Liss Fenwick’s The Colony is a book about books – and what happens when their authority is quietly and actively undone. Set in the distant north of the Australian continent, The Colony – Fenwick’s first photobook with Perimeter Editions – reflects on the book as a dominant form of human knowledge, and its role in a long, often destructive relationship with other forms of intelligence and history.

Launching in May 2026, pre-orders are now available at the link below. A special edition of 50 copies (which includes a signed and editioned print) is also available, but selling fast.

What does consent look like, today? Like the forum that preceded it, CONSENT, A Reader  – the first in a series of collaborative publications from the Potter Museum of Art and Perimeter Editions – is not the final word on the subject. Rather, it is a polyphonic compendium, and a space for reflection and changing perspectives.

Edited by Annika Aitken and Kyla McFarlane and due for release in March 2026, CONSENT, A Reader (Perimeter Editions 096) is now available to pre-order at the link below.