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Hotshoe Magazine Independent Photographic Journal, published in London. www.hotshoemagazine.com

Hotshoe is the UK's leading Contemporary Photography magazine showcasing the best of established and up-and-coming talent.

16/01/2025

Ed Templeton’s ‘Wires Crossed’ is a long term documentary look at the subculture of skateboarding. A professional skateboarder from 1990-2012, this book is a quasi-memoir and a no-holds-barred depiction of what being a skateboarder was like between 1995 and 2012.

‘Wires Crossed’ was published by in 2023, and featured in our latest issue 212 “Meet the Templetons” along with other projects by .templeton.

Visit the link below to watch the PhotoBook Club discussion about the unique production process behind “Wires Crossed”, with Ed Templeton, Aperture’s Executive Director , director of book sales and operations Richard Gregg, and the book’s production manager

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rk5xy5NMhU0

14/01/2025

“Rereading my diary entries that first time was more challenging than including them in my book. After nearly thirty years, I was taken aback by how sad and mean I was toward myself back then; it made me cry. By the second and third readings, it started to hurt less. And eventually, I could view them with a sense of humour, recognising how dramatic I was at that age. It wasn’t about mocking my younger self, but instead thinking ‘if only I knew then what I know now’- that these feelings are temporary, that I deserved kindness, and that I would be okay”

Images from ‘What She Said’ published by in 2021, by

Words from Deanna in conversation with , from Issue 212: Meet The Templetons

07/01/2025

Made in Brighton during the winter months, the series Murmuration reveals the spectacle of starlings gathering in tens of thousands, as they fly in shape-shifting formations, twisting and swooping across the sky, in a mesmerising and ephemeral dance.

Created by in 2010 for the Brighton Photo Biennial, commissioned by

Rinko Kawauchi’s work is currently showing in two solo exhibitions:

-At the Edge of the Everyday World, until Feb 26th

-a faraway shining star, twinkling in hand, until April 20th .berlin

19/12/2024

It’s that time of the year again! Time to take stock of what we’ve done well, where we’ve fallen short, and what we hope the next year will shape up to be. But most importantly, it’s time to thank all of you.

As most of you know, we are an independent publication. This means we don’t rely on advertising to keep us going, we rely on YOU. So we want to say thank YOU! Thank you for being here, for your valued feedback, and most of all, for your continued support. With that support, over the past year we have been able to produce two beautiful issues, ‘Shooting Mum and Dad’ and ‘Meet The Templetons’. We hope you’ve enjoyed them as much as we’ve enjoyed bringing them to you.

We couldn’t be more grateful for our community.

We wish you a wonderful holiday season and a very Happy New Year, and we look forward to seeing you in 2025! 🌟

28/11/2024

Snippets from the conversation between Ed Templeton and Allie Haeusslein for our latest issue, Meet The Templetons.
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26/11/2024

Deanna Templeton in conversation with Allie Haeusslein in our latest issue, Meet The Templetons.

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19/11/2024

In our most recent issue, we review Maja Daniels’ latest book, Gertrud.

“In Gertrud, Maja Daniels continues to concentrate on Älvdalen, Sweden, this time reimagining the story of Gertrud Svensdotter, an eleven-year-old girl who was accused of walking on water in 1667, which led to the beginning of the Swedish witch hunts.”

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Read more in Issue 212, available through the link in bio.

09/11/2024

Enjoying the weekend - find us at D42 and get the new issue 212: Meet The Templetons 🖤
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28/10/2024

Come see us in the Grand Palais for the 2024 edition of , where we’ll be launching our new Issue 212: Meet The Templetons.

In 2024 Paris Photo is returning to the Grand Palais with 240 exhibitors from 34 countries. For this 27th edition, the Principal section brings together 147 galleries, 24 of which are new ones from the international scene.

You can find the programme for Paris Photo 2024 online and read about the conversations and signings, festival sectors, the Paris-Photo Aperture Book Award and much more.

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10/10/2024

In Issue 205: At Home, published in 2021, we featured images from Christopher Anderson’s series, Pia.

Having never photographed his own personal life, it didn’t occur to Anderson that these images would be a part of his work. Two years into making these photographs he realised that not only they were his life’s work, but also, they marked a new era a search for hope in the Trump/COVID-19 reality.

To see more of Issue 205 - At Home, visit the link in bio 🏠

Pia was published in 2021 by

01/10/2024

Issue 203 - Southern, published in 2019, featured Matthew ’s work from his ‘Jasper’ series, a melancholic account of the isolated lives that escaped into the Ozark Mountains.

