Polycopies Book Fair
Bateau Concorde-Atlantique, Paris: 6-10 November 2024
manual.editions will be part of Polycopies, where we will be launching our upcoming publication What makes a Photobook Sustainable?
Guest Room - DER GREIF
Guest Room is all about sparking collaboration. For this edition, Hannah Fletcher and Alice Cazenave from The Sustainable Darkroom are joining forces with artist and designer Tamsin Green, founder of the Sustainable Photobook Publishing (SPP) network. Together, they’ve created the theme: "New Grounds."
BOP-24 Book Fair
Paintworks, Bristol: 19-20 October 2024
manual.editions will be part of BOP-24, Books on Photography, where we will be launching our upcoming publication What makes a Photobook Sustainable?
What makes a Photobook Sustainable? - SPP network
What makes a Photobook Sustainable? is launched to celebrate three years of research and conversations by the Sustainable Photobook Publishing (SPP) network. The book is a compendium of forty case studies along with roundtable discussions, essays, quotes and prompts, that collectively seek to demystify the publishing process.
Artist Talk
Stills Gallery, Edinburgh: 31 May: 6-7.30pm
This talk will focus on environmentally conscious approaches to the making of photobooks. Tamsin will present her own work along with research by the Sustainable Photobook Publishing (SPP) network.
re.think | re.use | re.work: approaching sustainable photobook making
Agitate Gallery, Edinburgh: 1 June 2024 - 9:30 - 12
This workshop will involve the collaborative development of photobooks using re-purposed materials. The workshop will be facilitated by Tamsin Green.
A Bigger Book Fair (ABBF)
Peckham24, London: 17-19 May 2024
manual.editions will be taking part in the first edition of ABBF in Peckham as part of Peckham 24. Join us:
Friday Night: 18:00 - 22:00
Saturday & Sunday: 11:00 -18:00
Digital Residency - Photoworks
Online: March 2024
Tamsin is doing a digital residency with Photoworks for the month of March. The residency will include a filmed studio visit and 'in conversation' with curator Julia Bunnemann, and a book review. Follow along for insights into our books...
The Photobook Ecosystem: Reaching for Critical Mass
Thurs 18th April: 7pm CEST/ 6pm BST / 2pm BRT/ 1pm EDT (ONLINE)
A panel discussion with Tanya Busse, Mondo Books & Arctic Art Book Fair (Tromsø, Norway), Michelle Dunn Marsh, Minor Matters Books (Seattle, USA), João Pedro Lima & Alix Breda, Selo Turvo & Lovely House (São Paulo, Brazil), Emily Sheffer, Dust Collective (Boston, USA). Moderated by Delphine Bedel (Amsterdam, NL)
The Sustainable Photobook
Photoworks Summit, Fabrica, Brighton: 12-13 March 2024
The fourth iteration of our SPP network reading room will be held at the Photoworks Summit. Featuring two days of presentations, performances, round tables and practical sessions, an opportunity to meet, exchange and collaborate.
Bound Art Book Fair
Whitworth Art Gallery, Manchester: 25-26 November 2023
manual.editions will be participating in Bound Art Book Fair in Manchester for the first time this November.
Polycopies Book Fair
Bateau Concorde-Atlantique, Paris: 11-12 November 2023
manual.editions will be returning to Polycopies book fair this year with a pop-up over the weekend on the Saturday and Sunday. Looking forward to more conversations about books whilst bobbing on the Seine.
Book Launch & Talk
Photobookcafe, 4 Leonard Circus, London: 1 November 2023: 6-9pm
We will be launching WALKING OUT OF SLEEP by Tamsin Green at the Photobook Cafe where Tamsin will be in conversation with Olivia Edward. The event is an opportunity to see the book and hear more about the content and making of the work.
Sustainability & Photobooks
Impressions Gallery, Bradford: 28 October 2023
Looking forward to participating in this annual photobook fair which this year is highlighting the important topic of sustainable photobook publishing. Tamsin will be part of a panel discussion and SPP network workshop on collaborative photobook making.
