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The Photographers’ Gallery Bookshop has added 'Jim Goldberg: Thirty Cuts' to its new-arrivals list, presenting the publication as a large-format hardback from Superlabo Tokyo. The book brings together 30 collages made by Jim Goldberg between 1973 and 2025 and is issued in a limited edition of 750 copies. In the bookshop listing, the price is given as £60, while the product page lists the regular price at £62.50 and notes that the title is sold out.
The listing appeared in the bookshop’s 25 July 2026 newsletter, which surveyed recent photo-book arrivals from around the world and highlighted a particular emphasis on imported Japanese books by non-Japanese photographers. Alongside Goldberg’s publication, the newsletter also pointed readers to new or notable titles by Joel Meyerowitz, Anish Kapoor, Wing Shya and Lin Zhipeng, as well as a signed out-of-print copy of Dennis Morris: 'Growing Up Black'.
'Jim Goldberg: Thirty Cuts' is described on the product page as a clothbound hardback with a tipped-in cover on the front and an embossed image on the back. The book measures 30.5 x 40.6 cm, runs to 64 pages, and carries ISBN 9784911112274. Its design is credited to Jim Goldberg and Eric William Carroll. The page identifies the publisher as Superlabo, 2026.
Goldberg’s new publication is part of a broader bookshop offer that includes monographs, artists’ books, photobook classics and photography theory titles. The shop’s online collection pages show how the newsletter’s selections sit within those categories, with separate sections for exhibition-related material, rare and signed books, and camera equipment. The Goldberg title appears under the bookshop’s New Arrivals section rather than as an exhibition or event announcement.
The source material does not provide any artist statement, launch event or accompanying programme for 'Thirty Cuts'. What it does make clear is the scope of the project: 30 collages spanning more than five decades of Goldberg’s practice, gathered into a single publication by a Tokyo-based photobook publisher. The product page frames the book in straightforward bibliographic terms rather than as a retrospective exhibition, with the emphasis on format, edition size and publication details.
The Photographers’ Gallery Bookshop is located at 16–18 Ramillies Street in London, and the newsletter lists its opening hours alongside the new arrivals. The Goldberg title is one of several recent additions drawing from international photography publishing, but the verified source material only specifies the publication’s contents, format, edition and price, not any separate public presentation.
