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La Fábrica is unveiling a new publishing project called 64P. It is a collection of photo essays in which major international photographers present heretofore unpublished projects assembled just for this collection. The first volumen of this new collection is Lilith, by Antoine d´Agata. In this book  he portrays his relationship with a young Cambodian woman who is addicted to methamphetamine and has worked as a prostitute since she was 12. In this relationship, Lilith the woman harks back to Lilith the myth, Adam’s first wife prior to Eve, a female demon who sexually dominates men and was made in the

La Fábrica and Photo London, in collaboration with the publishing house Brizzolis and the British Journal of Photography, the official journal of the award, are joining forces to launch the Book Dummy Award, to select and publish an outstanding art photography project in terms of quality, uniqueness and international outlook. The award will be the publication of the book, which will be distributed worldwide through La Fábrica’s sales catalogue, presented and exhibited at festivals and fairs such as PHoto London 2018 and PHotoESPAÑA 2018, and submitted to the most important photography competitions around the world. Photographers from all over the

PHotoESPAÑA, International Photography and Visual Arts Festival, reaches its twentieth  edition. The celebration that will extend to 2018, when the Festival turns 20 years old. PHotoESPAÑA 2017 presents from 31 May 31 to 27 August 100 exhibitions with works by 514 artists and a program of 20 activities for professionals and the general that will take place in 62 venues. Alberto García-Alix presents his carte blanche, The Exaltación of Being which includes  six exhibitions by Anders Petersen, Paulo Nozolino, Antoine d’Agata, Pierre Molinier, Karlheinz Weinberger and Teresa Margolles, as well as a book editing laboratory directed by Adam Broomberg and Oliver Chanarin

La Fábrica publishes William Eggleston. Portraits, a volume collecting the best portraits of the artist from the sixties to the present day. Mythical mythical and unpublished  portraits gathered in an edition that includes an introduction by Sofia Coppola, a text by the curator Phillip Prodger and a conversation with the own photographer The publication of the book coincides with the first monographic  exhibition dedicated to Eggleston´s  portraits at the National Portrait Gallery of London Portrait offers through  images and words, the opportunity to dive in the work of Eggleston and delve into the creative process of this great artist, whose photogrpahs have inspired