illness. It is shaped by grief, care, and the need to understand what cannot be undone. Thank you to everyone who supported this powerful release.

03/24/2025

From Andrea Orejarena and Caleb Stein’s () book American Glitch.

This work explores the strange tension between reality and illusion in the U.S. landscape, where simulation theory meets lived experience. Rooted in years of research treating the internet as a collective subconscious, the project pairs found images of “real life glitches” with photographs the artists made at eerily similar sites across the country. The result is a layered portrait of disinformation, digital saturation, and the surreal textures of late capitalism.

02/24/2025

From ’s Lakeside.

“Lakeside, Virginia is a psychic landscape, a representation of countless spaces initially built to feign the ‘American Exceptionalism’ writ to redact America’s contentious reality,” Rocheleau says. “Lakeside is also a place with 11,000 people doing the best they can—ugly and beautiful things alike—while drowning in the reality that dreaming gets far less than its promise.”

02/19/2025

Today is the last day to support the pre-order campaign for ’s Zero Hour at GnomicBook.com. Zero Hour looks at Germany’s struggle to redefine itself after the devastation of war, exploring how photography played a crucial role in reconstructing a nation stripped of its traditional symbols and role models. By blending family photos, press imagery, and constructed still lifes, Piontek’s work lays bare the fragmented narratives that continue to shape the present.

02/17/2025

’s Hard Times are Fighting Times offers a look into a family steeped in radical activism and the legacy of revolutionary ideals. The book documents how her parents navigated the fierce demands of leftist activism while embracing the complexities of family love and everyday life. It is a narrative where the spirit of rebellion and the warmth of home converge in unexpected ways.