POST x Kraszna-Krausz Photobook Weekender
Join us for a celebration of the photobook in collaboration with the Kraszna-Krausz Photobook Awards, where we will be showcasing the 2026 long-listed titles alongside a diverse programme of photobook related artist talks and activities.
And you don't need to be a photographer to enjoy this weekend.
If you love independent bookshops, beautifully designed books, contemporary art or visual storytelling, come and spend a few hours browsing hundreds of photography and art books from leading publishers.
Come for ten minutes or stay all day. We have a free "Book Fair Only" ticket where you can have the pleasure of spending a few hours immersed in beautiful books.
Above: Kraszna-Krausz Foundation (KKF) long-listed titles 2026
WEEKEND SCHEDULE-
Saturday 4th July (only £10)
10am: Welcome and walk around exhibition of longlisted books in the Kraszna-Krausz Foundation (KKF) awards
10.30 - 10.45: Introduction and presentation by POST & KKF
10.45 - 12.00: Artist presentations by Jermaine Francis, photographer and judge of the 2026 KKF Photobook Award, and Rhiannon Adam, former longlisted artist for the KKF Photobook Award.
12.15 - 13.00: A live Messy Truth with Charlotte Flint and Gem Fletcher, reflecting on Flint’s recent publication on Tee A. Corinne
13.00 - 13.45: Lunch
14.00 - 14.45: Panel discussion on prevailing trends in publishing with Rhiannon Adam, Charlotte Flint and Jermaine Francis chaired by Harry Hardie, co-founder of HERE Press
14.45 - 15:30: Artist presentation by Amin Yousefi, discussing his debut publication with Luhz Press
15:30 - 16.00: Books signings including recent publications by Craig Easton, Eva Voutsaki, Gabrielle Motola Moy, Laura El-Tantawy, Marc Wilson, Martin Seeds, Sam Laughlin & Tom Shaw
16.00 - 17.00: Panel discussion with the The Photobook Club Collective on the power of collective practice and issues related to contemporary photobook publishing
17.00 - 17.30: Book signings
18.30 - 21.00: The POST photography pub quiz, hosted by Lottie Davies & Craig Easton with prizes!
We will also be joined by the Brighton-based, independent publishers Jane&Jeremy and Harry Hardie, founder of Here Press, who will have copies of their publications.
Sunday 5th July (free!)
10.00 - 16.00:
The exhibition of KKF longlisted books will open to the public along with books published by individual photographers, members of The Photobook Club Collective and Jane&Jeremy.
Drop-in show & tell . Bring work that you're looking to publish as a photobook and share with fellow photographers and members of POST.
Concurrently we’ll be hosting a hands-on 2-day photobook binding workshop, run by Stanley James Press & Eva Voutsaki.
Whether you're a photographer, publisher, or simply curious, this is a chance to engage with some of the most exciting voices and ideas shaping the photobook industry today!
TICKETS:
Tickets provide entry to the main Photobook event on Saturday 4 July, 10.00 - 18.00. Please note that a small general admission entry fee helps POST to continue its cultural programme. Student tickets are available at a cheaper price. POST members can attend for free.
There is no charge for entry to the exhibition on Sunday 5 July, 10.30 - 16.00
Tickets for the two-day Bookbinding Workshop on Saturday 4 - Sunday 5 July can be booked here separately.
BIOGRAPHIES:
The Kraszna-Krausz Book Awards are the UK’s leading prizes celebrating excellence in photography and moving image publishing. They recognise individuals who have made an outstanding original or lasting contribution to literature concerning photography or the moving image (including film, television and new media). kraszna-krausz.org.uk/
Gem Fletcher is a writer, cultural programmer, curator and podcaster whose work explores photography, art and contemporary culture. She hosts The Messy Truth podcast, a series of candid conversations that unpack the future of visual culture and what it means to be a photographer today. gemfletcher.com/
Charlotte Flint is a Writer, Curator and Senior Editor of Phaidon Press. She is also editor of 'Tee A. Corinne: A forest fire between us', published by MACK. She has held curatorial positions at the Hayward Gallery, the Barbican Art Gallery and the Victoria & Albert Museum. instagram.com/charlotteeflint/
Jermaine Francis is multi-disciplinary artist working with photography and video. He is an Associate Lecturer on the MA in Media Studies at the Royal College Art and on the MA in Documentary Photography course at London College of Communication. jermainefrancis.studio/
Rhiannon Adam is an Irish photographic artist and writer, living in London. Her books include Dreamlands, Wastelands and Big Fence / Pitcairn Island. Adam was one of eight crew members for the dearMoon project, a proposed lunar tourism mission and art project. She is a former longlisted artist for the KKF Awards. rhiannonadam.com/
Amin Yousefi is a writer, researcher, and image-based artist in London and Curator at Photoworks. He is about to publish his first book, 'Eyes Dazzle as They Search for the Truth' with Luhz Press. aminyousefi.com/
The Photobook Club Collective is an active community of 80 photographers whose members are engaged and united in the process of publishing, self-publishing and crowdfunding photography books. thephotobookclubcollective.com/
Jane&Jeremy are an independent publisher and design studio located in Brighton. They work with new & upcoming creatives as well as established artists to produce limited edition books with an emphasis on creating a crafted and considered object that reflects the individual artist in the parameters of the bookform. jane-jeremy.co.uk/
Harry Hardie is an educator and co-founder of Here Press, an independent publishing platform, directed by Ben Weaver since 2017. Here Press collaborates closely with artists to explore the use of photography in book form. arts.ac.uk/colleges/london-college-of-communication/people/harry-hardie
Craig Easton is an internationally renowned photographer, author of four critically acclaimed monographs and winner of multiple global awards. His most recent photobook, An Extremely Un-get-atable Place, has just been published by GOST books. craigeaston.com/
