Melissa Catanese - The Lottery New Arrivals

Melissa Catanese - The Lottery New ArrivalsWitty Books 2023 The Lottery reads like a work of speculative fiction: a glimpse into an anxious human civilization suspended between uncertain futures and the aftermath of its distant and recent past. Seamlessly combining her own recent photographs with anonymous vernacular photos, press images, and NASA archival imagery, Catanese's intuitive editing re animates the images' dormant surfaces, evoking the mob mentality and tribalism of Shirley

and one I convinced myself would be short lived

petrol blue linen 20

marked the close of a romance with the camera that had spanned four decades of relentless invention

"Vineta" consists of two series of pictures from the declining GDR: portraits from 1985 and cityscapes from 1990

The black-and-white photogram images of the author’s menstruation on a snow-white cloth record (female*) pain that has been inaudible

and the shifting terrain of power struggles from both a local and international perspective

he was only 11 years old

The work is about the absence of memory and addresses the leading role archaeology

with work spanning his entire 40-year career – his first comprehensive retrospective volume

Basho and Ryokan – from the 7th

John Divola has been making photographic projects in an abandoned air force housing complex in Victorville

including Roof/Wall