Anton’s Hand is Made of Guilt… on show at Printed Matter, New York

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Anton’s Hand is Made of Guilt… on show at Printed Matter, New York

9 January 2026

The books shortlisted for the latest edition of the Paris Photo & Aperture Foundation Photobook Awards, including the collector’s edition of Anton’s hand is Made of Guilt… are presented at Printed Matter, NYC. This exhibition will run from the 15 January to 15 March 2025.

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The Time Machine

Edgar Martins, Geoff Dyer, João Pinharanda

Shot between 2010 and 2011, this book is structured as a topographic survey of hydro-electricity generating plants. No more than half a dozen people run power stations which, in some cases, were intended to house up to 250 workers just a few decades ago. This project is, thus, not just about the generation of power of also of dreams and technological utopias.

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The Time Machine

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Black Holes & Other Inconsistencies

Angus Carlyle, Edgar Martins, Maria do Carmo Séren

This seminal book is an excursus on the metastization of the urban frontier. Produced in South-East China, Portugal and South Africa the author uses the ‘black hole’ in the landscape as a way to rethink our relationship with the modern de-centred city.

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Black Holes & Other Inconsistencies

Winner of the 2002 Thames & Hudson & RCA Society Book Art Prize

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What Photography & Inc. have in Common with an Empty Vase

Edgar Martins, Mark Durden

This project results from a collaboration with inmates, incarcerated in the West Midlands (UK), their families and local organisations and individuals. By giving a voice to his subjects, the author proposes to rethink and counter the sort of imagery normally associated with incarceration and confinement.

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What Photography & Inc. have in Common with an Empty Vase

Shortlisted for the 2020 Paris Photo & Aperture F. Photobook Awards & PhotoEspaña Book Awards

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Edgar Martins, Peter D. Osborne

In 2014 Edgar Martins approached BMW with a simple idea: to stop the production lines in order to photograph Plant Munich. Although the project surveys on the surface the fabrication, tooling and assembly of the modern era automobile vehicle, it also represents a point of resistance: to the world of flux and flow that we live in, to a world haunted by mobility, transience and uncertainty.

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