Author: Pierre Bessard

Editions Bessard is a paris-based independant publishing house created by pierre bessard in end of november 2011. Focusing on working with artists, writers and curators to realise intellectually challenging projects in book form.
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Happy publisher, just received a message from Moritz Neu, Director del PG de Fotografía Artística Contemporánea,à IDEP Barcelona: “Anna won the price for the best portfolio in Landskrona and she will have a solo exhibition!” Anna Ehrenstein BeSpoke Collection N°6, Tales Of Lipstick And Virtue, Limited Edition 250 Copies + with a signed c-print by the artist, 160mm X 230mm, hard cover, cloth binding) by Anna Ehrenstein from Berlin.

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“Anna Ehrenstein ‘Tales of Lipstick and Virtue’ published by Editions Bessard A few weeks ago I published my first monograph together with the well respected publishing house Editions Bessard from Paris. It is a BeSpoke Artist Collection, – very limited – to 250 Copies and comes with a C-Print signed by me. You can purchase the book through the following link. https://editionsbessard.com/…/tales-of-lipstick-and-vi…/” est verrouillé Anna Ehrenstein ‘Tales of Lipstick and Virtue’ published by Editions Bessard A few weeks ago I published my first monograph together with the well respected publishing house Editions Bessard from Paris. It is a BeSpoke Artist Collection, – very limited – to 250 Copies and comes with a C-Print signed by me. You can purchase the book through the following link. https://editionsbessard.com/product/tales-of-lipstick-and-virtue-limited-edition-250-copies-signed-c-print/

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Yong Xu NEGATIVES (Collector’s edition- few copies available), signed c print include) a text by Markus Schaden, founder of The PhotoBook Museum.: The current decade, only half past, deserves a look to the current score. The photobook has achieved popularity, quality and quantity unexpectedly high dimensions. All the more important content and the digital world calls for and the digital photo book. But maybe the right way is indeed in between. This shows an outstanding concept of the Chinese photographer Xu Yong with his brilliant photobook NEGATIVE! A hybrid between analogy and digital. What demands Xu Yong? The viewer can or must reverse the printed in negative colour photographs with his smartphone and thus becomes a (positive) developers in their own digital darkroom. The theme: politically explosive: The China still taboo recordings of the protests on the Tiananmen Square in Beijing in 1989. Fantastic and pioneering. The photobook has arrived in the new decade.