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Compendium-Vmabf-Red.Pdf About the information contained in this compendium from Australian authors and publish- ers there are some inclusions relating to itinerant or short-lived connections with this region. Some publishing houses listed may be based offshore and have a presence in this region. I wish to acknowledge the energy and continued support for Antipo- dean photobooks provided by Libby Jeffery and the MomentoPro com- pany. Through their patronage and THIS COMPENDIUM DOES NOT sponsorship they have played a piv- ATTEMPT A DEFINITION OF THE otal role in the building of a strong ‘phoTobook’ – therefore to reflect and active photobook community. the breadth and depth of this evolv- This edition of the Photobook Com- ing medium I have considered a pendium is published in a limited range of photo-based products that edition of 30 on the occasion of the may include photographically illus- Melbourne Art Book Fair in March trated books, albums, catalogues, 2019. Whereas the two previous photobooks, zines, artists books, Compendiums have included New text-only references to photography Zealand and Australian content this and photo ephemera. edition specifically relates to the Aus- This data and images has been tralian photobook with some refer- compiled over many years as a result ence to the Photobook NZ bi-ennial. of my interest in the photobook from Future editions will contain new infor- the historical viewpoint as well as its mation and I am interested to receive contemporary phenomenon. I am information about New Zealand and particularly interested in books where Australian photobooks and the disci- the photograph acts as the principal pline’s community of practice. narrative agent. Additionally I am also drawn to the haptic experience and design of the book and how it operates as a vehicle for presenting ideas and telling stories. Doug Spowart Listed here are names of people and www.theantipodeanphotobook.com organisations who have contributed, Email: [email protected] both historically and recently, to the development of photobook discipline. Mail: PO Box 3063, South Brisbane, Although most of the listings are Queensland 4101, AUSTRALIA Some Contributors to the Australian Photobook A Sara Abad Peter Brew-Bevan Colin Abbott Isaac Brown Peter Adams Jane Brown Nicholas Adler Jana Brunclikova Hoda Afshar James Bugg Trish Ainslie Ben Burgess Effy Alexakis, Tim Burstall Morton Allport Neil Burton Ying Ang Cameron Cope Todd Anderson-Kunert Lindy Osborne Burton Markus Anderson Arini Byng Ying Ang Jade Byrnes Emmanuel Angelicas Narelle Autio C Peter Callas B Bella Capezio Bill Bachman Kraig Carlstrom Kit Baker Jack Cato Warwick Baker John Cato Daniel Boetker-Smith Christian Belgaux Harold Cazneaux Chris Bell Bartolomeo Celestino Chris Bowes Peter Bellew Benjamin Chadbond Richard Bennett Andrew Chapman Simon Bernhardt Peter Charuk Dane Beesley Laila Christine Kurt Bereton Aaron Claringbold Devika Bilimoria Maria Colaidis Robert Billington Kim Corbel Francis Birtles Chloe Ferris Mervyn Bishop Cameron James Cope Philip Blenkinsop Victoria Cooper Paul Blackmore Michael Corridore Blogger Dad Paul Cox Daniel Boetker-Smith Judith Crispin Dane Beesley Jenny Bolis Jill Crossley Polly Borland Michael Coyne Chris Bowes Mimmo Cozzolino Ailsa Bowyer Zoë Croggon Pat Brassington Adam Cruickshank Hans J. Breitgraf Simon Cuthbert Bella Capezio D G Robyn Daly Luke Garrett David Dare Parker Roger Garwood Sean Davey Juno Gemes Ruby Davies Kate Golding Neil Degney Gordon DeLisle Lorrie Graham Yask Desai Lee Grant Douwe Dijestka Janina Green Ian Dodd Tim Griffth Peter Dombrovskis Suzannah Griffith Meg Hewitt Damien Drew Kim Guthrie Ken Duncan Max Dupain Rex Dupain H Stephen Dupont Sam Harris Thommaso Durante Kristian Häggblom Jay Dymock Gary Heery Yasmin Heisler Bill Henson E Jon Hewitt Peter Eastway Meg Hewitt Sandy Edwards Alan Hill Juno Gemes John Elliott Charlie Hillhouse Justine Ellis Rob Hillier John Elliott Rennie Ellis Paul Hoelen Peter Elliston Douglas Holleley Ana Paula Estrada E O Hoppé Ryan Humphreys F Geoff Hunt James Farley Frank Hurley Eliza Hutchison Heather Faulkner Georgia Hutchison Peter Lyssiotis Chloe Ferres Rohan Hutchinson Ian Flanders Kelly Hussey-Smith Gerrit Fokkema Louis Lim & Ana Paula Estrada Sue Ford I Sam Forsyth-Gray Richard I’Anson Helen Frajman Gianni Frinzi J N Peter Jarver Harry Nankin Libby Jeffery Gael Newton Leila Jeffreys Hannah Nikkelson Martyn Jolly O John Ogden K David Oliver Patricia Karallis Thomas Oliver Kelvin Skewes Ingvar Kenne Fuad Osmancevic Attila Kiraly Warren Kirk P Tammy Law Katrin Koenning Tim Page Charles Page L Traianos Pakioufakis Tammy Law Jack Pam Max Pam Jon Lewis Polixeni Papapetrou Peter Lik Steve Parish Roger Skinner Louis Lim Trent Parke Ian Poole Peter Lyssiotis David Paterson Sonya Payes