Bøger udgivet af Daylight Community Arts Foundation

Vincent Cianni created a historical record of the struggles of gay and lesbian men and women in the US military.

This monograph is the result of three years spent living on the road and shooting film around the world.

All the Queens Men is a decades-long photographic project that explores the rites, rituals, and relationships of men.

Mariette Pathy Allen documents the transgender community of Cuba that is growing in visibility and acceptance.

The Last Roll is a first-person depiction of a cancer patient’s changing perspectives on life, death, art and the world.

#Sandy is a book of iPhone photos of Hurricane Sandy captured by a number of photographers.

After Hiroshima, a somber yet beautiful monograph, addresses what disappeared as well as what remains in Hiroshima.

Homeplace tells of hard toil and the declining role of the family farm in our economy.

Los Restos offers a visual account of how the shared horrors of war endure beyond all divisive political ideology.

The Return explores the attempt to implement a nomadic ideal as it intersects with the reality of modern life.

A team of artists find stories and images on the field and behind the scenes about the Durham Bulls.

Ryley’s work explores unconventional communities from communes in the south of France to squatter villages in South London.

Minescape documents the legacy of land warfare on the social and natural landscape in Bosnia where many places are impassable.

Photographs Not Taken is a collection of photographers’ essays about failed attempts to make a picture.