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Nora no sabe decir que no.Quizás es por eso que, sin darse cuenta, se ve inmersa en un viaje con un chico arrogante de ojos verdes al que apenas conoce.Dallen no tiene nada que perder.Quizás es por eso que lo último que espera es que la chica que se ha acoplado a su viaje, sea la única capaz de estropear todos sus planes.Ser felices está a solo un salto.¿Se decidirán a saltar?

A playful photo-story on the microscopic world of antsIn this innovative series by award-winning Spanish photographer Fernando Maquieira (born 1966), Ant Lea ventures out of the anthill for the first time with a group of companions in search of food. The macro photographs that inspired the narrative are presented separately, creating a mechanism for multiple interpretations.

Dramatic photographic recreations of a frightening true story of survivalThis photobook documents J.A. Bayona's recent film Society of the Snow, which tells the terrifying true story of the 1972 Uruguayan Air Force Flight 571 crash. Spanish photographer Quim Vives (born 1979) was given access to the film set during production; his powerful images capture the solidarity and resilience of the real-life survivors.

Sea-inspired images underpin narratives in which Chile's history intersects with epic accounts of faraway travels and shifting migration tidesThe work of Chilean artist Enrique Ramírez (born 1979) focuses on videography and installations, anchored around the concept of the sea as a place for memory in perpetual motion. His stories reflect the undertow of history: which is always the same, yet never identical.

Catalog of an exhibition held at the Fundaciâo Palau, Caldes d'Estrac, Spain, April 29-September 24, 2023.

Adela, la protagonista tomó decisiones precipitadas en el transcurso de su adultez. Su temperamento desequilibrado causó que con el tiempo sufriera varias decepciones que le ayudaron a crecer y a recorrer el camino del saber. Esta obra nos inspira a renovar nuestra existencia hacia un sendero evolutivo. Dichosa ira indecisa e insensible es una obra contemporánea que tiene elementos de realismo fantásticos, trata temas del mundo energético espiritual y misticismo.

Ambrose de Lacourt es un joven paladín, al que le acaban de encomendar su primera misión. Debe custodiar el Sacro Ópalo, la reliquia del Reino de Adrasses, hasta Thoulé, la capital. Este encargo es de vital importancia para su país, pues toda la seguridad de todos los ciudadanos depende de esta magia protectora. Ambrose tiene muy claro lo que tiene que hacer y quién le han dicho que tiene que ser. Pero entonces, una misteriosa bailarina pelirroja entra en escena para enseñarle que el mundo que creía conocer no era tal. Ari es el Espectro Carmesí, el ladrón más afamado de Thoulé y ojito derecho de Efrid, el jefe criminal de la ciudad. Pero también es un medio elfo huérfano criado en las calles que aspira ser reconocido por algo más que su cara bonita y a impresionar a su mentor. Ha ideado el plan perfecto: robar el Sacro Ópalo y vendérselo al mejor postor. Parece fácil, hasta que en su camino se topa con un paladín que le hará replantearse sus prioridades. Una posada en un cruce de caminos, un encuentro inaudito, una pasión imposible serán los detonantes para una trama de conspiraciones, de luchas por el poder y secretos en esta revisión de la fantasía épica desde el homoerotismo y el romance Boys Love.

"Despierta de tu postración y el rayo de tus ojos aniquilará a todos aquellos que quieran adueñarse de tí".¿Puede una maldición cambiar toda una vida?¿Y ser causante de un sinfín de desgracias?Quizás, están a punto de averiguarlo.

A photographic examination of gendered poses on and off cameraCalifornia-born, Mexico City-based photographer Yvonne Venegas (born 1971) juxtaposes women's poses in photographs taken by men with the poses of men in celebrated examples of self-portraiture, questioning the link between gender and nature by highlighting the plasticity of bodies in front of the camera.

Anthropomorphic skyscraper sculptures from a master of found materialsMexican artist Damián Ortega (born 1967) makes sculptures and installations from industrial objects such as VW car parts and trash barrels. This project features a small-scale "city" of skyscrapers with the heads of animals alongside disembodied workers' garments and wrinkled, patterned collages made from cement bags.

Showcasing a selection of works by women artists from a private Belgian art collectionThis publication highlights the work of women artists from the art collection of Belgian actress Astrid Ullens de Schooten Whettnall. Artists include: Yolanda Andrade, Graciela Iturbide, Diane Arbus, Andrea Geyer, Jo Ractliffe, Martha Rosler, Tarrah Krajnak and Judith Ross.

Recent photography of Buenos Aires, taken within the context of the city's budding "me too" movementMexican photographer Pablo Ortiz Monasterio (born 1952) travelled to Buenos Aires three times between 2016 and 2018, photographing the city's women as the "me too" movement gained traction across South America. This book presents his photos from these trips, highlighting the latent but palpable power of women.

