Jem Southam - The Moth China

Jem Southam - The Moth ChinaMACK 2018 The Moth derives from one black and white picture that Jem Southam made in about 1983: a solitary man standing on Gwithian beach in St Ives, Cornwall. From this singular, meditative moment, the book of otherwise unpeopled, colour photographs unravels like a succession of memories, drifting back and forth through time. Over the course of 30 years, Southam intermittently returned to the west of Cornwall to explore a place steeped in marine and

It is the kind of place that you only come to by chance

Soth has interspersed a number of love letters from the subjects he photographed

Jeffrey Eugenides

is the first monograph from photographer Colby Deal

20 x 26 cm

to travel to Europe in search of a certain "privileged" landscape only in fact to insert an American inflection

Includes a new short story by award-winning author Ali Smith written in response to a work by Demand

And Time Folds accompanies a retrospective exhibition of the British photographer Vanessa Winship at the Barbican Art Gallery

and for spiritual healing in our tumultuous times

Her work is regularly shown at exhibitions around the world

Clemens Fischer works in Berlin and Lausanne Switzerland

Where does one unit end and the other begin