The Sustainable Photobook
Books on Photography, BOP-23, Bristol: 7-8 October 2023
The third iteration of our SPP network reading room will be held at the Paintworks Event Space.
Tamsin will be giving a curators tour of the exhibition on both the Saturday and Sunday from 1.30-2pm.
The Sustainable Photobook
Fotofestiwal, Lodz, Poland: 15 - 25 June 2023
The second iteration of our SPP network exhibition.
Tamsin Green, founder of the SPP network, will be giving a talk as part of the Late brunch with photobooks event, come and join us to hear more about the network and the exhibition - 18.06.23 - 11am CET
The Sustainable Photobook
FORMAT23, Derby, UK: 16 March - 9 April 2023
This reading room seeks to engage photobook makers and consumers in an urgent discussion about sustainability. How are we making books? How are we distributing books? How can we make responsible choices as a consumer?
re.think | re.use | re.work: approaching sustainable photobook making
Derby City Lab, Derby: 18 March 2023 - 10:30 - 13:30 GMT
This workshop will involve the collaborative development of photobooks using re-purposed materials. The workshop will be facilitated by Ed Sykes, Sayako Sugawara, Tamsin Green.
H.A.B Art Fair
65 Dalston Lane, London, E8 2NG: 28-29 January 2023
Looking forward to being a part of H.A.B Art Fair in Dalston this weekend. The fair will feature a selection of independent and self-publishers, artists, and bookstores in the fields of visual arts.
Urbanautica Journal
by Steve Bisson (Jan 2023)
"An example of this deviation of the "sapiens" species comes from the work of Tamsin Green, always aimed at investigating and understanding the reasons for our anthropocentric being."
Polycopies
Bateau Concorde-Atlantique, Paris: 9-13 November 2022
manual.editions will be part of Polycopies on board the Bateau Concorde-Atlantique, floating on the Seine.
Tamsin will be presenting SCALE & SUBSTANCE as part of the OPEN SCENE on Thursday 10th Nov 2022 at 2pm.
BOP-22 Book Fair
Martin Parr Foundation, Bristol: 8-9 October 2022
manual.editions will be part of BOP-22 with The Photobook Club Collective.
We are having a group book signing on Saturday 8 October from 3pm.
Loupe Issue 13: Sustainability
Sept. 2022
Sustainability permeates every aspect of our lives and is now a necessity, not a choice. Human innovation, determination and persistence is more important than ever and will ultimately decide the fate of our planet.
The magazine includes a commissioned article about our recent publication Scale & Substance as well as our work with sustainable photobook publishing.
Ways of Seeing: GREEN
Bell House, Dulwich: 14/15, 21/22 May 2022
Our books and their insert prints are currently on display in Dulwich as part of this wonderful group show exploring the meaning of ‘green’ to coincide with the 50th anniversary of John Berger’s iconic television series Ways of Seeing.
Scale & Substance: Tamsin Green in Conversation with Sid Motion and Dafna Talmor
Photofusion Gallery, London: 31 March 2022, (6.30pm)
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An artist talk on occasion of the exhibition and publication Scale & Substance. The conversation explores representations of landscape, process, construction, working with scale, and the relationship between text and image within each of the artist's practices.
The Photobook Ecosystem Talk
Online: 26 April 2022, (6pm BST)
Co-presented by spp network and 10x10 Photobooks
Watch the Recording
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A panel discussion with Loose Joints — Lewis Chaplin & Sarah Piegay Espenon, Catriona Gourlay (NAL, V&A), Paul John (Jan van Eyck Academie, Endless Editions) and Tamsin Green (manual.editions, SPP Network). Moderated by Amelie Schuele (FOAM) and Daria Tuminas (FOTODOK).
Book Launch - Scale & Substance
Photofusion Gallery, London: 17 March 2022, (6.30-9pm)
Our new book published on occasion of the exhibition Scale & Substance by Tamsin Green at Photofusion Gallery, London (18 March - 22 April 2022). Our books are on display in the 'reading room' throughout the exhibition.
Artist book making workshop
Photofusion Gallery, London: 22, 24, 26.03, 8.04.2022
This workshop is for photographic artists who have a project that they wish to make into a book. Topics will include visual communication, environmental approaches to book making, book structures and binding, as well as development and review of participants book dummies.
