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Second Edition Shipping in December Softcover with French fold jacket166 pages, 80 plates8 x 10 in / 203 x 254 mm2024ISBN 978-1-942953-72-2 First Edition Softcover with dust jacket160 pages, 80 plates8 x 10 in. / 203 x 254 mmSigned and numbered by the artistIncludes an original 4 x 6 inch / 102 x 152 mm print2023ISBN 9

Tender

Set against the science fiction backdrop of a crowdless, LED-lined arena, AIRGAP depicts a cold and intimate world of contact sport. Experiential and evidentiary, splicing ice hockey with a hallucinatory space ride, AIRGAP drops the viewer into a realm where humans and technology merge under a grid of electric light.

AIRGAP by Drew Brown - TBW Books

Between 1983 and 1987 along the California/Mexico border, Ken Light took his Hasselblad camera and flash and rode along with US Border Patrol agents in the middle of the night as they combed the Otay Mesa looking for “illegal aliens.” He was there when they were apprehended – captured by authorities as well as the photographer’s flash. The black and white images are stark, impromptu mug shots in the desert, taken at a moment of extreme vulnerability, when hope gave way to despair, migrants caught in a cruel game of hide and seek. Light’s photographs and José Ángel Navejas’ first hand, compelling memoir, presented in both English and Spanish, offer testimony of the harrowing night border crossing of those desperately seeking a chance at a better life. A day after Navejas first crossed the US border from Mexico, he was caught and deported back onto the streets of Tijuana. Undeterred, he crawled back through a tunnel to San Diego, where he entered the United States forever. In piercing words and in strobe lit images caught against the dark of night, Midnight La Frontera’s immediacy underscores the struggle and defiance of those who make the perilous hike for days and weeks in search of the American Dream.

TBW Book - Midnight la Frontera by Ken Light

Four artists pushing the boundaries of their medium. Four stylistically distinct books each investigating the human form through photography. Book 1: Paul Kooiker Book 2: Mona Kuhn Book 3: Juergen Teller Book 4: Carmen Winant *Slipcase edition signed by all four artists also available - limited to 100 sets

Annual Series No.7 by Juergen Teller, Carmen Winant, Paul Kooiker, Mona Kuhn - TBW Books

The <n>1974-2024 Arko Art Center 50th Anniversary Catalog</n> designed by <n>Studio FNT</n>.

Once in Harlem, Naito's second monograph and first with TBW Books, builds on his remarkable ability to intimately engage with his subjects to create emotional dialogues that can transcend bounds of ethnicity, gender, and socio-economic strata, to, as he puts it, "look into each other’s soul to build another dimension of a relationship."

Once in Harlem by Katsu Naito - TBW Books

<n>Holy Highway</n>, a book by architecture studio <n>Muoto</n> with graphic design by <n>Spassky Fischer</n>.

The cover of <n>Peoplefish Poetry & Life</n> magazine's 15th issue, featuring writer <n>Syaman Rapongan</n>.

Shipping in December Casebound with tip-on112 pages, 88 color plates6.75 x 10 in. / 171 x 254 mm2024ISBN 978-1-942953-70-8 In A Season Particular, Shen Wei invites us into a world where intimacy and spontaneity collide, yielding a series of photographic encounters that are as raw as they are tender. The artist’s work i

A Season Particular

Subscription Series No. 4 explores intimate narratives in a four book set by Wolfgang Tillmans, Christian Patterson, Alessandra Sanguinetti, and Raymond Meeks...

Subscription Series No.4 Wolfgang Tillmans, Christian Patterson, Raymond Meeks, Alessandra Sanguinetti - TBW Books

Paperback with colored edges272 pages, 124 plates4.25 x 7 in. / 108 x 178 mmEssay by Rebecca BengalIllustrations by Chummy Alexanian2024ISBN 978-1-942953-63-0 In 1996, rock band The Afghan Whigs released their album Black Love, a musical opus that changed the lives of many of the group’s loyal followers. The well-known

There Is No Light at the End of the Tunnel Because the Tunnel Is Made 

<n>Norma Kamali</n> in <n>Romance Journal</n>. Art direction by <n>Christina Michelitsch</n>, photo by <n>Stefanie Moshammer</n>.

Arena was shot during a four year tenure that began in 2012 on the day Barclays Center in Brooklyn first opened its doors to the public. Charged with the extraordinary commission to photograph over 350 events held in Barclays’ first years, Arena marks a particularly prolific period of Jeff Mermelstein’s career.

ARENA by Jeff Mermelstein - TBW Books

Casebound hardcover with tip-on56 pages, 26 color plates16 x 13 in. / 40.64 x 33 cm2022ISBN 978-1-942953-45-6 In Phil Jung’s first monograph, Windscreen, we are positioned to peer through the windows of American cars that have seen better days. Captured on city streets, existing in a space somewhere between public and 

TBW Books - Windscreen by Phil Jung

Poster titled <n>Das Leben ist ein Spiel</n> designed by <n>Mansoor</n> in Dubai, 2024.