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Deadbeat Club is an independent photobook publisher & coffee roaster based in Los Angeles.

Established in 2011 by Clint Woodside, Deadbeat Club is an independent publishing group & coffee roaster located in Los Angeles, California. Rooted in contemporary photography, our ethos on small run, limited edition publications carries into our small batch single origin, signature blend and limited release coffees. Each Deadbeat Club project is selected with the expectation of collaboration and

a longstanding partnership. Working closely with photographers and artists around the world, making sure their original vision is never compromised, we produce a body of work that we are proud to share with our community. Likewise, our extension into coffee is another way to facilitate community and enhance the photobook experience. Each bean is chosen for taste as well as its positive impact on the local farm community, with quality & traceability at the forefront. Roasted without natural gas and without harmful emissions, we aim to make a positive impact with a good cup of coffee that feels good to purchase.

17/07/2025

The Weight Of Ash by is now available for Presale - "There is a moment after a wildfire burns but before humans return," says Bates, "where the land and forests are both beautiful and terrifying."

The book is a collection of gripping and poignant work presenting the many complexities of fire:
its towering, overwhelming beauty and its destructive capacities.

From an essay contributed by Daniel Gumbiner:
"Taken over a five-year stretch, at over ten separate fires, these photos focus specifically on
the aftermath of a fire. Bates was often in these fire zones on assignment for news organizations, documenting the fires as they transpired. But while he was there, he began to take other kinds of photographs too. Photographs that place
the natural and human world into conversation and, in doing so, draw our attention to the paradox of wildfire in the contemporary West."

First 100 copies come signed by the artist
Special Edition also available, signed, numbered, with print.
🔗 Link in bio to pre-order now. 🔗

POEM by Caitlin Lorraine Johnson
Essay by Daniel Gumbiner
92 Pages
Hardcover with blind debossed title
Duotone Offset
10.5” x 12.5”

11/07/2025

preview night was💥 Join us all weekend long at & please bring dogs to to Table E07! See stories for Bookfair Friends and check our Saturday Signing schedule below👇🏽

SATURDAY BOOK SIGNING
Deadbeat Club Table E07

2pm
Poems

3pm
Sunshine Terrace

4pm
A Poor Sort of Memory

SFABF
Minnesota Street Project
Thursday, July 10 (Opening Preview): 6pm – 10pm
Friday, July 11: 11am – 6pm
Saturday, July 12: 11am – 6pm
Sunday, July 12: 11am – 5pm

09/07/2025

Bay Area! Join us this week at for 🖤 Find us at Table E07 - inside with a bunch of friends & fellow publishers. Come say hi, meet the artists and check out the goods. Artist signing schedule below, and full fair hours (FREE to attend) belower ⬇️ Fun starts tomorrow 😎

BOOK SIGNINGS:

Friday 11, 5pm

Sunshine Terrace

Saturday 12, 2pm

Poems

Satuday 12, 4pm

A Poor Sort of Memory

SFABF
Minnesota Street Project
Thursday, July 10 (Opening Preview): 6pm – 10pm
Friday, July 11: 11am – 6pm
Saturday, July 12: 11am – 6pm
Sunday, July 12: 11am – 5pm

10/05/2025

New Exhibitions! Join us Saturday in DTLA at to celebrate "Sunshine Terrace" by ✨ Start upstairs on the 12th floor for Emily's book signing (5-6pm), then go beyond the pages to our 4th floor galleries for a witty & playful Sunshine Terrace exhibition, now on view alongside 's A Poor Sort Of Memory. Also new on view is 's Resurfacing, a unique snapshot of the artist's layered, multidisciplinary approach to photography & installation, now sharing space beside 's Poems.

Also opening Saturday evening at The Reef:
• Fade To Black by at
• 's Interpretations of Movement and Time

See you there🎉

1933 S Broadway 12th Floor & 4th Floor
Los Angeles 90007

01/05/2025

's Sunshine Terrace Special Edition features "Berry, 2022" archival pigment print on cotton rag paper, signed, numbered & nestled in custom vellum folio. Each special edition book is also signed & numbered, of course, and all comes in our Sunshine Terrace foil stamped, tip-on slipcase! Very limited edition of only 20🤌🏽

17/04/2025

A recent feature on 's Gure Bazterrak by for . Thank you, Josh, for your thoughtful consideration of this decades long project, and especially for getting to the heart of Anne's work: "Although there is romance, there is no romanticism. The lives Rearick depicts are beautiful, but they are hard. She seems to stand beside her subjects rather than above or in front of them as though there is a shared purpose to her image-making. A desire to give, as well as to take."

Head to FT.com for the full article.

06/04/2025

The stars at night are big & bright... 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
We're heading to Austin! Join us Thursday evening for at ACC Highland Campus. will talk all things Splendor, we'll hear from on A Poor Sort Of Memory and will take us through Hardtack. Hope to see you all...
deep in the heart of TX 🖤

19/03/2025

Taken between 2016 and 2018, the pictures in 's "Let Me Sow Love" go beyond simplistic confrontations and stereotypes to present with remarkable clarity a compelling portrait of an utterly realistic human community at a unique and radically insecure moment in the country’s history.

Set in Middletown, a working-class small town along the Hudson Valley, and sparked by the unsettling sight of a hate symbol, Let Me Sow Love exists in the middle of myriad 21st-century American realities.

Where there is hatred, let me sow love.

20/02/2025

Thank you all for joining us over the long wkend for our quadruple opening celebration at ! What a joy to share this work in-person and to welcome you to our newest Gallery Space(s) featuring "Poems", "Reconfigurations - New Sketches", "Summer Sublet" and "A Poor Sort Of Memory".

All 4th Floor Deadbeat Club exhibitions now on view by appointment. Link in bio to book yours now.

05/02/2025

Only a few more days to check out 's Undercover Cars, currently on view in the new space at . Link in bio to book your appointment now.

AND for a limited time, visit deadbeatclubpress.com & find a few archive copies of Undercover Cars, (punlished 2016, ) now available for purchase. Long out of print & very limited quantities only.

See you soon!

03/01/2025

Get the Deadbeat Club treatment for your project w & ! Sign up today for a full weekend workshop to edit, sequence & refine your body of work, then explore the possibilities for your photobook as an object. Let's talk binding, cover materials, tipons, paper stock, spot gloss, head/tail bands... all of it. Get excited for an inside look at our step-by-step process AND advice on taking your body of work to the next stage. Sign up today🖤

• February 22-23, 2025
• Bowen Island, BC
• Apply by January 24th!
• Link in Stories/Highlights
• Full details at fotofilmic.com

22/12/2024

Highlight of the year! 🙏🏽 More kind words on 's "Pestka" from 's

Which book of 2024 was the highlight of the year for you?
At rhe last minute: Pestka by Magdalena Wywrot. Now and then, seemingly out of nowhere, a rough talent emerges that shows how vital, lyrical and exciting photography can be. In an apartment above Krakow, the Polish Wywrot documented her life in grainy, contrasting black and white images. At first purely for fun, but as she got older and the photos became a real project, more orchestrated. Outside, the quiet city looks gray and gloomy. Inside, life buzzes together with her growing daughter, the imagination crackles and mother and daughter experience their own special fairy tale in a dark glow.

Thank you Stefan Vanthuyne, De Standaard,

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Deadbeat Club is an independent publishing group dedicated to the production of small run & limited edition publications rooted in contemporary photography.