PH

After about two years, we'll be winding down PH at the end of the month.

As a final sale, for the rest of June we'd like offer a free book with orders of ¥8000 or over (before shipping). When placing your order,
please send us a message telling us which book you'd like. The
available books are: Taisuke Koyama's 'Dots, Fungus, Crystals & Moonlight', Koyama's 'The City Breathes and Ages' and Go Itami's 'Study'. Please note that this offer is only valid while we still have copies of these books! You can check the stock of each book on its individual page.

Thanks for all your support!
2年間のお付き合い、ありがとうございました！

http://thephts.com/taisuke-koyama/dots-fungus-crystals-moonlight

This book collects four projects that Taisuke Koyama realized as part of his participation in the 2013 Setouchi Art Triennale. Koyama spent a few months living on Shodoshima Island, off the coast of Shikoku, in an area known for its production of soy sauce. This book includes images made with soy sauce cultures, as well as the latest installment of his going "Rainbows" project and installation views of an exhibit he held in a 100-year-old soy sauce stockhouse

Saddle fe**sh contraband from Shingo Kakita.
http://thephts.com/shingo-kakita/saddles

Very pleased to be stocking Itami Go's new publication 'Study'!
http://thephts.com/go-itami/study

We have two more signing events today at the Tokyo Art Book Fair, booth A10.

14:00 Kazuyoshi Usui, "Showa88"
16:00 Wataru Yamamoto, "Drawing a Line"

本日のサイン会は次のようです！PHのブースはA10です。

14:00 薄井一儀、『Showa88』
16:00 山本渉、『線を引く』

Our booth at the Tokyo Art Book Fair is A10, on the first floor. Prime position.

http://zinesmate.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/TABF_2013_FLOOR_MAP_1F.jpg

PH will participate in the 2013 Tokyo Art Book Fair. Come on by and say hello. We have a few signing events planned:

9/21 (Sat): Mika Kitamura 17:00
9/22 (Sun): Kazuyoshi Usui 14:00, Wataru Yamamoto 16:00

PHは今年のTokyo Art Book Fairに参加します。是非ブースに寄って下さい。特別なサイン会も致します！

9月21日（土）：喜多村みか、17時～
9月22日（日）：薄井 一議、14時～　山本渉、16時～

The Tokyo Art Book Fair 2013 | ZINE'S MATE Zine's Mate presents the 5th annual Tokyo Art Book Fair. Featuring close to 300 participants from 15 countries, the fair will be the largest gathering of art publishers, independent publishers and self publishing artists in Tokyo ever and by far the largest event of it's kind in Asia. Entry to the f...

New work by Yosuke Yajima
http://www.thephts.com/yosuke-yajima/portrait

Mitsu Sucks on the loose again with Chomp #3

Great box sets collated from 700 snapshots taken by Tadashi Kawabata as a student, feels like found photography. http://thephts.com/tadashi-kawamata/field-sketch-1-suspended-room http://thephts.com/tadashi-kawamata/field-sketch-2-found-objects http://thephts.com/tadashi-kawamata/field-sketch-3-reflection-and-transmission

With Rasen Kaigan, Shiga has set down a marker not just for Japanese photographers but probably for photographers across the world. In Shiga's previous work, she demonstrated the ability to create technically skilled, phantasmagoric images which seemed to be plucked right out of her own imagination. However, Shiga says that she felt the need to create work in a different way. After creating such personal images, she wanted to show a higher degree of responsbility towards her subjects, and this is one reason that she moved to the coastal town of Kitakama (Miyagi Prefecture) in 2009. Living in Kitakama and working as the town’s official photographer created a connection between Shiga and the town’s residents. In a sense, Shiga was not so much a “photographer” as an “organizer,” working together with other people in order to realize the situations that we can now recognize as her “work.” Of course, that’s just one of the many roles—land artist, archivist, geologist—she plays here. http://thephts.com/lieko-shiga/rasen-kaigan