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Anywhere, California is another close look by Rudy VanderLansinto the cultural landscape of his favorite subject, the GoldenState.Stylistically diverse and meticulously composed, the photographsin this edition are as sundry in nature as California itself.The book comes in a handy postcard-size format and is printedin a limited edition of 1, 000 copies.

Comprising more than two hundred photos taken over thecourse of three weeks, the third book in the Still Lifes seriesleaves the United States for the busy streets of Tokyo, resultingin a volume that is both of a piece with and dramatically differentfrom Still Lifes: California and Still Lifes: USA. The roughly translated advertising blurb for the Tokyo hotel where Rudy VanderLans booked his stay promised "a world of stillness and motion, ¿ and...

On the outskirts of civilization, where suburban man stumbles over nature, an untold drama is taking place. A relentless effort by present day frontiersmen to tame and overcome the inhospitable California desert. Rudy VanderLans takes us to the heart of this spectacle, where suburban elements meet vacuous space, where dubious claims of commerce stand fragile against a harsh light, where contemporary dwellers impose incongruous notions of luxur...

Upon his arrival in the United States some 36 years ago, Rudy VanderLans embarked on a pan-American trip in a Greyhound bus from New York to California. Overwhelmed by the experience, he rarely took out his camera, feeling unprepared for the challenge to capture and do justice to the visual overload of the American environment. In 2016 he set out to retrace his route, this time with camera in hand and a determination to record the experience. ...

Rudy VanderLans has been documenting California's landscape for years. For his latest monograph, This Vehicle Makes Frequent Stops, he's selected more than 100 photographs spanning a decade and thousands of miles of California highways. Along the way he's captured vignettes that punctuate the beauty and absurdity of the California environment. Empty of people but littered with the traces of human enterprise these often surprising and always be...

In 1985, Berkeley-based graphic design company Emigre, the publisher of the legendary design magazine of the same name, launched one of the first independent digital type foundries to explore the new design possibilities offered by the MacIntosh computer. To announce each of their new typeface releases, Emigre published small booklets displaying the virtues of the fonts and revealing the processes used to design them. By creating specific cont...