Reporting on the Art of the Photobook
Forcella is photobook by two photographers who have a history of working together on long-time projects and assignments: Valentina Piccinni and Jean-Marc Caimi. It was first published in 2015 with Witty Kiwi as a 132-pages trade edition. The book takes us on a rough ride through the oldest neighbourhoods of Naples: …
For a change this post is not reporting on one single photobook but on a series of 10 booklets or so-called zines. The series is treating one single subject, that is the place where the photographer is living, his village. © Christophe Le Toquin The village is Noyers sur Cher, …
Albania during the communist times. The country is totally sealed off from the outside world. Landowners have been expropriated by a radical collectivisation drive. “Exorbitant” capital goods have been confiscated. A kind of generalized paranoia is reigning all over the country. It is whispered that you can even receive the …
Amnesty International has warned us earlier this week that populist politicians are busy creating a hostile climate for refugees and migrants. “Toxic political agendas are dehumanizing and scapegoating entire groups of people.” Of course, most politicians still pay attention not to cross any red line of overt racism or hate speech …
Imagine that you are a young man and you are living for photography. You are travelling for years across your home country to enjoy the sensations of being free and of meeting all the time new folks. You are developing a project. In every place you are passing through, you …
This was my last post for 2016. Thank you for stopping from time to time at CAPE! It was a pleasure to be able to develop my blog further and of course also to launch the publication of my own book on this platform. Let’s have good hope that next …
Already from the title, we know more than enough. This book will give us a ride to a city whose social conditions where unseen in the rest of post-war Europe. No other place in the West was more state subventioned. In West-Berlin, there was all the modernity of the Free World …
They say that the Shah of Persia preferred Ostend to Monte Carlo during the Belle Epoque. But I would personnally never want to be teleported to those days when a bunch of creepy bourgeois dressed like dolls before entering the beaches. I prefer the Belgian coast as it is today …
