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[Greg Girard @gregforaday]

Thrilled to introduce new book: “Greg Girard Photographs 1972-2026”. 356 pages, 200 photographs, many never seen before.

With essays by Canadian artist Roy Arden, M+ Museum (HK) curator Silke Schmickl, and Vietnamese photographer/editor/curator Ha Dao. Foreword and Introduction by Reid Shier and Elliott Ramsey. Published by Magenta, to coincide with career retrospective exhibition opening at Polygon Gallery (North Vancouver, BC) July 9, 2026. Through Oct 25.

Available now for pre-order. Shipping in August. Signed on request!

Books available via link in bio.

https://t.co/fcCHtVXXRf

1. Front and back cover. Qingdao Airport. 1995.
2. Front endpapers.
3. Gambler, Macau. 1987.
4. Hollywood Road, HK. 1997.

[Arttaca @arttaca]

Arttaca Visits Martos Gallery at Art Basel Hong Kong

For their first year at the fair, the Chinatown-based gallery dedicated their entire booth to a solo showcase of Keith Haring.

The centrepiece of the presentation is an exceptional diptych painted with spray enamel on sheet metal panels. These pieces were originally part of a massive mural created in the fall of 1984 along New York City’s FDR Drive and the East River.

[Greg Girard @gregforaday]

Photographs and Photography.
1962-2025.

1. Copy of John Berger’s “Ways of Seeing” in a box by the side of the road. 2013.
2. Sign in bookstore in Bellingham, WA. 2015.
3. The picture that made me want to go to Hong Kong. By Elliott Elisofon. And which I licensed for my book “HK:PM”. The folks at Getty, who bought the rights to the Life Magazine archive, in response to my request about this image actually searched the physical archive and found the original Kodachrome transparency, scanned it and uploaded it to their site, to allow me to license the photograph.
4. Paris Photo limousine, 2025.

Link to books in bio.

https://t.co/fcCHtVXXRf

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@gregforaday Love it Greg.

[Greg Girard @gregforaday]

Coastal scenes in Japan, 2008-2025.
Shimane, Kanagawa, Okinawa…

From various books and unpublished.

https://t.co/wOHvMLwT5E

1. Sado Island, Niigata, 2019.
2. Oki Island, Shimane, 2025.
3. View from hotel room, Ginowan, Okinawa. 2023.
4. Yokosuka view, 2008.

[Greg Girard @gregforaday]

Wind and clouds, 1979-2020. Hong Kong, Tokyo, Shanghai…

From various books and unpublished.

1. Apartment interior with fan, Peng Chau, Hong Kong 1983. From “HK:PM”.
2. Shanghai, 2005. From “Phantom Shanghai”.
3. Smoker, Koenji, Tokyo. 1979. From “JAL 76-88”.
4. Hotel room view, near Kawazu, Shizuoka. 2020.

Link to books in bio.

https://t.co/fcCHtVXXRf

[Photobook Junkies @photobookjunkee]

📷 Stephen Shore, West Virginia, 1974

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📷 Bruce Davidson

[Arttaca @arttaca]

It Takes Two Wrong To Make It Right by Zoe Alameda

A perfect image is destined to fail. An object transcribed by an image is subject to my movement. From far away, the image appears clear. I see two hands, one Toyota. I step closer. Desire accelerates without hope for the future. The image morphs into lines of compression encasing blue and green shadows, the paint under glowing faintly pink.

[Arttaca @arttaca]

Arttaca Visits "The Dying World" by Lauren Tsai with Perrotin Gallery at Art Basel Hong Kong.

The ongoing project titled "The Dying World” is rooted in the meticulous art of stop-motion animation. Centered around the characters Astrid and Crow, Tsai creates an immersive narrative that bridges the gap between the physical and the animated.

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Arttaca Visits is our way of bringing you into the art world, one exhibition at a time.

Stay tuned!

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#ArttacaVisits #ArtBasel

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📷 Joshua Dudley Greer

[Art Basel @ArtBasel]

Enter the world of @deekaymotion: a bustling animated version of Hong Kong rendered in a nostalgic video game aesthetic.

‘DeePle The People’ will be projected onto the Hong Kong Club Building from March 24, from 7:30pm to 11pm and March 25 to 29, 2026 every evening from 7pm to 11pm.

[Photobook Junkies @photobookjunkee]

From our bookstore: Alec Soth - Sleeping By The Mississippi (2nd Edition, 2nd printing, Mack, 2020)

Signed copies available 📚✍️

https://t.co/wZ8kO8obbL

[Arttaca @arttaca]

Portrait of a Family by Shaohan Fang 

In the 90s of China, as economy was booming, many people chose to migrate to big cities in search of better jobs and opportunities. Due to limited energy and money, parents had no choice but to separate from their children, leaving them behind.

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#ArttacaDialogues with Luuk Van Raamsdonk

Lens-based artist and researcher based between the Netherlands and Belgium. Luuk’s practice is rooted in curiosity, using photography to explore memory, absence, and the space between what is visible and what remains unsaid.

His approach is introspective and deeply observational, guided by a belief that photography offers a way to understand people, places, and the emotional undercurrents that shape our lives.

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#ArttacaDialogues is our series where we explore the voices and visions shaping contemporary art and photography.

Stay tuned!

#LuukVanRaamsdonk #LensBasedArt #ContemporaryPhotography #ArttacaDialogues

[Arttaca @arttaca]

Not my memory by Paulina Sadrak

This work started as a response to an unexpected discovery: a box of undeveloped photographic negatives found in the trash. Likely from the 1950s, the images had never been printed, existing only as fragments of someone else's life. Without names or context, they raised a simple question: what happens when a memory no longer has an owner?

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Do you remember when you joined X? I do! #MyXAnniversary

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DasTreffen and Coffee 🏎️

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Do you remember when you joined X? I do! #MyXAnniversary

[Ramin Nasibov @RaminNasibov]

by Jason Anderson