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One of our favourite title to arrive thus far, Ron Jude's Lick Creek Line traces the rambling journey of a fur trapper, taking fragments and abstractions of a...
Good news! Perimeter finally has titles from incredible Mack Books (London) in stock! Pontiac is a quiet, melancholic volume by Swedish photographer Gerry...
Aaron Levy and William Menking's Four Conversations on the Architecture of Discourse: Venice, New York, London, Chicago features the pair's in-depth interviews...
Released by Melbourne's brilliant M.33 as part of a new series featuring Jane Burton and Darren Sylvester, Simon Terrill's Proscenium traces his highly cinematic,...
As its title suggests, South African-born, Berlin-based artist Candice Breitz's Same Same comprises a study of seven sets of identical twins and one set of...
A beautiful example of photographic publishing from Tokyo small press Super Labo, this classic from Hans-Christian Schink's poetically traces the empty streets,...
Themes of history and rupture pinctuate this fascinating, stunningly published volume. A collaboration with the winners of the Abraaj Art Prize for artists from...
Drawing on the the thoughts and philosophies of a host of accomplished architects from across the globe (Tom Kundig, Junya Ishigami, Kerry Hill, Sean Godsell,...
Unlike previous generations, designers in the present context possess an ability to shift between 2D and 3D worlds on a whim. By Lidewij Edelkoort, The Pop-Up...
Beautifully published in a limited edition by Tokyo small press Super Labo, this stunning artist book by legendary Japanese photography Daido Moriyama captures...
This insightful volume explores the much maligned area of thought surrounding the relationship between music and architecture. Approaching the topic from numerous...
More striking weirdness from Hong Kong-based German photographer Michael Wolf. Portraits uses Google street view to create unsettling head shots that whisper of...
Another fantastic edition of Italian creative culture magazine Inventario, issue no. 4 covers notions of masking, rupture and the interrelations between art,...
Straight off the press, edition #31 of incisive Berlin interview magazine mono.kulur covers the incredible oeuvre of enigmatic Belgian artist and filmmaker Michael...
Leading Australian photo-artist Jane Burton's new book captures her arcane sense of mood and atmosphere to stunning effect. Beautifully published by Melbourne's...
The legendary 'Loos Dress Code', Why a man should be well-dressed, is the literary work of innovative Austro-Hungarian architect and early modernist thinker Adolf...
Talking of a Chameleon by Kyoko Imazu and Damon Kowarsky May 2-30 Perimeter is thrilled to present Talking of a Chameleon, a new series of prints by...
Check out Melbourne photographer Sam Davison's riso-printed photo magazine This Is The Same Ocean. Printed by Xavier Connelly at Dawn Press, this first issue also...
Another great volume in Dutch publisher Valiz's Antennae series, Community Art: The Politics of Trespassing examines the role and bearing of public and...
We're thrilled to have the second edition of Melbourne photographer Sam Davison's riso-printed photo magazine This Is The Same Ocean in stock. Printed by Xavier...
This expansive volume maps the finest examples of Dutch photographic publishing from recent years. Published by NAi, The Dutch Photobook illustrates just why The...
Founder of New York's Hassla Books, David Schoerner's latest photo book is a comparative study of Six Six Packs in their full and emptied states. It's a cheeky...
Published by Tokyo's prolific BNN, Small & Eye-Catching Graphics compiles the finest examples of small-scale, collectable printed promotional materials from Japan...
Brilliantly designed and produced by Roger Willems of Roma Publications (Amsterdam), Plans d'evasions articulates just how crucial the work of Belgian...
This striking monograph traces the oeuvre of leading Dutch fashion designer Alexander van Slobbe, who alongside Victor & Rolf has established himself as on of The...
We've just got the brilliant Superquadra by cultishly followed photographer Erik van der Weijde back in stock. Tracing the architectural rhythms of Brasilia's...
This classic edition of Record sees legendary Japanese photographer Daido Moriyama capture quintessential moments in his travels through Barcelona, Amsterdam and...
A homage to Edward Ruscha's infamous Twentysix Gasoline Stations series from 1962, Sechsundzwanzig Wiener's Tankstellen captures 26 atypical Viennese petrol...
The Picturesque is Belgian photographer Jan Kempenaers' incredible follow-up publication to Perimeter favourite Spomenik, his much-celebrated rendering of...
A great new compile of some of revered Japanese photographer Takashi Homma's most celebrated and infamous series. New Documentary is published by Asahi Shimbun...
This incredible new title by Belgian photographer and artist Aglaia Konrad spatially deconstructs the granite mines of the Italian Carrara region. Printed in...
Perimeter has a stand at the I.P.F. Photo Book & Zine Fair on Easter Saturday and Sunday at The Worker's Club (51 Brunswick Street, Fitzroy), 10am-4pm on both...
One of a trio of sumptuous new editions from brilliant Melbourne photographic publisher M.33, Darren Sylvester's Compass Point is a dreamy, colour-washed...
We've got a couple of back issues of the brilliant Korean-based design journal Graphic in stock. On the shelves are Issue #18: Workshop Issue and Issue #17: When...
We've got a couple of back issues of the brilliant Korean-based design journal Graphic in stock. On the shelves are Issue #18: Workshop Issue (pictured) and Issue...
By Chad Rutter and Emily Roehl of Canadian small press Mystery Spot Books, Pacific Tourist Redux redacts and rearranges The Pacific Tourist: Williams' Illustrated...
Part of the fantastic Antennae series from Dutch publisher Valiz, Take Place: Photography and Place from Multiple Perspectives investigates the complexity of...
Dutch artist Koen van der Broek's stunning painting practice considers landscape via a series of architectural and urban fragments, fringes and peripheries....
Featuring stunning photographs of Japanese studios, this volume gives a sneak peek into the creative spaces, practices and inspirations of a handful of the...
This gorgeous little book from BNN (Tokyo) traces the impossibly cute oeuvre of Japanese illustrator and character designer Chiharu Sakazaki, including her famed...