Anubis era un Doctor que pasó su infancia en un orfanato y este hecho marcó el resto de su vida. Fue dejado allí por su madre que no podía soportar su comportamiento violento. En aquel lugar, su único y mejor amigo, Marcial, con el que tenía una profunda y especial amistad, sufrió un acoso constante por parte de un grupo de chicos que lo habían situado en el objetivo de sus burlas por sus formas algo amaneradas. Marcial sufría una dolencia cardiaca que acabó siendo el motivo de su muerte. Fue terrible para Anubis, y algo en su interior se rompió; este hecho se enquistaría en su mente como una idea obsesiva. Al cumplir la mayoría de edad, sorpresivamente recibió una suculenta herencia: una casa en Tenerife y una gran suma de dinero. Gracias a ésto, comenzó la carrera de medicina en la universidad, en la especialidad de cardiología. Se aplicó en el tema de los desfibriladores implantables (DAI) y su objetivo fue mejorarlos para que también sirvieran en enfermedades mentales.

Chronicling the adult lives of a pair of inseparable Argentinian twin brothersArgentinian photographer Ignacio Coló (born 1980) documents the lives of Eduardo and Miguel Portnoy, two 53-year-old twin brothers in Buenos Aires who have lived and worked together since their birth. Although the brothers maintain no other close relationships, they are never alone.

Bruno es un arrogante rapero y exitoso productor musical que conoció la fama, las drogas y las mujeres a muy temprana edad.En una noche de fiesta y desenfreno vio por primera vez a la asustadiza y tímida Silvia, que meses más tarde, sin que él lo planeara, se transformó en su esposa, rompiendo con todos sus planes. Años más tarde, su debilidad por las mujeres hizo que se encaprichase con una morena que a primera vista era tímida e inocente, y que pondría su vida del revés, llevándolo a hacer cosas que jamás pensó que haría por una mujer con tal de que fuera suya. Nada es lo que parece. Siempre hay algo por lo que luchar. Dos mujeres, una vida por delante. Sueños, ilusiones, chantajes y dinero.¿Cuál de las dos permanecerá en su vida? ¿Quién será la elegida?

Chambi's chronicles of Andean life and Inca ruins highlight Peru's emerging Indigenous discourseOf Indigenous origin, Peruvian photographer Martín Chambi (1891-1973) dedicated a large part of his life to photographing the Peruvian Andes, reclaiming the pre-Hispanic past through images of Inca ruins and portraits of life in Andean communities in the early 20th century. Chambi's work brings a new perspective to photography of the time, highlighting the emerging Indigenous discourse that was starting to gain force in South America. While he was not the first to photograph Machu Picchu, Chambi was among the first Peruvian chroniclers of the Inca citadel. Drawing on Machu Picchu's geometric forms, Chambi's work entered a new phase in which shape, space and texture build toward more complex compositions and starker contrasts, making him an emblem of contemporary documentary photography in Peru and Latin America. This gorgeous clothbound volume compiles 170 of Chambi's black-and-white images.

Portraits of uncommon beauty from the author of the acclaimed La CucarachaIn Solus Volume I, South African photographer Pieter Hugo (born 1976) reflects on the values implied by the fashion industry's shifting aesthetics through portraits of street-cast models found in diverse locations such as London, Paris, New York and South Africa. Hugo found himself captivated by sitters with unconventional and atypical looks, particularly before they underwent the machinations of wardrobe, makeup and hair. Drawn to this uniqueness and recalling the sense of not-belonging that is part of the intense experience of youth, Hugo's invitation to the models was: "simply present yourself." The resulting photographs embrace vulnerability and frailty as much as they do the agency and idealism of their subjects. Hugo's typological study questions fashion's commodification of youth and the "outsider," while embracing the beauty of peculiarity worn with acute awareness and the paradox of craving both difference and conformity.

Four decades of critical interventions from the influential Spanish polymathArtist, teacher and cultural critic Marcelo Expósito (born 1966) produces critical counter-narratives that have made him one of Spain's most influential theorists.

Evocatively somber images of a bygone Buenos AiresThis volume gathers black-and-white pictures of Buenos Aires taken by the celebrated Argentine photographer Adriana Lestido (born 1955) between 1988 and 1999. Her photographs chronicle the expansion of the city, documenting neighborhoods such as Constitución, La Boca, Villa Lugano, Pompella and a today-unrecognizable Puerto Madero. A total of 53 images, originally taken for a weekly column in the newspaper Página/12, are included here. The inspiration for this book came in 2018 when filmmaker Fernando Spiner asked Lestido for permission to use photographs that had not appeared in any books or exhibitions for a film taking place in early-'90s Buenos Aires. From street dogs to protests to workers on their daily commutes, Lestido's photography paints a poignant portrait of a socially fragmented Buenos Aires with anonymous and solitary figures who wander, work or live in the big city.