ABOUT B-B-B-BOOKS

B-B-B-Books is a publishing platform that engages in methods of narration and visual culture. Founded in Stockholm in 2011 by visual artists Klara Källström and Thobias Fäldt together with designers 1:2:3.

The projects focus on the production of knowledge, exploring media issues, historical narratives, and the depiction and perception of political events. Over the years, B-B-B-Books has produced a number of works relating to places undergoing paradigmatic changes and seeks to activate historical layers and notions of uncertainty and chance in order to draw attention to the gap between what is visible and what is told.

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CURRENT AND FORMER RESELLERS OF B-B-B-BOOKS (2011-2021)

25 Books (Berlin), Aoyama Book Center (Tokyo), Café Lehmitz Photobooks (Cologne), Claire de Rouen Books (London), CULT Exhibitions (San Francisco), Dashwood Books (NYC), Dispara (Pontevedra), Fotografiska (Stockholm), Gothenburg Museum of Art, Hochparterre Bücher (Zürich), International Center of Photography (NYC), Jacket&red (Manchester), Konst-ig (Stockholm), Le Bal (Paris), Le Plac’art Photo (Paris), Lugemik Bookshop (Tallinn), Mai Manó (Budapest), Malmö Museum of Art, Motto (Berlin), Museum of Modern Art (Stockholm), Nadiff (Tokyo), On Reading (Tokyo), On Sundays (Tokyo), Panorama (Tokyo), Papercut (Stockholm), Photo Eye (Santa Fe), Schaden Books (Cologne), Shen Shen Books (Taipei), Skylight Books (Los Angeles), Stedelijk Museum (Amsterdam) Staatliche Kunsthalle Baden-Baden, Stockholms Fotoantikvariat, The Popular Workshop (San Francisco), TiPiTin (London), Trafó House of Contemporary Art (Budapest), TTC Gallery (Copenhagen), Utrecht (Tokyo), Yebisu Art Labo (Tokyo), Yvon Lambert Bookshop (Paris), Wer-Haus (Barcelona), XYZ Bookshop (Lisbon)

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