PHOTOBOOK AS OBJECT / PHOTOBOOK WHO CARES at POLYCOPIES 2024 (November 6-10)

10/14/2024

This year, PHOTOBOOK AS OBJECT / PHOTOBOOK WHO CARES will be participating in “POLYCOPIES 2024,” an art book fair that gathers photographers, publishers, and book enthusiasts from around the world! POLYCOPIES, held annually in Paris, is widely known for its focus on photobooks and artist books. It provides a unique opportunity to discover and purchase a variety of photobooks and artist books from around the globe, and we are excited to take part in this event.

About PHOTOBOOK AS OBJECT / PHOTOBOOK WHO CARES

PHOTOBOOK AS OBJECT / PHOTOBOOK WHO CARES is a group of dedicated artists who have developed their works through the photobook-making workshops and mentorship programs offered by Reminders Photography Stronghold. They see the photobook not just as a collection of photographs but as a critical medium where stories and concepts are expressed as tangible “objects.” These artists pay meticulous attention to every aspect of book design, paper quality, and printing techniques, crafting works that foster a dialogue with the reader. At our booth, you will find works that embody the creativity and experimentation of these artists.

Book Signings & Interaction

Some of the artists (*) will be at the booth in person, and we are also planning signing sessions. This will be a great opportunity to meet the artists and learn more about the stories and creative processes behind their works. Don’t miss the chance to engage directly with these talented creators!

Event Details

Venue: POLYCOPIES 2024
Dates: November 6 (Wed) – November 10 (Sun), 2024
Official Website: www.polycopies.net
We look forward to welcoming you to our booth!

At our booth, we will be showcasing and selling a wide range of photobooks and artist books created by the following artists.
Artists marked with * will be present at the booth, while those listed without an asterisk will have only their works on display

*Ana Lorente
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