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DISKO BAY Disko Bay is an independent photobook publisher based in Copenhagen

Wow! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ in todays Danish daily newspaper  for .hala’s The Unposed (EoAT). Merry Christmas to all.
21/12/2024

Wow! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ in todays Danish daily newspaper for .hala’s The Unposed (EoAT). Merry Christmas to all.

Today at  in New York! Join us for the US launch of .hala’s The Unposed (EoAT). Paludan will be joined in conversation b...
18/12/2024

Today at in New York! Join us for the US launch of .hala’s The Unposed (EoAT). Paludan will be joined in conversation by writer and critic . See you at 6pm ✨

📍Printed Matter, 231 11th Avenue, Chelsea, NY, 18 December 6-8pm

This is where we pack your books 📦. For the next 14 hours with 20% off and free shipping to EU/UK with our Winter Sale ❄...
12/12/2024

This is where we pack your books 📦. For the next 14 hours with 20% off and free shipping to EU/UK with our Winter Sale ❄️

The offer applies to all current titles, except rare books and special editions. Just use the code ‘BOOKLOVER’ on diskobay.org.

Ending 12 December (extended to midnight CET)

Christmas is just around the corner!We offer a 20% discount on all our books (excluding our rare titles and special edit...
28/11/2024

Christmas is just around the corner!

We offer a 20% discount on all our books (excluding our rare titles and special editions) plus free shipping to Denmark and Europe until December 12th. To get the discount, just enter the code BOOKLOVER when checking out.

Please note that international shipping can take longer during the holiday season. We advise you to order as soon as possible to make sure your order arrives on time. If you live outside EU you can still combine the offer with our free worldwide shipping for orders over €100.

🔗Browse and shop now at www.diskobay.org

Photo: From ’Looking at My Brother’

In  this weekend! Karen Wyckmans captures the essence of  ‘Looking at My Brother: “Children celebrate and cherish their ...
18/11/2024

In this weekend! Karen Wyckmans captures the essence of ‘Looking at My Brother:

“Children celebrate and cherish their age. Birthdays are the rhythm of an elongated childhood, and growing up seems endless. Photographer Julian Slagman (born 1993) was already a teenager when he gained two brothers: Mats (born 2004) and Jonah (born 2008). He watched them grow up, sometimes up close, and sometimes from the sidelines – but always with love. Slagman photographed his brothers over a span of ten years. Observing them became a way to embrace them. He saw time leave its marks on their bodies: an unscarred body growing into the future, and a fragile body with scars that testified to numerous surgeries to correct the curvature of his spine.”

Explore Slagman’s intimate and unflinching monograph online now and hopefully in good bookshops near you.

PARIS 🇫🇷. We hope to see many of you next week for  aboard the boat Concorde-Atlantique 6-10 November. Come have a chat,...
28/10/2024

PARIS 🇫🇷. We hope to see many of you next week for aboard the boat Concorde-Atlantique 6-10 November. Come have a chat, meet the photographers and leaf through our many new releases. We’ll be bringing a wide selection of past and current titles and a few special editions. Great offers and free tote bags can be expected as always. We can’t wait to see you all again 🍷. 

Book signings at the Disko Bay table:

Thursday 7th November
17:00, , ‘Self Reflection’

Friday 8th November
12:00, .hala, ‘The Unposed (EoAT)’
17:00, , ‘Triple Seven’

Saturday 9th November
17:00, , ‘Looking at My Brother‘
18:30, , ‘The Name We Hold‘

Artwork by Marie Quéau

OUT NOW: .hala’s quirky sci-fi fantasy ‘The Unposed (EoAT)’. The book consists of 101 photos of robotic “hands” photogra...
23/10/2024

OUT NOW: .hala’s quirky sci-fi fantasy ‘The Unposed (EoAT)’. The book consists of 101 photos of robotic “hands” photographed between 2021-2024 in Germany, Denmark, Japan, Korea and the United States. From digital paws to laser sensors, piano-playing electro-fingers to a not-so-dexterous clamp, this book shows the human hand versioned as high-tech utensil: holders, pinchers, grabbers, supporters, strokers and cutters whose likenesses to the real thing vary according to particularity of their functions.

