Past Events
Until 28 October
Come visit us at MACK's pop-up at the Geffen Contemporary at MOCA, Los Angeles, devoted exclusively to our books and special editions. Presented alongside the extraordinary mid-career retrospective of painter Tala Madani, the display includes more than 100 different MACK publications, as well as the first US presentation of Miranda July’s Services, a book sculpture made in collaboration with Richie Jay Benedicto.
Friday 28 October
To celebrate the launch of Quitting Your Day Job, the first critical biography of the American photographer Chauncey Hare, author Robert Slifkin is joined in conversation by the artist Martha Rosler (an ex-teacher of Hare), as they discuss Hare's extraordinary life and art.
Saturday 3 September
Join Alec Soth at Berlin Photo Week for a signing of his best selling books, including recent favourites such as Gathered Leaves Annotated and A Pound of Pictures to classics like Sleeping by the Mississippi and Niagara.
This event is hosted by Buchkunst Berlin as part of the BERLIN PHOTO WEEK - 75 years Magnum Photos.
Tuesday 1 November
Join us to celebrate the launch of the first volume of Caruso St John’s exploratory career retrospective, Collected Works: Volume 1 1990–2005, in Zürich. Adam Caruso will be discussing the practice’s early development and the influences that shaped their work from across contemporary art and architecture with curators Fredy Fischli and Niels Olsen.
Thursday 25 August
Join photographer Janet Delaney from her home in San Francisco as she takes us through the photobooks that have most resonated with her over the years, including recently published favourites.
To celebrate the launch of Quitting Your Day Job: Chauncey Hare’s Photographic Work, join us for an animated discussion about Hare’s extraordinary life and art, debating his contentious relationship to the art world and elite channels of power, and the effect of liberal guilt on his artistic career. With the author Robert Slifkin, scholar Sally Stein, psychoanalyst and writer Josh Cohen, and Curator and Head of Photography at SFMOMA, Erin O’Toole.