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The book showcases Martin Parr's exclusive photographic journey through a year of Grand Slam tennis tournaments, including iconic events like Wimbledon and the US Open. His vivid imagery captures the essence of the sport, portraying a blend of poignant and humorous moments both on and off the court. With over 80 photographs, many published for the first time, it offers a unique perspective on the diverse experiences of players and fans, highlighting the vibrant atmosphere of these prestigious events.

Martin Parr's photography spans 40 years of Ireland's transformation, capturing key events from the Pope's visit in 1979 to modern developments like gay weddings and tech startups in 2019. His work reflects the shift from traditional rural life to contemporary urban growth, with insights into societal changes and a new tourist boom post-Conflict.

This fascinating book tells the story of the soviet space dogs, illustrated with legendary photographer Martin Parr's vintage space-dog memorabilia.

With „allotment gardeners“ Martin Parr created a new series which he realized in five allotments in Düsseldorf and Krefeld. He met Mathis, just 15 years old, who runs the garden for his father, a multi-generational operation growing strictly organic fruit and vegetables, and he also spoke with young parents who share a garden, with Ingo the cactus breeder, with Michael the miniature train enthusiast, and with Petra the “tomato woman”. „Allotment gardeners“ is the loving view on one of the original German clichés: the allotment gardeners. With his own British-humorous look, Martin Parr created portraits of allotment gardeners that go beyond the persons.

One of the most accomplished photojournalists alive today, Martin Parr turns his lens toward Tbilisi, Georgia's capital, and captures the beauty of this vibrant city. With curiosity and zeal, Martin Parr has been photographing people and the way we live for more than thirty years. One of the leading members of the Magnum Photos collective, Parr has traveled the world to investigate the international phenomena of leisure, consumption, and communication. His often humorous images juxtapose the peculiar with the familiar. The growing city of Tbilisi is the perfect subject for Parr's eloquent portraits. A burgeoning travel destination, Tbilisi straddles 21st-century European chic with world-weary Soviet influences. At street markets and high-end stores, gyms and the opera house, family parties and casinos, Parr documents, in his own inimitable way, a dynamic, ever-changing city that feels simultaneously utterly foreign and completely familiar.

In 1969 Gian Butturini was just over 30 years old and a successful graphic designer working in advertising. His journey as a photographer began at Victoria Station when he saw a young man staggering by with a syringe embedded in a vein. He began investigating 1960s London through the Nikon hanging from his neck.00Butturini?s photographs of London are full of pain and sarcasm but also joy and lyricism?hippies and fashionable young women share space with the homeless, the pacifist demonstrations and the orators at Speakers? Corner. Butturini?s London, in the photographer?s own words,?is true and bare ... I did not ask it to pose.?00'Gian Butturini: London' is the new facsimile edition of Butturini?s cult 1969 photobook, which interspersed his black-and-white photographs with text by Allen Ginsberg. No less an authority than Martin Parr?who contributes a text to this new edition?has credited Butturini?s photobook with containing some of the best photographs ever taken of the British capital

Photography and pop-culture buffs, get out your crayons and colored pencils! Martin Parr's colorful and tongue-in-cheek photographs--his comedy of contemporary manners--have been transformed into a coloring book. Here is Parr's affectionate and hilarious catalogue of human foibles--bad fashion choices, messy foods, trashy souvenirs and the tourists who buy them--rendered afresh. The book's eighty pages are packed with the most iconic and beloved Parr images, made into original drawings by Jane Mount, offering hours of coloring entertainment.

A book of Martin Parr's Vienna work released to coincide with his 2016 exhibition at the Anzenberger Gallery. A simultaneous exhibition of Parr's older black and white work will be up at the Kunst Haus Wien. The book explores the know cliches of Vienna - the balls, the patisseries and the tourists. Martin photographed 5 of the 36 balls that make up the "ball season" in Vienna - the highest concentration of balls anywhere in the world. And also visited the most famous cafes, such as Cafe Central and Aida, with their glittering array of cakes as well as documenting the tourists relaxing on the Danube.

In the last decade there has been a major reappraisal of the role and status of the photobook within the history of photography. This book focuses on key volumes published as early as 1900, as well as contemporary volumes by emerging Chinese photographers.

Martin Parr: „I was immediately struck when I saw “Be bold with Bananas” It had some wonderful sexual undertones, and was just plain surreal. The title is also very ambivalent, so when invited to participate in this project, I had no hesitation in selecting this title. Published by the South African Banana board, it is a surprisingly scarce title.“