La Fabrica

The Tales-on series intends to provide a platform for cultural research and artistic exchange in South America. This first release takes place in Colombia, including work by artists such as Nicol?s...

Spanish photographer Aitor Lara (born 1975) addresses sociocultural values and identity, working in such countries as Africa, India, Uzbekistan and Spain. This issue celebrates his black-and-white...

This book, the artist's first monograph, is published as a tribute to the Spanish abstract painter and photographer ?lex de Fluvi? (1966-2015), whose colorful collage paintings were inspired by...

An Uncanny Impulse presents selections from the archive of Mohsen Yammine, a Lebanese journalist who has been collecting photographs from Tripoli and Northern Lebanon since 1979. These works offer a...

This volume gathers images taken in Uganda by journalist and photographer Ana Palacios (born 1972) of children who have overcome social marginalization through art. Supported by the work of the NGO...

In a year when Spanish curators directed the Venice Biennale for the first time, Antoni Muntadas, representing Spain in the Spanish pavilion, told a reporter that the Biennale takes its ideas from...

Behind the Wall documents the second iteration of a project at the Havana Biennial, for which the city esplanade was transformed into a street museum.It showcases works from over 50 artists from both...

The Spanish Blank Paper School, founded in 2006, serves as a platform for emerging photographers focusing on everyday subjects and themes. This publication compiles images made by its founders: Fosi...

A scrapbook on Baillie's life and career, with stills, ephemera and writings by filmmakers across generationsThis is the first book on the West Coast avant-garde filmmaker Bruce Baillie (1931-2020),...

Nominated for World Press Photo, Madrid-born photographer Carlos Alba (born 1984) presents East London through the eyes of an outsider in The Observation of Trifles, offering up a guide to the city...

Spanish photographer C?sar Lucas (born 1941) has been a pioneering member of the international press for over 40 years, responsible for some of the most captivating images of Spain's post-Franco...

This volume gathers together a total of 208 images by 30 different photographers from Spain, Germany, Italy, Portugal, Latvia, Uruguay, Brazil, Venezuela and the United States. The artistic fields...

Invited to mount an exhibition at the Teatro Fern?n G?mez in Madrid, Spanish photographer Cristina de Middel (born 1975) dug around her studios and chose to display all her images in exactly the way...

In the waters surrounding the Pacific island of Espiritu Santo, Spanish sculptor Cristina Iglesias (born 1956) is installing an underwater labyrinth. Comprised of three submerged cement rooms, it is...

Somber, ravishing panoramas of the D-Day beachesBetween 2003 and 2005 and again in 2019, Spanish photographer Eduardo Nave (born 1976) traveled to the beaches of Normandy, France, where the largest...

Emilio Morenatti s stated mission as a photojournalist is to "convey a message as clearly as possible to the largest possible number of people." His recent work on the cholera epidemic in Haiti and...

This book chronicles the work of photographer Esther Cidoncha, who has worked for over 20 years capturing jazz musicians in their element, from New York to Madrid. Included are photographs of jazz...

When Bulgarian photographer Eugenia Maximova (born 1979) started working on the design for Kitchen Stories from the Balkans, her self-published photobook, she began to think about how to include...

Artificial Infinite presents carefully staged landscape photographs by the Argentinian photographer Fernando Maselli (born 1978), who works as both an artistic and commercial photographer. Maselli's...

Facsimiles of albums made to preserve Indigenous traditions in VenezuelaArchaeologist Hellmuth Straka (1922-87) settled in Maracaibo, Venezuela, in 1952. There he documented the region's Indigenous...

Index Roma features critical and descriptive essays on the work of resident artists and researchers at the Royal Academy of Spain in Rome (founded in 1973). Along with work using more classical...

One of the most renowned female contemporary photographers in Spain, Isabel Mu?oz (born 1951) makes color and black-and-white photographs that offer an exploration of the body in motion--particularly...

In this new PHotoBolsillo volume, Spanish photojournalist and psychologist Javier Arcenillas captures the pain and desperation of those who suffer from violence every day, either directly or...

Spanish photographer Jes?s Labandeira (born 1963) was an amateur photographer during his time as a college student, and worked for more than 20 years in the business sector before taking up...

This PHotoBolsillo pocketbook introduces the well-known Catal?n photographer Joan Tom?s (born 1958), whose practice ranges from seductive fashion photography and advertising to more personal projects...

Made in Rome assembles the work of artists and researchers in 2015-16, sponsored by scholarships from the Spanish Royal Academy of Rome. The volume marks a period of growth for the Spanish Royal...

A fruitful visual dialogue between Chillida, his contemporaries and the art dealer who uplifted their idiosyncratic visionsOn the occasion of the centennial of Basque sculptor Eduardo Chillida...

This is the first overview of the oeuvre of Mario Cravo Neto (1947-2009), taking in his New York photographs of the late 1960s, his pictures of his beloved Salvador and north-eastern Brazil, and his...

Volume Q of Matador is entirely devoted to photography and pays tribute to one of the greatest photoeditors in history: Robert Pledge, founder of the renowned agency Contact Press Images. Pledge...

In 1999, the inhabitants of the Panama Canal Zone, known as the Zonians, were stripped of their privileges when their land ceased to be a North American territory. Today, some are returning home...