Codex Connection
Bildband Berlin and Replika Publishing are proud to present Codex Connection, a group exhibition and a photobook aiming to find connections, recurring themes and shared concerns across different artistic practices. Curated by Youvalle Levy, the exhibition brings together over 60 international artists whose practices focus on photography, books and printmaking. Each participant was invited to make a print 7 cm wide, drawn from recent, ongoing or upcoming projects.
Codex Connection is divided into four chapters: Accrete, Coil, Purge, and Soar, each chapter represents a feeling, or an observation which together forms a fictional narrative running through the exhibition. This structure was developed by Levy as a response to and survey of the artists’ practices, tracing shared gestures and concerns as a way of understanding current movements in contemporary photographic practice.
Featuring works by:
Adrianna Ault , Adam Golfer, Alan Huck, Antony Cairns, Anya Tsaruk, Benjamin Pfau, Bryan Schutmaat, Christian Patterson, Colin Aherne, Colin Stearns, Courtney Allen, Dafna Talmor, Daniel Augschöll, Daniel Shea David Brandon Geeting, Dennis Eichmann, Eli Durst, Elena Helfrecht, Emilia Martin, Emily Graham, Emma Hartvig, Eva Verbeeck, Freya Brooke Verona Copeland, Hoda Afshar JH Engström, J.A. Young, Jack Garland, Joe Dilworth, Jonas Feige, Julian Slagman Kate Joyce, Kate Schultze, Kelsey McClellan and Michelle Maguire, Kim Hoeckele, Mackenzie Walker, Maja Daniels, Maria Lax, Martha Micali, Matt Martin, Matthew Genitempo, Misha Kominek, Morgan Levy, Nicolas Polli, Noah Doely, Rada Nastai, Rosemary Haynes , Rubén Montesinos, Ryan McIntosh, Sabine Hess, Sabīne Zoltnere, Sam Hutchinson, Samantha Jensen, Sara Perovic, Sarah Lehnerer, Sayuri Ichida, Sergej Vutuc, Sophie Stafford, Tobias Kappl, Thomas Duffield, Tim Carpenter and Yana Wernicke.
Codex Connection
Curated by Youvalle Levy
Opening 30th of October 2026, 6-9 pm.
Nov 1st until Dec 1st
Opening times: Tue - Sat 11am to 6pm
Bildband Berlin
Immanuelkirchstraße 33,
10405 Berlin
Photo London May 2026
See you in Photo London!
Sonntag Grant For Photography
The Sonntag Grant for Photography, in collaboration with Replika Publishing, invites FLINTA (female, lesbian, inter, non-binary, trans, agender) artists to apply for a photobook open call.
We are looking for projects that can challenge the boundaries of the book as form. In particular we are looking to support artists and work that might not otherwise find a path to publication and offers space for under-recognised voices and projects rooted in conceptual depth, material inquiry, and artistic dialogue.
Submissions are open globally from April 1 to midnight on May 31, 2026 (Berlin/CET).
We are looking for projects that can challenge the boundaries of the book as form. In particular we are looking to support artists and work that might not otherwise find a path to publication and offers space for under-recognised voices and projects rooted in conceptual depth, material inquiry, and artistic dialogue.
Submissions are open globally from April 1 to midnight on May 31, 2026 (Berlin/CET).
Apply here
One artist is selected to work directly with Replika Publishing to produce a new photobook. The print run will include at least 350 copies, with 50 copies going to the artist.
After completion of the project there will be a book launch event hosted at Bildband Berlin, with travel costs up to €300 and accommodation for the event covered.
Projects should be finished or at an advanced stage of development. Applicants are asked to submit up to 20 images from the project, selected from a substantially larger body of work.
Group Exhibition
This year marks a decade of Replika and to kick off a series of events to celebrate such an occasion, we are opening our studio for the evening and inviting a selection of recent replika collaborators to present their works in progress.
Come for a drink with us, it’s been too long since all of Replika has been in the same place at the same time. Looking forward to seeing you all there.
Saturday July 12
16:00 - 21:00
Braunschweigerst 16
12055 Berlin
Workshop
Sequence and Prints is a workshop designed for photographers who are interested in transforming their projects into a printed book. During this workshop, you will learn how to sequence, conceptualize, edit, and print your own project. You will also learn the basics of a layout program, working with a pre-designed template to create the book.
3 Sessions
July 21st - 23rd - 24th
Here's the link for tickets
All sessions are in person at SRC in Bushwick.