M Richard Payne Sarah McConnell Drew Pettifer Robert McFarlane Emma Phillips Harry Phillips Christine McFetridge Gregory Pimm Jason McQuoid Axel Poignant Olive McInerny (a.k.a. Cotton) Ian Poole Sally McInerny Jacob Raupach Mick Porter Emma Phillips Jordan Madge Bill Purvis Fred Manietta Dan Purvis Min Manifold Jessie Marlow R Ricky Maynard Jan Ramsay Stacy Mehrfar Jackie Ranken Stavros Messinis Jacob Raupach Peter Milne Mike Reed Tracey Moffatt Jon Reid David Moore John Reid Victoria Reid Christine McFetridge Gerrit Fokkema & Libby Jeffery Jon Rhodes Some Australian Photobooks Stephanie Richter Brad Rimmer Ward Roberts Anthony Robinson Paul Rollo Heidi Romano Raphaela Rosella Simone Rosenbauer Callum Royale Dan Rule Heidi Romano Maris Rusis Jeff Ryan S Lisa Saad Gary Sauer-Thompson Steve Scalone Roger Scott Dean Sewell Jack Shelton Kelvin Skewes Ian Skinner Sonia Payes Roger Skinner Matthew Sleeth Glen Sloggett Glen Smith Geoffrey Smith Heide Smith Julian Smith Robin Smith Rick Smolan Dylan Smyth Peter Solness Doug Spowart Ruby Spowart Wes Stacey Clare Steele Dean Sewell Christopher Stewart Alison Stieven-Taylor Mark Strizic Lloyd Stubber Darren Sylvester David Symons T Eugene Tan Joe Tarzia Carine Thévenau Noah Thompson Richard Tipping Trudi Treble Garry Trinh U Richard Tipping Shehab Uddin Gordon Undy V Luke van Aurich Robert van Koesveld Lindsay Varvari George Voulgaropoulos W Clare Wakeford Sarah Walker Jacob Wallwork Hilary Wardhaugh Garry Trinh Patrick Waterhouse Greg Weight Westographer a.k.a. Warren Kirk Craig Wetjen Louise Whelan Julie White Felix Wilson John Witzig Richard Woldendorp Sam Wong Robert Wood Y Wiliam Yang Richard Payne & George Voulgaropoulos Some Australian Publishers National Gallery of Victoria Bolded references are contemporary publishers specialising in photobooks Negative Press New South Olga Sharp Oswald Ziegler Publications Outback Press Pan Macmillan Australia Paper Journal Kirsten Abbott in a review – Thames & Hudson Paul Hamlyn PHOTO: Libby Jeffery Lloyd Stubber+Ben Clement Bloom Publishing Pearce Press Collins Penguin Books Jack Pollard Crafts Council of Australia Pentacle Press Joey Books Currency Editions Pergamon Press Australia John Sands Pty Ltd Cyclops Press Joval Publications Day Dawn Press Helen Frajman – M.33 display @ Volume 2015 Knowledge Editions Diane Inc Lansdowne Press Doubleday The Australian Publishers Ass’n M.33 Editions Publishing McLaren H. J. Edwards The Small Press Network Macmillan Experimental Art Foundation 10 Bag Press Fremantle Arts Centre Press ABC Enterprises Gang Atelier Allen & Unwin George G. Harrap and Co Angus & Robertson Dan Rule+Justine Ellis – Perimeter Editions Georgian House Art Gallery of New South Wales Globe Publishing Perimeter Editions Aurora Books Pioneer Design Studio Australian Centre for Photography Hachette Harcourt Brace Jovanovich Piper Press Australian Conservation Found’n Pneumabooks Australian Geographic Hardie Grant Books Harper Collins Primer Fictions Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Random House Australia Harper & Durley Publications John Ogden – Cyclops Press Torres Strait Islander Studies Harper & Row Queensland University Press Au.thentic Press Marval Rigby Heinemann Educational Australia Bloom Publishing Masterthief Enterprises Simon & Schuster Hodder & Stoughton Bloomsbury Publishing Melbourne University Press Southern Cross International Horwitz Cacciola Publishing Millamurra Spurlings Pty Ltd Hot Chilli Press Campbell Group Murdoch Books Steve Parish Publishing Hutchinson of Australia Champion Books Murray Sun Books Jacaranda Press Chapter & Verse National Gallery of Australia Surplus Some Australian Photobooks Graham Blacker Fay Bottrell Narelle Brewer David Constable Douwe Dijestka Kathy Eastway Elliott Bryce Foulkes Chloe Ferres Gianni Frinzi T&G Publishing Michelle Flemming Yanni Florence T&G Publishing Alison Forbes Thames & Hudson Gianni Frinzi The Beagle Press Mark Gowing The Department of Prehistory Ralph Kenke Research School of Pacific Studies, Julie Lawton Australian National University Amelia Leuzzi The Fine Art Society Jason McQuoid The Good Copy Paul Mylecharane The Heavy Collective Thomas Nelson (Australia) John Ogden Sydney Ure Smith Susan Olle Warren Penney True Belief Q + A Design Try Hard Editions Valadon Publishing Heidi Romano Van Nostrand Reinhold Australia Gert Hugo Sellheim Viking Lachlan Siu Weldon George Smith West Wind Press Derrick I Stone Mark Strizic Chi Tan Some Book Designers List does not include photographers who Joe Tarzia self-design their books. Barbara Tilzey Italicised names are pre-2000 designers Chong Wenho Mark Westaway Australian Book Designers Ass’n Online Journals featuring Harry Williamson Australian & New Zealand content: Lucy Aitchison Oswald L. Ziegler Paper Journal
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