Founded in London in 2014 by Gregory and Rachel Barker, the organization focuses on bringing an artist’s unique vision to life through collaboration.

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10th Anniversary Celebration

10th Anniversary Celebration

As STANLEY/BARKER enters its 10th year, we would like to take pause to savour the moment and  thank those that we have collaborated with, and those who have supported the publishing house by  collecting our books. We feel immense gratitude to have been able to bring you 100 books over the  past decade and look forward to the next 100!  Please join us at The Photographers' Gallery on the 14th of November for a drink, cake and the largest  group signing in the history of The Photographers’ Gallery with some of the wonderful artists that we  have worked with, including:  Robbie Lawrence, Karen Knorr, Pia-Paulina Guilmoth, Lisa Barlow, Mark McLennan, Ewen Spencer, Ed  Dimsdale, Daffyd Jones, Sunil Gupta, Matthew Finn, Thomas Boivin and Jem Southam.  14th November 6-8pm  The Photographers’ Gallery  London, W1F 7LW  We hope to see you there!

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Join us at Paris Photo Events

Join us at Paris Photo

Join us at Paris Photo 7-10th November for an array of signings, launches, and previews including a debut of Pia-Pia-Paulina Guilmoth’s highly anticipated book Flowers Drink the River, rare copies of Robbie Lawrence’s Long Walk Home and the first chance to see the new 10th Anniversary Edition of Tod Papageorge’s classic book Studio 54.Friday 8th November15:00 Karen Knorr, Country Life16:00 Robbie Lawrence, Long Walk Home17:00 Pia-Paulina Guilmoth, Flowers that Drink the River Saturday 9th November14:00 Mark McLennan, No Fences15:00 Lisa Barlow, Holy Land U.S.A.16:00 Sergio Purtell, Moral Minority

Pia-Paulina Guilmoth at Webber Gallery Events

Pia-Paulina Guilmoth at Webber Gallery

Wednesday November 13th see's the launch of Pia-Paulina Guilmoth’s Flowers Drink the River at Webber Gallery London. Alongside a preview of Pia's beautiful new book, she will be exhibiting a number of silver gelatin prints from the series. At 6pm she will be in conversation with Gem Fletcher. Seating is limited so please do rsvp via Webber gallery if you would like to attend. Pia’s photographs begin with patient acts of co-creation. She stages delicate sculptures out of spider silk, flowers, and other natural materials, then she waits as the land and water, wind, light, or a stray moth, begin to interact with them in unpredictable ways. Sometimes the creation takes the form of building trust with animals, carefully, over many nights.Wednesday November 13th, 6pm Artist in Conversation with Gem FletcherRSVP: info@webber.gallery