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Magnum Magnum – a book so good they named it twice!
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Thames & Hudson has teamed up with Magnum Photos once more to release an expanded edition of the best-selling photography book Magnum Magnum.
Magnum is the world’s most famous photography cooperative, founded in 1947 by Robert Capa, Henri Cartier-Breeson, George Rodger, and David ‘Chim’ Seymour. Many of the world’s greatest photographers have at some point been part of Magnum, meaning that they have captured some incredible moments throughout recent human history.


The original Magnum Magnum (published in 2007) was a roaring success, showcasing photographs taken from Magnum’s conception through to the book’s release. The book is segmented into the many world-famous photographers who were/ are a part of the cooperative, displaying a selection of images from each. These photographers include some of the medium’s biggest names, such as Henri Cartier-Breeson, Eve Arnold, Alex Webb, and Alec Soth, to name but a few.
The new updated edition follows the same layout, adding the work of 25 photographers who have joined Magnum in the last 15 years. With over 150 new photographs over 700 pages, Thames & Hudson has every right to call this book ‘the definition of an updated classic!’.

Magnum Photos was built upon the cooperative spirit, creating a collaborative environment where photographers shared ideas, and each of the four founding members picture-edited the other’s photographs. The new book follows this same core value, with each photographer selecting and critiquing six key works by another. 87 photographers works are represented in Magnum Magnum, with a short commentary of why the specific works were selected, by the photographer who selected them. This will give a fascinating insight into the mind of a photographer and picture editor, showing what they look for in an image, and what makes one photo stand out amongst others.


Magnum Magnum was edited by Brigette Lardinois, a reader in Understanding Public Photography at the London College of Communication, at the University of the Arts London. Having worked on many group and solo shows and exhibitions with photographers such as Cartier-Bresson and Eve Arnold, Lardinois has developed a close relationship with Magnum over many years.
Magnum Magnum published by Thames & Hudson and edited by Brigette Lardinois, is available January 2024 in the US but is available now in the UK. The price on release is $175 | £125 . This is certainly one for the photography purists and lovers of photography history, it will certainly be on my Christmas list!
Photography books are a fantastic gift for photographers, so for more information on photography books, see our guides on 48 best books on photography for beginners and pros, the best books on fashion photography, and the best coffee table books on photography.
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Museum Opening of the Year – Apollo Awards 2023 – Sydney Modern, Art Gallery of New South Wales
This recast cultural geography suffuses form and content, from SANAA’s Japanese-inflected reading of Sydney’s landscape as a set of stepping platforms, to the curatorial decisions shaping the opening commissions. Major inaugural works include Korean artist Kimsooja’s participatory Archive of Mind; Maori artist Lisa Reihana’s videowork Groundloop; Taiwanese-American artist Lee Mingwei’s spatial insertion Spirit House; and Argentinian-Peruvian artist Adrián Villar Rojas’s astonishing monumental installation The End of Imagination, installed in the Stygian depths of the Tank.
The Sydney Opera House remains the acme of the architectural icon. Sydney Modern is its inverse: an anti-icon, loose and plural, with landscape as its guiding principle. Critics, fear not: here the art is the heart.
Sydney Modern, Art Gallery of New South Wales. Photo: © Iwan Baan
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Gucci and Christie’s Team Up for an Auction Exploring Fashion, Art, and Technology
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Auction house Christie’s and fashion brand Gucci are collaborating on a new digital auction featuring eight generative artists who have created work for the brand.
Bidding on the works in “Parallel Universes: From Future Frequencies to Gucci Cosmos” runs until November 28 on Gucci Art Space, the brand’s online gallery, which was launched in 2022. The participating artists are Alexis Andre, Alexis Christodoulou, Amy Goodchild, Harvey Rayner, Jacqui Kenny, JoAnn, Melissa Wiederrecht, and Thomas Lin Pedersen.
“Parallel Universes: From Future Frequencies to Gucci Cosmos.” Photo courtesy of Gucci and Christie’s.
The auction comes as a follow-up to Future Frequencies: Explorations in Generative Art and Fashion, which took place over the summer alongside Christie’s Art+Tech Summit. It is a fascinating time for the brand as it makes strides to look to the future as well as explore its heritage and further its imprint in the art world.
Gucci’s creative director Sabato De Sarno debuted his new sleek vision in September and the Es Devlin-designed traveling brand retrospective “Gucci Cosmos” is now in London.
At publishing time, works are priced at a range from 0.5 ETH (about $1,030) for a work by Goodchild that explores “the power of unisex fashion as championed by Gucci” to 4.0 ETH (about $8,250) for a work by JoAnn that depicts a surrealist multi-decker bus and is described as “carrying simple pleasures of life in the evening ride.”
Also tagged at 4.0 ETH is Alexis Christodoulou’s The Mysteries of Nature and Art, a digital animation showing the view out of a train window with wild horses running alongside. “The digital artwork, inspired by zoetropes, merges tradition with modernity, encapsulating the essence of Gucci in a seamless fusion of art and fashion,” according to the artwork description.
Alexis Andre, Birth, courtesy Gucci and Christie’s.
Alexis Christodoulou, The Mysteries of Nature and Art, courtesy Gucci and Christie’s.
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