Federico Possati’s book was born out of a necessity to give meaning and weight to an ever-growing pile of images, an obsessive catalog of small treasures found in everyday life. Using the structure of an uncommon diary, images, and text come together creating a narrative that continues throughout its 365(-ish) pages. Like a diary, the book is divided into 12 chapters, but unlike a classical diary, each chapter recalls a month taken fr

Dead End is a visual investigation that intersects the past and present of the border between the United States and Mexico developed by Nicola Moscelli during the three years of the pandemic. The leitmotif of the dead end, both physical and metaphorical, transcends the geographical boundary and weaves through the entire narrative, urging the reader to delve into the complex, innervated fabric of events and issues that the borderlands have witnessed since their inception. St

We are pleased to be present this year, as well, at The Art Chapter along with artists, publishers and creatives from around the world. Workshops, talks, performances and music for an ongoing celebration of the artist's book. Friday, January 24, 2024, 6 - 9 pmSaturday, January 25, 2024, 11 am - 9 pmSunday, January 26, 2024, 11 am - 7 pm Joining us, Federico Possati, who will present Almanac of Forgotten Memories, published by Leporello Books and Skinnerboox, more details soon! Plus records from the Xong series and a spe

The workshop will be held in Spanish at Negra Mosca in Barcelona, beginning on Saturday with a presentation of the participants' projects to then move on to different exercises analyzing and approaching storytelling through images. We will work together on creating different narratives, more open or closed, that will bring us closer to different ways of telling and interpreting stories. To participate bring 30-40 printed images of a project you are working on, as well

We are happy to welcome, in a new declination, a highly sensitive work by Paola Favoino, Birds are not allowed to cross the border, which brings together two projects through the reworking of darkroom printed images: the first tells of Julia, a Ukrainian woman back in her war-torn country who cares for a series of birds to get them to fly again, birds that like her and her family are not allowed to cross th