Our book is a clothbound debossed hardcover with fabric by .co.jp containing 224 pages with 101 color plates edited by and three new text by Lakshmi Luthra, Lars Bang Larsen and Ryan S. Jeffery edited by beautifully designed by with typeface by .bruun. The book is made possible through generous support from .

Michala Paludan (b. 1983) is a Danish artist currently living and working in Copenhagen. Paludan is a fellow of the Whitney Independent Study Program (2012) and received an MFA from California Institute of the Arts (2011). She studied at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts from 2005 to 2009. During the past decade Paludan has framed how power is produced and negotiated across networks and movements, through media such as video, photography and installation. Paludan has exhibited widely in Scandinavia and abroad. Recent exhibitions include: I am Your Body: Automation at Kunsthal Aarhus, Aarhus, Open Shut Them at C.C.C. Gallery, Copenhagen and Our Work at Lunds Konsthall, Lund.

The book will be launched later today at Art Hub Copenhagen and internationally at in a few weeks. Please come celebrate tonight 19.30-21.30 at Art Hub Copenhagen, Halmtorvet 17, where Paludan will be giving a talk together with .dorland! The book is now available on our website with worldwide shipping and hopefully in your favorite bookshop real soon distributed by our friends at and DBK (in DK).

22/10/2024

We hope to see many of you tomorrow for the Copenhagen Book Launch : Michala Paludan : The Unposed (EoAT) at Art Hub Copenhagen from 7.30 pm.

Come celebrate the release of Michala Paludan's first book 'The Unposed (EoAT)' published by Disko Bay at AHC this Wedne...
21/10/2024

Come celebrate the release of Michala Paludan's first book 'The Unposed (EoAT)' published by Disko Bay at AHC this Wednesday 23 October from 7.30-9.30PM.

During the evening, Head of Art & Research at AHC, Lars Bang Larsen will introduce the book and the overarching themes and framework of Michala’s research as part of AHC Micro Institute. Later, Michala will elaborate on the project in dialogue with curator at Kunsthal Aarhus, Seolhui Lee.

The book will be available for purchase from Disko Bay during the evening at a special release price.

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Wednesday 23 October, 7.30-9.30PM.

AHC, Halmtorvet 27, 1700 Copenhagen V

Please register by sending an email to [email protected] and join at Book Launch : Michala Paludan : The Unposed (EoAT)

Last day at  Art Book Fair! Come and strike a bargain. We are here from 12.00-19.00 🏃‍♀️🏃
13/10/2024

Last day at Art Book Fair! Come and strike a bargain. We are here from 12.00-19.00 🏃‍♀️🏃

08/10/2024

How does it feel to leave home? We might take our belongings to a new place but memories linger.

Photographer Luca Iovino explores memory and moving in his debut book, ‘The Name We Hold’, published by DISKO BAY.

Read our review online: tinyurl.com/5dcef7tt

[PRE-ORDER] 📘Michala Paludan — The Unposed (EoAT)We are thrilled to announce that we’ll be publishing .hala’s first book...
05/10/2024

[PRE-ORDER] 📘

Michala Paludan — The Unposed (EoAT)

We are thrilled to announce that we’ll be publishing .hala’s first book ‘The Unposed (EoAT)’ launching alongside a solo show at . We are starting the pre-orders today with 10% off. The book is officially launched 23 October at .

Early bird: 52€ (instead of 58€)
🔗You can pre-order the book at www.diskobay.org signed by the artist.

