• Hunger – Epilogue photobook cover by Michael Ackerman, grey cardboard with black title and a small black-and-white image of a ghostly figure.
  • Hunger – Epilogue cover by Michael Ackerman resting on a printed insert page with heavily redacted lines of text.
  • Interior spread from Hunger – Epilogue showing a grainy black-and-white scene of a low flying plane over water and distant land.
  • Interior spread from Hunger – Epilogue with a distressed color photograph of a woman lying in a hammock-like shape against a dark starry background.
  • Interior spread from Hunger – Epilogue pairing a crouching figure in a subway-like space on the left with a portrait of a person in a LOVE hoodie in front of a shop on the right.
  • Fold-out interior from Hunger – Epilogue showing a dense contact-sheet style collage of small black-and-white images of people, buildings and streets.
  • Interior spread from Hunger – Epilogue with a blurred standing woman by a doorway on the left and a girl waving in dense garden foliage on the right.
  • Interior spread from Hunger – Epilogue combining small tinted portraits and details on the left with a blue-toned photograph of a fox sniffing a red object on the right.
  • Fold-out interior from Hunger – Epilogue showing a collage of grainy black-and-white images of birds in flight and boats on a river.
  • Interior spread from Hunger – Epilogue showing a grainy film strip frame of a horse in a field across both pages with a small inset image of a child curled up at the bottom left.
  • Interior spread from Hunger – Epilogue depicting a large flock of vultures on open ground, crowding around a carcass in a high-grain black and white photograph.
  • Interior spread from Hunger – Epilogue showing a close, grainy black and white portrait of an elephant standing in a bare interior space.
  • Epilogue page from Hunger – Epilogue showing a framed text layout with two large dark redacted rectangles over Kafka-related text.
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Hunger: Epilogue

Hunger: Epilogue (2nd Ed.) - Michael Ackerman photobook

2nd Edition
Michael Ackerman
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Michael Ackerman photobook Hunger: Epilogue (2nd Edition) collects over 130 images with a text by Jem Cohen—Void, 1800 copies, with three large fold-outs.

  • Title: Hunger – Epilogue (2nd Edition)
  • Artist: Michael Ackerman
  • Publisher: Void
  • Edition: Second edition
  • Text: Jem Cohen
  • Pages: 64 (including 3 gigantic fold-outs)
  • Size: 22 × 32 cm
  • Paper: Newspaper paper
  • Images: 130+ photographs
  • Print run: 1800 copies
  • ISBN: 9786185479015

About Hunger: Epilogue

Hunger – Epilogue concludes the long-running Void “Hunger” series as a single-artist publication: a Michael Ackerman photobook built from fragments spanning his early End Time City work to photographs that remained unpublished. The second edition is an updated, re-sequenced version of the original, adding new material and tightening the format while keeping the rough, immediate surface of newsprint.

Ackerman’s images do not aim for polish. They hold onto abrasion, loss of clarity, and the feeling of proximity—photographs that read as evidence rather than illustration. A text by filmmaker Jem Cohen offers an insider view, not an explanation, and sits alongside the images as a quiet counterweight.

This Michael Ackerman photobook is produced as a newspaper-format object with three oversized fold-outs—an edition that behaves like an archive in motion, meant to be handled.

About Michael Ackerman

Michael Ackerman (born 1967, Tel Aviv) is known for an intensely personal photographic language shaped by blur, abrasion, and the collapse of documentary distance. His book End Time City (Delpire, 1999) marked his emergence, followed by Fiction and Half Life. Ackerman’s work circles memory, time, and the emotional charge of place, often using damaged or decayed images as an analogue of lived experience. He lives in Berlin and is represented by Camera Obscura Galerie (Paris).

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