This publication marks the first occasion for the photographs and writings-for-performance of American artist Katherine Hubbard (born 1981) to exist on the same scale, that of the book. The volume showcases work from the last decade of Hubbard's prolific practice, which intertwines analog photography, writing and live performance. Reproductions of exhibited prints, a selection of new photographs and images created from within her performances are gathered here, along with four of the artist's original written works. a slight cast down at the edges of the lips includes an additional suite of new texts by writer Lynne Tillman, poet Mónica de . . . .go to book page >>

Mexican photographer Roberto Tondopó's (born 1978) Tránsito is a photographic exploration of grief, ritual and identity. This photobook connects the death of Tondopó's father, Tránsito, with the artist's participation in the Chuntá, a local festival where men dress as women in honor of Saint Sebastian. By becoming a Chuntá, Tondopó pays tribute to his father and reflects on how mourning can prompt personal and cultural transformation. The Fiesta Grande embodies both tradition and contradiction: a deeply conservative community embracing a public ritual of gender fluidity. This tension serves as a point of departure for the project's broader interrogation of identity, . . . .go to book page >>