Schilt Publishing & Gallery

17/08/2024

Peaceful living room

10/08/2024

Looking forward to 2024!

08/08/2024

Rhubarb just asked me. “Do you know it’s International Cat Day today?” I answered him: Yes, for sure, just wait and see what I’ll serve you today! “Okay,“ he answered, “then you can keep on using me as the logo of Schilt Publishing & Gallery!“ Pfew, narrow escape!

21/07/2024

What a spot on spot in the always enchanting Piedmont. I want to go back and stay there forever…

22/05/2024

Who wins: Stalin or capitalism? Anyway: happy to be in Warsaw for Grand Press Photo!

05/05/2024

Today, May 5th, is Liberation Day in the Netherlands. (We know it sounds as a weird word these days but nevertheless!) So time for the wonderful book by Magnum photographer Leonard Freed. Published in an English and a Dutch edition: “After The War Was Over - Jewish Life in Amsterdam in the 1950s”. Available on our website www.schiltpublishing.com.

15/04/2024

02/04/2024

09/03/2024

Yeah, arrived in Houston for magnificent 🌹 Tonight the opening, from tomorrow on the Meeting Place. Looking forward to see all and meet many many dear friends and colleagues! 😻

19/02/2024

RIP Aleksei Navalny
E viva Yulia Navalnaya!

02/02/2024

25/01/2024

Happy birthday my darling Maria Louise! Another year has passed and a new and surely exciting journey lies ahead of us. I love you deeply!
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24/09/2023

05/09/2023

Sailing home from the Scilly isles. What a magnificent weeks on the ocean we had! Now it’s back to work. Quite a change to sit at your desk staring at a screen in stead of looking to the horizon!

11/08/2023

Beautiful review of our book These Americans in Wallpaper!! Thank you, Sophie!

13/06/2023

So if you would like to get one of these books you better hurry up! They fly out! Order at www.schiltpublishing.com! PROUD PUBLISHER!

27/05/2023

A very nice review of our new book These Americans by Will Vogt!

https://www.vulture.com/2023/05/will-vogt-these-americans-photographs.html

22/05/2023

Back home again is not so bad!

14/05/2023

will sign her fantastic book You Refuse To Believe That You Ever Liked Pink at 3pm today, see you then!

13/05/2023

More book signings today at booth P12! 3-4pm Will Vogt will sign his amazing book These Americans, and at 4-5pm Rohina Hoffman will sing her beautiful book Embrace. Come and see them and us, we’re looking forward!

04/04/2023

Houstonians and Texans, save the date!

Brazos Bookstore will host Tracy Xavia Karner in person on Thursday, May 11 at 6:30pm. She will give a presentation followed by book signing.

Visual sociologist, Tracy Xavia Karner, is an expert in how people use visual media to understand themselves and their worlds. An award-winning teacher and a nationally known expert in the field of qualitative sociology, she explores the social contexts of image creation and dissemination as well as their role in everyday visual sociability. Her recent writings investigate photography in fine art venues and everyday uses, such as Facebook, and have been published in both popular and academic venues. An engaging speaker, Karner has lectured internationally as well as throughout the US. Additionally, she is on the Editorial Board for the international journal Visual Studies and is active in the Houston photography community serving on the Advisory Board of Houston Center for Photography, as a supporter and past officer of Photo Forum at The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, and as a reviewer for FotoFest’s 2010 Meeting Place.

She is the author of "Making a Scene! How Visionary Individuals Created an International Photography Scene in Houston, Texas" (Schilt Publishing 2023).

She is the chair of the Sociology Department at the University of Houston where she teaches courses in Visual Sociology, Sociology of Art, and Visual Culture.

03/04/2023

Don’t judge the book by its cover, they say.

And yet, yellow book covers have a magical way of catching your eye and drawing you in. Are you ready to add a burst of sunshine to your photobook collection? Look no further: we’ve selected five Schilt titles with YELLOW COVERS and to make it more interesting, we’ve asked photographers and book designers to comment on their choice of color.

https://mailchi.mp/schiltpublishing/yellow-books-covers

27/02/2023

"You Refuse to Believe that You Ever Liked Pink" by Dena Elisabeth Eber, Schilt Publishing, May 2023 - https://mailchi.mp/schiltpublishing/you-refuse-to-believe-that-you-ever-liked-pink_by_dena-eber_press-release-9556115

21/02/2023

Diana Karklin in conversation with J Sybylla Smith for her podcast on photography, Got Punctum? Tune in - https://www.jsybyllasmith.com/in-conversation!

Most anti-abortion discussions focuses on the rights of the unborn. Very few people take into consideration the depth look into motherhood and the considerations every woman must go through in making her choices. "Undo Motherhood" is a deep examination of seven women and their struggles with motherhood. What about the rights of a mother? - Karklin asks.

20/02/2023

Houston, you’re invited: Book presentation in MFAH - http://eepurl.com/ik8szv

17/02/2023

The Information Front, Volume I is back in stock and ready to ship worldwide! 📦✈️

And right on time came this in-depth publication on Financial Times: https://www.ft.com/content/2cb05b02-a9dc-497c-b926-51bb291e7d3b

Keep the war visible!

14/02/2023

"Creatures" by David Batchelder, Schilt Publishing, January 2023 + Special Edition: "Tideland" & "Creatures":

https://mailchi.mp/schiltpublishing/creatures-by-david-batchelder_press-release

Limited Edition of 10 copies
Two hardbacks with half-cloth cover, together in a cloth slipcase
Format: 22,8 x 31,5 cm
Design: Victor Levie, LevievanderMeer
Tideland: ISBN 9789053308561, 256 pages
Creatures ISBN 9789053309575, 108 pages
Essays by David Campany and Christiane Stahl
Photos of the book: The book photographer

09/02/2023

We are thrilled to invite you to Book Launch of “Making a Scene!”, hosted by The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, on Saturday, February 25, 2023—2 p.m!

This panel discussion celebrates the release of ‘Making a Scene! How Visionary Individuals Created an International Photography Scene in Houston, Texas’. The new book by Xavia Karner documents the social history of “who did what and when” to create an international photography scene in the once seemingly unlikely city of Houston.

Panelists:
- Xavia Karner, sociology professor, University of Houston
- Anne Wilkes Tucker, curator emerita, MFAH
- Wendy Watriss, founding director, FotoFest
Introduction by Malcolm Daniel, the Gus and Lyndall Wortham Curator of Photography, MFAH.

Event details:
https://www.mfah.org/calendar/photography-book-launch-making-a-scene/202302251400

See you there!

About the book:
Design: Victor Levie, LevievanderMeer
Format: 16 x 21 cm. portrait
Hardcover, 336 pp
Photos of the book: The book photographer.

31/01/2023

His exhibitions and his writings expanded the view of American Modernism, and his decades of teaching shaped future scholars and curators.

29/01/2023

Please check out my review of an integrative new photobook dealing with cultural roots (recipes too!) and more, by Southern California artist Rohina Hoffman, EMBRACE, featured in the PhotoBook Journal: https://photobookjournal.com/2023/01/27/rohina-hoffman-embrace/