Nothing like being local—oh, glorious August upstateSnag a last copy of the first edition of three six five and see siglio’s next three titles before anyone else!Only at the Photobook and Zine Fair at CPW in Kingston, NY on August 8 & 9
events, 07/26/26

Nothing like being local in this locale. CPW (Center for Photography Woodstock) just over an hour’s drive through woods and pastures to Kingston from where I live in the Berkshires.
In my car: a couple of cartons of the first edition copies of Lucy Ives’s three six five I held in reserve in case there was a disaster with the second printing. (There was not. So far. Ahem.) Also, if there are no unforeseen circumstances with a different print job, I’ll have the forthcoming trilogy Of the Forest in hand for all to see and any to preorder.
A photo-heavy selection of backlist titles will be at the table too, like the legendary Memory by Bernadette Mayer, four titles by Sophie Calle, artist’s books using some admixture of collage, photography, film, music, etc. by Claude Cahun, Ellie Ga, Felix Gonzalez-Torres, Karen Green, Christian Marclay & Steve Beresford, Troy Montes-Michie, and others. Ephemera, of course, as well.
CPW is an amazing place (in myriad ways) and it’s very much worth an hour’s drive (or more). The fair is free and features thirty publishers and artists from near and far. There are multiple events taking place, and the Upstate Photography Biennial is on show as well. Summer abundancy!
The 4th annual CPW Photobook & Zine Fair
Saturday, August 8, 11-6pm
Sunday, August 9, 11-4pm
Admission is free.
25 Dederick Street in Kingston, NY
see also
Books
Cancelled Confessions (or Disavowals)Translated by Susan de Muth, preface by Pierre Mac Orlan, essay by Amelia Groom

Books
Rock of EyeEssays by Andrea Andersson and Tina Campt, interview by Brent Hayes Edwards and afterword by Cameron Shaw

Books
Frail Sister

Books
Square Octagon Circle

Books
Memory

Books
Call and Response

Books
PhotostatsEdited by Richard Kraft and Lisa Pearson with writings by Mónica de la Torre and Ann Lauterbach

Books
Eternal FriendshipTranslated by Elizabeth Zuba with an essay by Eliot Weinberger.

✼ elsewhere:
“The truth is that I operate as a writer and in some ways as an editor very much inside a space of instinct. There’s a kind of silence there …” —Danielle Dutton, from her interview with Karla Kelsey in Feminist Poetics of the Archive at Tupelo Quarterly
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