The Eyes #10 // Bibliomania section
Section Bibliomania
Bibliomania, The Eyes #10
16/10/2019
THE EYES #10 : CROSSINGS
In 2019, The Eyes celebrates its 10th issue and invites Taous R. Dahmani, photography historian, to think on the theme “Crossings“, in echo to the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall.
In this 10th issue, The Eyes delves into the notion of border with an emancipating outlook : it is about exploring what is a border, a wall, and in the end to overcome the most definitive aspects and discover how borders also are the places to free oneself.
The selected portfolios for this issue explore each in their own way the means of crossing what restricts, whether it be by migrating, traveling, or through the culture, or even just by looking differently at difficulties. Whatever the means to free oneself from walls or borders are, these experiences always demonstrate a faith in humankind to find its way to freedom.
The Bibliomania section compiles books reviews, interview with the artists, meetings with collectors, an expert view in the photobook world.
This issue will provide an important interview where Rémi Coignet meets Edmund Clark, a british photographer, in order to talk about his work linked to incarceration and the war against terrorism. At the same time we will be going through some photobooks publications of his : Still life killing time ; Guantanamo, If light goes out ; Negative Publicity ; Reflections of my shadows.
Each photobook presentation has one review :
Die Mauer Ist Weg ! made by Mark Power (Globtik Books) reviewed by Jeffrey Ladd
Walls of freedom : Street Art of the Egyptian Revolution made by Don Karl et Basma Hamdy (Here to fame Publishing) reviewed by Rana Jarbou
ZUS made by Benoît Fougeroil (Jean Christophe Bailly – Édition limitée) reviewed by Laura Carbonell
The Migrant made by Anaïs Lopez (Mynah Books) reviewed by Irène Attinger
The Elements made by Chloe Dewe Mathews (Aperture&Peabody Museum Press) reviewed by Russet Lederman
The Park made by Kohei Yoshiyuki (Yossi Milo and Radius Books) reviewed by Jeffrey Ladd
Boder Soundscapes made by Pino Musi (Auto-publication) reviewed by Rémi Coignet
So It Goes made by Miho Kajioka (the (M) éditions et Ibasho) reviewed by Nathalie Amae
The Ginza Strip made by Michalis Pichler (Kodoji Press) reviewed by Marc Feustel
Orient Express made by Sarah Moon (Louis Vuitton Fashion Eye) reviewed by Sophie Bernard
A study of assassination made by George Selley (The Eyes Publishing) reviewed by Alice Zoo
The Eyes is divided into 3 parts :
Porfolio : photographer’s eye on a dedicated thematic
Bibliomania : dedicated on photobooks
Forum : focus on the photography market