At the last meeting we discussed –
Expectations by Simon Crofts
God Forgotten Face and III by Robin Maddok
A Conspiracy of Cartographers by Eric Swanger
Come and Seek With Me Elsewhere by Elinor Westin
The next meeting will be on Tuesday the 19th of April from 11am at Checkpoint Cafe, 3 Bristo Place. All welcome.
The last meeting was on Tuesday the 16th of February from 11am at Checkpoint Cafe, 3 Bristo Place.
We discussed the following books:
La France, Raymond Depardon
An Unexpected Return On My Journey To The West, Chiu Yi-Chieh
Never Far, Sam Ash
The Death of a Beautiful Subject Sophy Rickett
Føroyar, Elmar Bambach
Insomniac Chronicles, Clayton Percy
The City is a Novel, Alexey Titarenko
Also mentioned Cathedrals of Culture.
The next meeting will be on Tuesday the 15th of March from 11am at Checkpoint Cafe, 3 Bristo Place. All welcome.
The 2nd meeting on Tuesday the 19th of January at Spoon, discussed these books –
The next meeting will be on Tuesday the 16th of February from 11am at Checkpoint Cafe, 3 Bristo Place.
The new DCC book group got off to a flying start and will be meeting on the third Tuesday of the month from 11am at a variety of venues.
The next meeting is on Tuesday the 19th of January at Spoon, Nicholson St, from 11am.
Please see the Photo Book Group page for the latest meeting information.
The books discussed at the last meeting were –
David Schroerner – Photographs
Matthew Porter – Archipelago
Rinko Kawauchi – 2001
Michael Zide – Secret Spaces
Walker Evans
Saul Leiter – Retrospective
Saul Leiter – Retrospective (Haus der Photographie) from PhotoBookStore.co.uk on Vimeo.
Are you interested in talking about Photobooks? Then come along to the new DCC photobook group. We will be talking mainly about published photobooks, but will no doubt be straying into the territory of making your own photobooks. What makes photobooks work for you? Bring along a favourite photobook and share it with other club members.
The first meeting will be in the Casa Angelina on London Street at 11 am on Tuesday December 15th.
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