Past Events


Ahndraya Parlato at MACK Berlin / Bildband

Tuesday 10 May

On the occasion of the opening of her new show Who is Changed and Who is Dead, Ahndraya Parlato joins us at MACK Berlin / Bildband for a discussion of her intriguing book of image and text ruminating on motherhood in all its complexity and contradictions.

Miranda July and Jay Benedicto in conversation with Jennifer Higgie on MACK LIVE

Thursday 14 April

Join us for a discussion of risk, creation, and unexpected encounters in celebration of Miranda July’s groundbreaking new book project, Services. July joins her collaborator Jay Benedicto for a conversation with writer and critic Jennifer Higgie about the project’s genesis from a telemarketing phone call in the first months of Covid lockdown through to its stunning final form. Dialing in from Los Angeles, Manila, and Canberra, they discuss July and Benedicto's surprising collaboration for the first time.

Ahndraya Parlato at Micamera, Milan

Wednesday 11 May

Join Ahndraya Parlato at Micamera, Milan, for a signing of her latest book, Who is Changed and Who is Dead, an exploration of the conditions and contradictions of motherhood in lyrical image and text.

Janet Delaney in conversation with Rebecca Bengal at Rizzoli Bookstore, New York

Tuesday 15 March

Join Janet Delaney and Rebecca Bengal at Rizzoli Bookstore, New York, as they discuss Delaney's latest book, an ode to the city, Red Eye to New York. This conversation will reflect on Delaney’s generous approach to photographing streets and the people who inhabit them, and her impressions on the inexhaustible subject that is New York City.

MACK at Offprint, London

Friday 13 – Sunday 15 May

Come and visit us at Offprint, London, for the chance to take a first look at some of our new and upcoming titles in the Tate Modern’s historic Turbine Hall.

Jess T. Dugan in conversation with Jessica Baran at The High Low, St. Louis

Monday 28 February

Join Jess T. Dugan and writer and curator Jessica Baran in Dugan’s home city of St. Louis, MO, for a conversation around Dugan’s mesmerising new book Look at me like you love me, an exploration of intimacy, portraiture, relationships, and the experiences of seeing and being seen.