EphemeralEphemeral, Stephanie Ayalas debut book, is a meditation on memory and photography. Ayala weaves together self portraits with photographs of family, childhood and the natural world. All of these things, Ayala reminds us, are constantly in flux and must transform over time. Ephemeral comes with a poster on handmade paper that complements the books feeling of impermanence. The paper is embedded with seeds, among them: chamomile, daisy, thyme and poppy.

without concern for cohesion or retrospection

The Well is a retrospective of Shafran’s work

from the end of the colonial era to the early 1980s

Hatleberg centers his narrative on the dog days of summer

gatherings of women in the Oregon countryside which were the setting for DIY photographic workshops exploring image-making against the natural landscape

The artist and photographer Gauri Gill has been examining the everyday life of the rural population outside India’s urban centers for over two decades now

Born in Kyiv but based in the United States

as individuals navigating the complexities of being

Presented for the first time in English

Though asking permission usually changed the dynamic of the situation

and groundbreaking photographs

Familiar from celebrated works such as Rich and Poor (1985)