March 25th, 2008. New book by Wakaba Noda.



Farewell Books is proud to present its fifth publication, Making A Map by Wakaba Noda.
Trying to create a perfect place by assembling photographs of small wonders, Noda makes
a map of a world not defined by geography, but by the possibilities that photography offers.
Making A Map is Wakaba Noda's first book. It's now available from the store.

John Divola's As Far As I Could Get is sold out. Copies may still be available at
bookshops around the world. Please examine the links.


January 7th, 2008. LWES and Kiosk.

Magnus Gyllensten's Late Winter Early Spring is sold out. Copies may still be available at
bookshops around the world. Please examine the links.

Farewell is participating in an overwhelming group show curated by Christoph Keller
titled Kiosk: Modes of Multiplication. The show features over 6000 publications from around
400 independent art publishers. The exhibition takes place at Galerie Art & Essai, Rennes,
France and opens January the 24th.


January 1st, 2008. New book by John Divola.

  

Farewell is proud to present its fourth publication, As Far As I Could Get by John Divola.
The series were made in 1996 and 1997. Running as far as he could during the ten
seconds the camera's self-timer allowed, Divola creates a meditation on time and mortality.
As Far As I Could Get is Divola's fifth book. It's now available from the Farewell store.

Woodland and Machina by Mårten Lange have been reprinted. Also available from the store.

News archive, 2007.