A Book That Pops Up a Hotel?

In Sydney, Australia, stands the "Commercial Travellers’ Association," a circular building designed by architect Harry Seidler in the mid-1970s. This work reproduces the hotel floors spread across four levels using thick paper. The book is a collection of photographs of these floors. Its appeal lies in its ability to be displayed in the same circular shape as the building, which features 16 guest rooms arranged in a circle. This is a joint publication with "Kaldor Art Projects," an organization that undertakes groundbreaking projects connecting public institutions and artists.

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A "Case" Presented Through Skillful Editing

This is the second photobook by American photographer Christian Patterson. It is a shocking work based on a real murder case in America. The book skillfully blends non-fictional elements, such as reproductions of crime scenes, investigation documents, and belongings of the perpetrator and victim, with fictional elements inspired by them. It includes inserts that resemble investigation notes, showcasing meticulous attention to detail throughout.

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Churches Captured by a Magnum Eye

Mark Power, a British photographer and member of the historic Magnum Photos collective, photographed over 50 churches in Poland, where he resided, with the permission of the Catholic Church. He captured their dominance and influence from his unique perspective. The book's design, featuring pages with a long, narrow slot for collecting donations, opens to reveal a panoramic view of congregations gathered for mass in magnificent churches, conveying the artist's intent.

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