Past Events

Thursday 16 November

Join Jim Goldberg in Milan where he will be signing copies of Coming and Going, a remarkable new book that documents the bittersweet realities of individual life and the universal experiences that shape the ways we grow to understand ourselves.

Friday 17 November

Raymond Meeks will be signing books at Micamera, Milan to celebrate the launch of The Inhabitants, a work that brings together photography and an extended poem by George Weld to reflect on the effects of migrant life through spaces of temporary dwelling and transit across the border terrains between Spain and France, and France and the UK.

Saturday 18 November

Jim Goldberg will be in conversation with co-director of Le Bal, Diane Dufour to mark the publication of Coming and Going, a unique work of autobiography in which history, memory and imagination collide to reflect upon the bittersweet realities of individual life. The event will include a book signing.

Saturday 18 November

Join Mahalia Taje Giotto and Joseph Desler Costa at Commerce for a signing of their new releases Existential Boner and Say Yes. The evening will include an exhibition of works by Joseph Desler Costa and the chance to have a browse through the complete SPBH Editions catalogue.

Sunday 17 September 

Join us on Sunday 17 September in NYC for a special book signing with Sofia Coppola, to celebrate her first book Archive. 

Thursday 30 November

Keisha Scarville will be in conversation with poet and visual artist Pamela Sneed to celebrate the launch of her debut monograph lick of tongue, rub of finger, on soft wound. Moving between practice and archival material by bringing together imagery, passages from books, collage and film stills, the artist's book reflects on what it means to create new genealogies by disrupting conventional, linear histories.

Wednesday 20 September 

Join Thomas Demand and Anders Byriel in conversation with Jeni Porter to celebrate the launch of The Triple Folly, a rich collaboration between artist Thomas Demand, architects Caruso St John and textile makers Kvadrat.