Leporello will be closed from SaturdFrom September, the bookstore will be open only on Thursday and Friday afternoons, in addition to days when there are presentations or workshops. We will still often be there, perhaps even in the mornings, but before you stop by check google, the website or our social media, or just give us a call. It will always be possible to come by appointment, by calling and or emailing us at info@leporello-books.com
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October 2019
ROSETTA
Rosetta is one of the most popular restaurants in Mexico City. Since its doors first opened in 2010, it has reinvented what a Mexican restaurant can be: through sincere, ingredient-based cuisine that both revives and challenges tradition; through its commitment to serving local and seasonal produce grown by small-scale, sustainable producers; and through its location and attention to detail, creating a vibrant and welcoming atmosphere.
The first book by Elena Reygadas, chef and owner o
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November 2019
PALERMO ATLAS
Palermo Atlas is an interdisciplinary analysis on the city of Palermo commissioned by Manifesta 12 and conducted by the architectural firm OMA - Office for Metropolitan Architecture. The research explores the architecture, archeology, anthropology of the city, its historical archives and personal stories. Contemporary Palermo is a subject of particularly fascinating studies. On the one hand it is a mosaic of identities, cultures and ecosystems, the result of centuries of meetings and exchanges between civilizations. On the other
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November 2020
Known and Strange Things Pass
The photographs in the book are taken on either side of the Atlantic in places where the Internet is concentrated. Where the fibres come together, and almost everything we do online passes down a few impossibly narrow tubes, stretching along the seabed, connecting one continent to another.
Looking at these vast unknowable entities – the ocean and the Internet – we sense their strangeness.  We can understand each conceptually but can only ever see or bump int
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July 2024
Foam Magazine #66: MISSING MIRROR – Photography Through the Lens of AI
Are you a robot? is a question everyone has likely come across while using the internet. The most common way to prove that you’re, in fact, not a robot is by analysing a set of photographs and selecting the ones depicting a bus, a motorcycle, a fire hydrant, or a traffic light. With this simple but effective way, you demonstrate your ability to interpret images and automatically position yourself out with the capacities of
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