The Photobook Club pop-up bookshop
The Royal Photographic Society, Bristol: from 8 February 2022
Books, zines and postcards from 26 of the members of The Photobook Club collective (including Tamsin Green with this is how the earth must see itself) are now part of a specially designed bookshop at RPS House, Bristol.
C4 Book Review
by Eugenie Shinkle: C4 Journal (Dec 2021)
"This is how the earth must see itself: as something that came before the map and that will go on existing long after the last maps are made, bemused, perhaps, by our attempts to bring order to it."
Artist Books and Publishing Talk
Photofusion: 25 November 2021, 6.45pm (ONLINE)
In conversation between Roelof Bakker, Tamsin Green and Wendy Aldiss about publishing their own photobooks and starting an imprint.
SELECT/21 Exhibition
Photofusion: 10 Dec 2021 - 21 Jan 2022
A deconstructed edition of 'this is how the earth must see itself' by Tamsin Green will be exhibited at SELECT/21 Exhibition at Photofusion Gallery, London.
Photomonitor Book Feature
Photomonitor: Dec 2021
Tamsin Green interviewed by Kim Shaw about the process of making her latest project, ‘this is how the earth must see itself’, what it’s like as a woman making work in the landscape and the manual.editions library.
BOP at Bristol Photo Festival
Martin Parr Foundation, Bristol: 22-24 October 2021
BOP 21 – Books on Photography – is an annual festival bringing together a wide-ranging group of photobook publishers, booksellers and photographers from across Europe.
manual.editions will be there with The Photobook Club Collective, come and say hi. We are having a book signing on Saturday 23 October from 2-4pm.
Impressions Gallery Book Fair
Impressions Gallery, Bradford: 9 October 2021: 11am - 4.30pm
Enjoy a feast of international publishers, book stalls, talks, book launches, and more – both online and in-person.
manual.editions will be part of the Book Fair with with our new book this is how 'the earth must see itself' , come and say hi.
RPS Journal Online
'A journey into the world of photobooks' feature
RPS Journal: Sept 2021
Very happy to share this article about the founding of manual.editions, and our new book ‘this is how the earth must see itself: A walk with Natural Features’, following a recent conversation with Jennifer Constable.
FIEBRE Photobook Fest 2021
Sunday 12 September 2021: 11:30am CET/ 10:30am GMT - ONLINE
manual.editions are excited to be taking part in Fiebre Photobook Fest from 07-12 September 2021.
Tamsin will be speaking about ‘this is how the earth must see itself: A walk with Natural Features’ on Sunday 12 September at 11:30am CET/ 10:30am GMT. Part of the Talking Books programme taking place over the course of the festival. We hope to see you there!
Shortlisted for the GLOVER RAYNER PRIZE
Photofusion: July 2021
'this is how the earth must see itself' by Tamsin Green has been shortlisted for the inaugural Glover Rayner Prize.
The prize recognises photographic work that raises questions about our fragile environment and the pressing issues of climate change, sustainability, biodiversity and more.
Book Launch: JUNE 2021
Online: June 2021
Our first edition, 'this is how the earth must see itself' by Tamsin Green, will be released in a limited edition of 58 handmade books in June 2021.
The pre-sale will launch on 18 May 2021.
Exhibited at FORMAT/21
FORMAT/21: PRESENTS 18 May - 13 June 2021- Eagle Market (Derby)
A deconstructed edition of 'this is how the earth must see itself' by Tamsin Green will be exhibited at FORMAT:21 from 18 May 2021. For this exhibition we recycled the print proof copy of the book.
The Exhibition will present work by 9 artists and photographers, kindly supported by GRAIN, FORMAT, QUAD, Arts Council England.
Exhibited in SALON/21
Photofusion: 13 July - 28 August 2021
'this is how the earth must see itself' by Tamsin Green will be exhibited as part of SALON/21 from 13 July 2021 at Photofusion, London. Huge thank you to the selectors Emma Bowkett and Zelda Cheatle.