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Makoto Fujiwara – Stone and Makoto'Makoto Fujiwara is a Japanese sculptor who has worked for most of his life in Europe, far from the land of his origin, a small temple deep in the Japanese mountains. This book has evolved over the past four years, a document of his work as a stonemason and a very personal account of his unceasing playful curiosity and authentic tenacity in seeking to understand the world; following the vocation of his given name, Makoto, truthfully , his engagement

and public interventions

the rock pile ebbs into new shapes and sizes as cats cross paths

Adrian Henri (1932-2000) was a painter

Rafael Koch and Dimitri Broquard

rather the situation is negotiated and discussed — if not orchestrated and directed — then consciously considered by Pettifer and his sitters

Carrie Pilto also contributes freestyle captions commenting on the featured items

Robert Hamacher spends two months touring the Russian metropolis

and slightly mischievous take on the traditional monograph — an object that catches the eye and keeps it moving

Bronwyn Carlson

focuses on the conceptual task of photography

Ollie Olsen and Mick Harvey as well as Milne’s less famous but equally interesting friends and family

Not to be sneezed at