Not the usual bog-standard blog post | September 2022
September news, events and inspiration from the RRB Photobooks community!
Read moreNot the usual bog-standard blog post | June 2022
June news, events and inspiration from the RRB Photobooks community!
Read moreGeorgina MacMillan interviews Chris Hoare on his making of Keywork during the UK lockdowns of 2020 This week RRB Photobooks are collaborating with our friends at Besides Press and sharing each oth...
Read moreNot the usual bog-standard blog post
A brief update on some of the news and events from us and the RRB community.
Read moreAnecdote and Hindsight | John Myers - The Guide
‘The Guide’ is the first publication that allows space for his own writing. The prose woven throughout the book provides a curious mix of anecdote and hindsight. Rather than tell the viewer what th...
Read moreJohn Myers's Early Sunday Morning
With just three weeks to go until the publication of Peter Mitchell's Early Sunday Morning, we asked the book's editor John Myers to tell us about his process working on the book. John Myers and ...
Read more5 Years of Publishing and how Rudi met Peter
Like many things in the photo world, it was all Martin Parr’s fault. I had been a publisher in a previous life, specialising in philosophy and the history of ideas with an emphasis on neglected and...
Read moreTate acquires the entire Space Mission by Peter Mitchell
Mrs McArthy & her daughter, London, 1975 - Peter Mitchell (detail) We are pleased to announce that Tate Modern recently acquired the complete set of 65 images which make-up Peter Mitchell’s...
Read moreAcross the Cut: When Krass Clement came to Bristol
by Rudi Thoemmes I had been warned that getting Krass Clement to Photobook Bristol would be difficult. It was. It took dozens of emails over several months of delicate negotiations and plotting w...
Read moreErrata Editions - A Little Appreciation
With our recent acquisition of an original copy of Keld Helmer-Petersen's 122 Colour Photographs from 1948, this piece which Rudi wrote back in January is all the more pertinent. Rare and historica...
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