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Montana - Issue 1 "Budapest – Chris Shaw"

Montana - Issue 1 "Budapest – Chris Shaw"

The first issue is dedicated to the work of English photographer Chris Shaw. Designed by Christophe Renard, this issue consists of two sections:

- Shaw´s note
- Artist dialogue: A conversation with British artist Paul Sakoilsky.

Special thanks to Aron Morel, Esme Whitehead, Suffo Moncloa.

Chris Shaw (b. 1961) is an English documentary photographer whose work captures the atmosphere of night, class, and place in contemporary Britain. His ten-year project Life as a Night Porter (Twin Palms, 2005) established his reputation for deeply personal, atmospheric storytelling. Other notable photobooks include Before and After Night Porter (Kehrer, 2012), Weeds of Wallasey (Superlabo, 2012), Retrospecting Sandy Hill (Morel, 2015), and The Hunter Gets Captured by the Game (Zen Photo, 2019). Shaw’s work has been exhibited internationally, including at Tate Britain, which holds ninety-five of his prints. Recently, he has expanded into fashion photography, contributing to publications such as Another Man and Dapper Dan Magazine.

First edition, 2025  
Limited edition of 500 copies  

Sewn softcover binding  
245 × 300 mm  
88 pages 
ISBN 978-84-09-78745-6

© The Montana Lab

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Montana - Issue 1 "Budapest – Chris Shaw"

The first issue is dedicated to the work of English photographer Chris Shaw. Designed by Christophe Renard, this issue consists of two sections:

- Shaw´s note
- Artist dialogue: A conversation with British artist Paul Sakoilsky.

Special thanks to Aron Morel, Esme Whitehead, Suffo Moncloa.

Chris Shaw (b. 1961) is an English documentary photographer whose work captures the atmosphere of night, class, and place in contemporary Britain. His ten-year project Life as a Night Porter (Twin Palms, 2005) established his reputation for deeply personal, atmospheric storytelling. Other notable photobooks include Before and After Night Porter (Kehrer, 2012), Weeds of Wallasey (Superlabo, 2012), Retrospecting Sandy Hill (Morel, 2015), and The Hunter Gets Captured by the Game (Zen Photo, 2019). Shaw’s work has been exhibited internationally, including at Tate Britain, which holds ninety-five of his prints. Recently, he has expanded into fashion photography, contributing to publications such as Another Man and Dapper Dan Magazine.

First edition, 2025  
Limited edition of 500 copies  

Sewn softcover binding  
245 × 300 mm  
88 pages 
ISBN 978-84-09-78745-6

© The Montana Lab

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The first issue is dedicated to the work of English photographer Chris Shaw. Designed by Christophe Renard, this issue consists of two sections:

- Shaw´s note
- Artist dialogue: A conversation with British artist Paul Sakoilsky.

Special thanks to Aron Morel, Esme Whitehead, Suffo Moncloa.

Chris Shaw (b. 1961) is an English documentary photographer whose work captures the atmosphere of night, class, and place in contemporary Britain. His ten-year project Life as a Night Porter (Twin Palms, 2005) established his reputation for deeply personal, atmospheric storytelling. Other notable photobooks include Before and After Night Porter (Kehrer, 2012), Weeds of Wallasey (Superlabo, 2012), Retrospecting Sandy Hill (Morel, 2015), and The Hunter Gets Captured by the Game (Zen Photo, 2019). Shaw’s work has been exhibited internationally, including at Tate Britain, which holds ninety-five of his prints. Recently, he has expanded into fashion photography, contributing to publications such as Another Man and Dapper Dan Magazine.

First edition, 2025  
Limited edition of 500 copies  

Sewn softcover binding  
245 × 300 mm  
88 pages 
ISBN 978-84-09-78745-6

© The Montana Lab