“RGB Transferences” by Pierre Le Hors is back in stock at bdp bookstore!http://store.bookdummypress.com/product/rgb-transferences-by-pierre-le-horsIf you missed the first time, now is the chance to get a copy of this beautiful collection of photographs by Pierre printed on newsprint.

“RGB Transferences” by Pierre Le Hors is back in stock at bdp bookstore!
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If you missed the first time, now is the chance to get a copy of this beautiful collection of photographs by Pierre printed on newsprint.

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What you can do with Newsprint! Great samples for Newsprint ideas…


Lumen series by artbeat publishers:

Lumen#1 Tomoo Gokita『GREY SCALE』 ＋ Masayuki Shioda『DOGOO HAIR』

http://a-b-p.jp/2006/05/lumen01-gokita-shioda


Lumen#2 Peter Sutherland 『HISTORY OF EARTH』

http://a-b-p.jp/2007/05/lumen02-peter-sutherland

both 48pages / edition 1000


☆ “Like” the Newsprint Award 2013 facebook page for more information!☆

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Newsprint-Award/166927013459766?ref=hl

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 Bookdummypress and Reminders Project Stronghold have joined forces to launch a new photography publication award. It celebrates the newsprint’s contribution to the evolving creativity of self-publishing.　  Newsprint is a medium with minimal commercial strings attached and allow for a range of experimentation. It has the potential of reaching a diverse audience, the work will be spread to a wider area, faster. It is an autonomous medium accessible to all. This award is intended to stimulate to take a renew approach towards this format and to introduce photographers to a way to self-publish and self-distribute their work.  - APPLICATION DEADLINE - Submissions accepted from March 20th – May 1st, 2013.    Please send all submissions to: http://bit.ly/newsprint2013 *Give us the link to access your pdf file, or send it through any file transfer website. PLEASE DO NOT ATTACH THE FILE AND SEND BY EMAIL. If you have any questions: newsprint2013@reminders-project.org  - GUIDELINES -  The Newsprint Award is an award open to individual photographer/artist. Submissions must consist of coherent photo projects for a 24-page newsprint publication, not a portfolio of the images, tabloid size (43.18 cm × 27.942 cm)(17 in × 11.0 in), color or B/W.  All submissions should be in PDF format with approximately 400-word project description. Any text within the project must be in English or Japanese. No Entry Fee. - PDF file (Tabloid size, 24pages) - Project Description – 400 words (EN or JP) - Résumé / Narrative Bio – 700 words (EN or JP)  - AWARD - The winning project will be announced on June 1st, 2013 and will be published in July 2013. He/She will be awarded with an opportunity to have their work published in newsprint and exhibited in Tokyo, together working with RPS and bdp to ensure the dissemination of the project to as wide an audience as possible. 日本語のインフォメーションはコチラから→ http://reminders-project.org/rps/newsprint-award-2013jp/ Like Newsprint Award facebook page for updates!

 Bookdummypress and Reminders Project Stronghold have joined forces to launch a new photography publication award. It celebrates the newsprint’s contribution to the evolving creativity of self-publishing.　

 Newsprint is a medium with minimal commercial strings attached and allow for a range of experimentation. It has the potential of reaching a diverse audience, the work will be spread to a wider area, faster. It is an autonomous medium accessible to all. This award is intended to stimulate to take a renew approach towards this format and to introduce photographers to a way to self-publish and self-distribute their work. 

- APPLICATION DEADLINE -

Submissions accepted from March 20th – May 1st, 2013.   

Please send all submissions to: http://bit.ly/newsprint2013

*Give us the link to access your pdf file, or send it through any file transfer website. PLEASE DO NOT ATTACH THE FILE AND SEND BY EMAIL.

If you have any questions: newsprint2013@reminders-project.org 

- GUIDELINES - 

The Newsprint Award is an award open to individual photographer/artist. Submissions must consist of coherent photo projects for a 24-page newsprint publication, not a portfolio of the images, tabloid size (43.18 cm × 27.942 cm)(17 in × 11.0 in), color or B/W.  All submissions should be in PDF format with approximately 400-word project description. Any text within the project must be in English or Japanese. No Entry Fee.

- PDF file (Tabloid size, 24pages)

- Project Description – 400 words (EN or JP)

- Résumé / Narrative Bio – 700 words (EN or JP) 

- AWARD -

The winning project will be announced on June 1st, 2013 and will be published in July 2013. He/She will be awarded with an opportunity to have their work published in newsprint and exhibited in Tokyo, together working with RPS and bdp to ensure the dissemination of the project to as wide an audience as possible.