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The Unposed (EoAT) is the first monograph by Danish artist Michala Paludan, it consists of 101 photos of robot “hands”. From 2021-24 Paludan visited many different sites of robotics located in Germany, Denmark, Japan, Korea, and the United States. From digital paws to laser sensors, piano-playing electro-fingers to a not-so-dexterous clamp, this book shows the human hand versioned as high-tech utensil: holders, pinchers, grabbers, supporters, strokers and cutters whose likenesses to the real thing vary according to particularity of their functions. In the robotics industry, the acronym EoAT refers to End of Arm Tools; that is, a tool required for performing a specific task such as holding, cutting or lifting. As the subject of a portrait, the machine – rather than what it produces – is the focus and, in mirroring the hands of human workers, Paludan emphasizes their absence. The book includes new texts by Ryan S. Jeffery, Lars Bang Larsen and Lakshmi Luthra.

Join us in Berlin for our first time at  Art Book Fair 11 October - 13 October. Signing with  12 October 3pm. Come have ...
30/09/2024

Join us in Berlin for our first time at Art Book Fair 11 October - 13 October. Signing with 12 October 3pm. Come have a chat if you are in town and leaf through our new releases 📚.

📍Haus der Kulturen der Welt (HKW)

We are thrilled to announce the first release of our new season: ‘The Name We Hold’, an intimate story about possession ...
29/08/2024

We are thrilled to announce the first release of our new season: ‘The Name We Hold’, an intimate story about possession and existence by italian photographer available for pre-order one more week with 10% off. The book is launched 15 September during 💫.

“Before leaving my old home, I took the time to look at my surroundings with fresh eyes. I began to question the objects and people that inhabit it. My family, the round mirror, the ball: how could I move them and extract them from their familiar universe? This reflection surprised me, as imagination infiltrated the ordinary. In a way, it also helped me confront my fear of starting over”. – Luca Iovino

Reserve your copy now on www.diskobay.org, orders will ship mid-September.

Clothbound debossed hardcover with tip-in , 14,8 x 21 cm, 112 pages, 56 b&w plates, designed by .barbon

📸 by Matteo Pasin

Thanks a lot Laure Toutin for this amazing review of ’s modern classic ’The Vulgarity of Being Three-Dimensional’ in . T...
14/08/2024

Thanks a lot Laure Toutin for this amazing review of ’s modern classic ’The Vulgarity of Being Three-Dimensional’ in . The book is now available in its second edition on our website and hopefully in a good bookshop near you.

“An inexhaustible and dripping chocolate fountain, a dog modeled with butter, a human stain evaporating in a swimming pool, these enigmatic images are nevertheless made with ordinary objects in a setting that is just as ordinary. (…) There’s no harmony, balance, or symmetry here, but rather a bold mix of excess and imperfections. The Danish artist adopts a sculptural approach to photography. Like a sculptor, she stages found objects, which seem to come to life under her lens. Fruits, foam, fabrics, hair, animals, and humans become elements and characters manipulated, twisted, and distorted in this small theater of everyday life. Her work redefines the boundaries of contemporary sculpture by incorporating rich textures and vibrant color palettes. In doing so, she reclaims what is often relegated to vulgarity or the baroque and the mundane.”

We are back from a much needed vacation and these two amazing reviews of  ‘Looking at My Brother’ just dropped in from  ...
01/08/2024

We are back from a much needed vacation and these two amazing reviews of ‘Looking at My Brother’ just dropped in from and . Thanks to and .idb for the really nice words. Read the full reviews online and grab the book in your favorite independent bookshop or at diskobay.org.

“It’s a beautiful book where each boy takes on a different role as they career through the ages” – Colin Pantall, PhMuseum

“When you think about childhood and growing up, these moments in life don’t follow a straight line. There’s something frenetic about it, almost feverish.” - Zoé Isle de Beauchaine, L’Œil de la Photographie

📸 by .shop

Reposted from  Photobook Review: Looking At My Brother by Julian SlagmanLooking At My Brother is a story of three brothe...
29/07/2024

Reposted from

Photobook Review: Looking At My Brother by Julian Slagman

Looking At My Brother is a story of three brothers. The eldest is the photographer, and author of this book , next comes Mats, and then there’s the youngest Jonah, each growing up ‘in a world of their own’.

Read the review by on phmuseum.com

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