Jasper was published by

“The idea of disappearing is attractive — getting away from the pressures of jobs, our relationships and the constant barrage of social media”.

A review of Genitempo’s latest book ‘Dogbreath’ - published by will be featured in our next issue. More info coming soon!

26/09/2024

Some thoughts shared by fellow print lovers on our collaborative feature with Flak Photo on “Why Print Matters”. Head over to to read the full article [link below]

https://tinyurl.com/2mnjv5t2

Next issue announcement coming soon! 👀

19/09/2024

Stockist feature: Spoonbill & Sugartown

Founded in 1999 in Brooklyn, Spoonbill & Sugartown is home to a wide variety of new and used books for art, architecture and design lovers. Also a go-to for poetry and literature 📚

Big thank you to for stocking Hotshoe!

04/09/2024

We are very excited to announce that Todd Hido will be signing our monograph of his work, Issue 210: Todd Hido, at the ICP Photobook Festival in NYC this Sunday from 3pm-6pm.
This issue features an extended interview between Todd Hido and Darius Himes, International Head of Photographs at Christie’s; as well as images that span his career, including Hido’s most recent photobook, The End Sends Advance Warning.

We would love to see you and say hi 👋 so make sure to visit us this weekend at ICP Photobook Fest! Reserve VIP & daily tix and find more info, including programs and
book signing schedule, at pbf.icp.org.

23/08/2024

/ ’s Photobook Fest, held September 6–8, is just two weeks away!
We can’t wait to see you for our first time at the fair, which features nearly 70 publishers in ICP’s space on the LES, along with programs and book signings. Get your tickets for the VIP Preview and run of show now: pbf.icp.org.

22/07/2024

At the same time as Canadian American photographer Christopher Anderson became a father for the first time, his own father was diagnosed with lung cancer. His series Son exquisitely explores that most universal and perplexing of experiences - the transitional moment from son to father, and from caregiver to the cared for.

‘Son’ by published by

05/07/2024

In our latest issue, we review ‘s book ‘Sex, Death, Transcendence’.

“In turning the female gaze onto herself, Linda Troeller presents the female body, historically a site of social inequality, as inseparable from its value as a human
being. She subverts conventional ideas of youth and desire with images of herself naked in a neck brace, wrapped in bandages, then older, in a blonde wig,
sexy lingerie, makeup, jeweller … all the accoutrements of beauty”

‘Sex, Death, Transcendence’ has been short-listed at the 2024 Arles Book Awards and was a finalist at the Athens Photo Festival. You can find her work displayed in the upcoming Chania International Photo Festival Greece on the 22nd - 26th of July.

Read the full review in our latest issue, 211 - ‘Shooting Mum and Dad’.

‘Sex, Death, Transcendence’ published by .

04/07/2024

The third print in our Hotshoe Editions series is by Mark Steinmetz. This hand-printed silver gelatin print was produced by the artist at his studio in Athens, Georgia and is signed and numbered in a limited edition of 20.

From the book “Philip & Micheline” published by , the photo is from a series of perhaps some of the most personal images Steinmetz has presented. In the series, he “lovingly follows his parents over the course of 10 years as they age, love and eventually leave. This book acts as much as loving memorial and tribute as it does artist book.”

Mark Steinmetz is the recipient of a Guggenheim Fellowship. His work is held in the collections of the Art Institute of Chicago, Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, Museum of Contemporary Art, Atlanta, Museum of Contemporary Photography, Chicago, Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, Museum of Modern Art, New York, San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, Sir Elton John Collection, Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, Yale University Art Gallery, New Haven, amongst others.

Head to the link in our bio for the chance to acquire your own Steinmetz print.

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HOTSHOE has been in print since 1977, having started as a photography industry magazine, but reinvented in the early 00s to become a beautifully produced and collectable publication, showcasing photographic portfolios and with the intention of being source of reference and inspiration. Today we’re known as a cutting edge journal that gathers the most influential names in contemporary photography and writing. Each issue of HOTSHOE is curated around a theme, a person or a moment in the photographic discourse, creating new perspectives on previously published work. More than magazine. A portable exhibition. Independently made in London and distributed throughout the world.

Here’s a special something to gift this holiday season! A beautiful print by Mark Steinmetz, signed and numbered, along with a copy of issue 211, which features this work and is now sold out. Handprinted silver gelatin 10” x 8” Produced by #marksteinmetz Edition of 20 Shipping now 🎁

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