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Anne Golaz This intricately layered work of documentary and fiction takes the island of Robinson Crusoe’s shipwreck as inspiration, weaving prose, poetry, photographs, and drawings to form a profound reflection on exile, grief, and art as refuge. 
David Armstrong 286 of David Armstrong’s unseen contact prints, made between 1974 and 1994, offer a deep dive into his oeuvre of intimate black-and-white portraiture, with photographs of friends including Nan Goldin, Teri Toye, and Cookie Mueller. 
Mark Ruwedel Continuing his epic study of the landscapes of Los Angeles, Mark Ruwedel moves to the city’s coastal areas, tracing the impacts of human intervention, natural forces, and recently spiralling climate conditions. 
Jon Astbury and Karen Van Godtsenhoven (eds) This richly illustrated anthology investigates how dirt and waste are appropriated by fashion through the work of designers including Hussein Chalayan, Issey Miyake, and Vivienne Westwood, with essays by Sara Arnold, Lou Stoppard, and more. 
Ellis Woodman Acclaimed architecture critic Ellis Woodman documents the distinctive typology of London mews houses, experimental homes nestled in the heart of the city, with new photography by Matthew Blunderfield and detailed drawings. 
Mari Katayama Japanese artist Mari Katayama uses her body as a site of beauty, resilience, and becoming in this transfixing artist’s book, comprising self-portraits which contrast her physical form with hand-sewn sculptures, threaded objects, and paper collages. 
Academy Films This vast volume reviews the most iconic works by production company Academy Films, including cult music videos, television ads, and other short video works, through storyboards, production ephemera, and personal reflections from directors including Jonathan Glazer, Savanah Leaf, and Walter Stern. 
Chloé Zhao, Jessie Buckley, Agata Grzybowska Unfolding as a spiritual companion to Zhao’s latest film Hamnet (2025), this entrancing book combines original texts by actor Jessie Buckley with photography by Agata Grzybowska to form a powerful reimagining of the story of Hamnet, son of William Shakespeare. Header image © Anne Golaz      MACK |
