Landet Utom SigHis photographic eye was sharply revealing and ironic, but not without tenderness. He viewed the country from the perspective of the periphery. Always Bors. His gaze was new because he showed what was invisible to us: the image of ourselves and our society. From Bors, Lars Tunbjrks career reached out across the entire world. The images that raised so many questions have become part of our collective memory. This is photography as narrative,

Taking place in the heyday of Nigeria’s oil wealth and following the African continent’s potent decade of decolonization

he transforms a selection of these forgotten moments into luminous objects of contemplation by printing them on gold leaf

Gathering some of his most iconic images

Eight writers have composed letters responding to Baudelaire to entertain

with red dirt fields of peanuts and cotton flying by

celebration

the late Norwegian photographer Tom Sandberg spent decades rendering the world according to an exacting vision

Andy Samberg

to highlight her enterprise

The book design offers multiple entry-points to the reader into the work

and conflict

An imaginary map of belonging was finally showing its boundaries