Anna D'Addario shares her memories and the painful loss of her sister. In Conversation with Anna Maria Antoinette D’AddarioThis entry was posted in talks and tagged Anna Maria Antoinette D'Addario australia books family Italy loss murder photography sister on 6th December 2019
Whenever I walk the dog, I have flashes of memories of my father speaking to the people with whom he used to chat. Much to my surprise, that was the side of my father I never knew. Hajime Kimura’s Snowflakes Dog Man, ceiba’s editionThis entry was posted in talks and tagged book family Hajime Kimura Japan photography on 9th August 2019
The project deals with the emotional cries of children raised in abusive homes. A book by Miki Hasegawa, not easy to digest but nonetheless very significant. Miki Hasegawa on Child Abuse in JapanThis entry was posted in talks and tagged book child abuse family Japan Miki Hasegawa on 16th March 2019
Happy World Photobook Day! We celebrate with a giveaway, cheers! World Photobook Day Giveaway 2018This entry was posted in talks and tagged alien giveaway october 14 photobook photobooks world photobook day on 11th October 2018
The pictures are so evocative of lust they make me swoon. ~ Donna Ferrato ceiba’s Trade Edition of Julie Glassberg’s BookThis entry was posted in talks and tagged alien Bike Kill Black Label Bike Club books France Julie Glassberg USA on 14th May 2018
With photography as therapy, the book itself is meant to serve as a tool for social change. Sina Niemeyer On How To Heal From Sexual AbuseThis entry was posted in talks and tagged child sexual abuse family Germany handmade healing paedophilia photobooks Sina Niemeyer The PhotoBook Museum on 25th March 2018
Please help us filing a global database with websites, places, helplines, where those in need can turn to for help. Database of Helplines concerning Child Sexual AbuseThis entry was posted in talks and tagged child sexual abuse database helpline pedophilia on 22nd March 2018
ceiba on tour, next stop in Düsseldorf, Germany, for the Photo Books days. ceiba goes to DüsseldorfThis entry was posted in talks and tagged Düsseldorf Germany notebooks photobooks on 13th February 2018
A two days full immersion workshop into the photobook making process, helping to take YOUR next step. The Photo Book – Your Next StepThis entry was posted in talks and tagged Bologna Mayumi Suzuki photo book Spazio Labo' workshop on 10th February 2018
"My parents, who owned a photo studio, went missing after the Great Eastern Japan Earthquake and Tsunami in 2011." Read what Mayumi remembers and how she recovers from this traumatic experience. A Talk with Mayumi Suzuki, about Loss and RecoveryThis entry was posted in talks and tagged book family Japan Mayumi Suzuki tsunami on 2nd November 2017
Happy World Photobook Day! We're having a giveaway to celebrate, again! World Photobook Day Giveaway 2017This entry was posted in talks and tagged giveaway october 14 photobook photobooks world photobook day on 11th October 2017
Matt Eich tackles fatherhood, vulnerability within marriage, and the complications of family life in his new book "I Love You, I'm Leaving." Order it now. A Talk With Matt Eich: On Family, Fatherhood, and Staying ...This entry was posted in talks and tagged ceiba editions family fatherhood i love you im leaving matt eich on 8th August 2017
It's been a whole two years since we published The Middle of Somewhere by Sam Harris. We took a moment to discuss what he's been up to, why long term projects are fulfilling, and why it's important to slow down. 2 Years Later: Sam Harris and The Middle of SomewhereThis entry was posted in talks and tagged family photobook sam harris the middle of somewhere travel on 3rd August 2017
We were honoured to accept the challenge of making a "trade edition" of a beautifully crafted handmade book dealing with the difficult subject matter that suicide is. Junpei Ueda’s Picture of My Life, ceiba’s EditionThis entry was posted in talks and tagged books family handmade Japan Junpei Ueda love suicide on 18th May 2017
Our in-house made Book Press! Ma, look, a Book Press!This entry was posted in talks and tagged book press handmade tools on 12th February 2017
Interview with Agathe Rousselle, about her journey to San Francisco, to kill her demons by traveling and taking photographs. A Talk with Agathe Rousselle on Why To Ditch ClassThis entry was posted in talks and tagged Agathe Rousselle female France woman on 6th February 2017
Joshua Rashaad McFadden will be going to cities across the USA to speak about his new book 'Come to Selfhood'. Come to Selfhood TourThis entry was posted in talks and tagged book tour come to selfhood Joshua Rashaad McFadden photbook on 19th October 2016
It’s been a whole two years since we published Father Figure by Zun Lee. We recently spoke with Zun to catch up on things and learn of what's to come. Two Years Later: Zun Lee and Father FigureThis entry was posted in talks and tagged ceiba foto Father Figure father figure project photobook Zun Lee on 30th September 2016
I’ve also completed projects about police brutality, civil and human rights. With this project I wanted to be more personal, while still involving others. Come to Selfhood, by Joshua Rashaad McFaddenThis entry was posted in talks and tagged black books Joshua Rashaad McFadden USA on 17th September 2016
We're incredibly excited to be nominated for "Book Publisher of the Year" for two of our titles. We're nominated for a Lucie Award – Twice!This entry was posted in talks and tagged awards come to selfhood Joshua Rashaad McFadden lucie awards photobooks Red String Yoshikatsu Fujii on 6th September 2016
It’s been an entire year since we published The Middle of Somewhere by Sam Harris. We caught up with him and what he's been up to. One Year Later: Sam Harris and The Middle of SomewhereThis entry was posted in talks and tagged books photobook sam harris the middle of somewhere on 30th August 2016
Happy World Photobook Day! We're doing a giveaway to celebrate. World Photobook Day GiveawayThis entry was posted in talks and tagged giveaway october 14 photobook photobooks world photobook day on 13th April 2016
How do you make a great book even better? That was our challenge when working with Yoshikatsu Fujii and Yumi Goto on the trade edition of Red String. Red String, The New Edition: An Interview with Yoshikatsu FujiiThis entry was posted in talks and tagged books family Japan Yoshikatsu Fujii on 17th December 2015
When Yoshikatsu approached us about a chance to collaborate, we were incredibly excited. This season, we will be working to produce and publish the “trade” edition of Red String. Yoshikatsu Fujii's Red String, Trade Edition à la ceibaThis entry was posted in talks and tagged books family Japan Red String Yoshikatsu Fujii on 30th November 2015
Ilkin Huseynov: I remember visiting my father on the frontline when I was just two or three years old. Mühit by Ilkin HuseynovThis entry was posted in talks and tagged Azerbaijan books Ilkin Huseynov on 4th August 2015
The story of Kabo and Hebo. Wonderful Days by Masahisa FukaseThis entry was posted in talks and tagged books cats Japan Masahisa Fukase on 31st July 2015
There's no mystery in making a book, if we can do it, YOU can do it too! A Book: DIYThis entry was posted in talks and tagged books on 23rd April 2015
The book is printed! Pre-order now, and your copy of The Middle of Somewhere will arrive signed by Sam Harris! The Middle of Somewhere – On Press, The Making Of, ...This entry was posted in talks and tagged australia books sam harris the middle of somewhere on 10th April 2015
Devin Yalkin: The waiting period [when shooting film] where you don't know exactly what the photo will look like creates a sense of longing, which for me forms a deeper involvement with photography. Acoustic MovementsThis entry was posted in series and tagged Devin Yalkin USA on 3rd February 2015
Making a book is about matching what your fingertips feel to what your eyes see. Everything must fall into place. It must click! The Middle of Somewhere – The Making Of, Part 1This entry was posted in talks and tagged australia books sam harris the middle of somewhere on 17th January 2015