日本語のインフォメーションはコチラから→ http://reminders-project.org/rps/newsprint-award-2013jp/

Like Newsprint Award facebook page for updates!

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New artist publication available at bdp bookstore:“Selections from the Joint Photographic Survey” by Adam Ryderhttp://store.bookdummypress.com/product/selections-from-the-joint-photographic-survey-by-adam-ryderIt is a re-curation of a (fictional) document which purports to contain photographs taken by a joint Colonial Transjordanian-Palestinian team. The photographs as seen in book and print form are supposedly documents of historic architecture and monuments from the Holy Land in the 1920’s. The images that comprise the Survey work are in fact digitally-created composite images sourced from free-use photographs found on the Library of Congress website, primarily from a large collection donated by the American Colony in Jerusalem. In creating these architectural composites, Ryder seeks to underscore how the built environment of this particular area of the Middle East lays bare the cultural revision and re-inscibing that has taken place there over centuries, creating a jumble of stylistic choices that point to the ideological shifts that have swayed so extremely in the area. <Adam Ryder> Adam Ryder is an artist working in lens-based mediums living in Brooklyn, NY.  He hold an MFA in Photography, Video and Related Media from the School of Visual Arts in New York City and a BA in Studio Arts from Clark University in Worcester, MA.  He has been the recipient of both an individual artist grant and an artist residency and has shown in the US as well as the UK.  Ryder’s two most recent projects are “Areth: An Architectural Atlas” and “Selections from the Joint Photographic Survey.”  Both bodies of work incorporate  a series of photographic prints and independently-published photo books. For more information, check out Adam’s website → http://adamryder.com/

New artist publication available at bdp bookstore:
“Selections from the Joint Photographic Survey”
by Adam Ryder
http://store.bookdummypress.com/product/selections-from-the-joint-photographic-survey-by-adam-ryder

It is a re-curation of a (fictional) document which purports to contain photographs taken by a joint Colonial Transjordanian-Palestinian team. The photographs as seen in book and print form are supposedly documents of historic architecture and monuments from the Holy Land in the 1920’s.

The images that comprise the Survey work are in fact digitally-created composite images sourced from free-use photographs found on the Library of Congress website, primarily from a large collection donated by the American Colony in Jerusalem. In creating these architectural composites, Ryder seeks to underscore how the built environment of this particular area of the Middle East lays bare the cultural revision and re-inscibing that has taken place there over centuries, creating a jumble of stylistic choices that point to the ideological shifts that have swayed so extremely in the area.

<Adam Ryder>

Adam Ryder is an artist working in lens-based mediums living in Brooklyn, NY.  He hold an MFA in Photography, Video and Related Media from the School of Visual Arts in New York City and a BA in Studio Arts from Clark University in Worcester, MA.  He has been the recipient of both an individual artist grant and an artist residency and has shown in the US as well as the UK.  Ryder’s two most recent projects are “Areth: An Architectural Atlas” and “Selections from the Joint Photographic Survey.”  Both bodies of work incorporate  a series of photographic prints and independently-published photo books.


For more information, check out Adam’s website →
http://adamryder.com/

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&#8220;Shashin Shuhou&#8221; vol.15, 32, 76 (Photography Weekly)http://store.bookdummypress.com/products?search=shashin+shuhou&amp;search-submit=Shashin Shuhou is a total of 375 weekly photography magazine series that was published for only 7 years from 1938-1945 by the Japanese government information bureau. Pictures were taken by Ihei Kimura, Ken Domon, Taikichi Irie and other known and unknown photographers. A great example of prewar Japanese documentary photography with well designed ads on the back cover.

“Shashin Shuhou” vol.15, 32, 76 (Photography Weekly)
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Shashin Shuhou is a total of 375 weekly photography magazine series that was published for only 7 years from 1938-1945 by the Japanese government information bureau. Pictures were taken by Ihei Kimura, Ken Domon, Taikichi Irie and other known and unknown photographers. A great example of prewar Japanese documentary photography with well designed ads on the back cover.

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Goro vol.2 No.10 (May 22nd 1975)http://store.bookdummypress.com/product/goro-vol-2-no-10-may-22nd-1975Goro was a magazine published twice a month from 1974 to 1992, targeting young male in their twenties. It became one of the most valuable magazines to understand the trends and customs of youth from that era. This issue contains an introductory photo essay by Kishin Shinoyama.

Goro vol.2 No.10 (May 22nd 1975)
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Goro was a magazine published twice a month from 1974 to 1992, targeting young male in their twenties. It became one of the most valuable magazines to understand the trends and customs of youth from that era. This issue contains an introductory photo essay by Kishin Shinoyama.

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