NOTICE Journal, Volume One by Wesley Verhoeve - A Reflection on Spring, Nostalgia, and Rebirth in Amsterdam

Amsterdam, October 1 — Wesley Verhoeve is excited to announce the release of NOTICE Journal, Volume One, a photo book about Amsterdam that follows his acclaimed, sold-out monograph, NOTICE.

This new work invites readers to explore beauty in often-overlooked places, using spring as a metaphor for personal rebirth after significant life changes.

This body of work was created in Amsterdam over three spring seasons, using black-and-white cinema film favored by Steven Spielberg and Martin Scorsese. The images were captured with a 1964 half-frame camera, intentionally framing two side-by-side photos to create diptychs that tell a brief, emotional story.

The book features thoughtful contributions from writer Caroline Cala Donofrio, who penned an essay, and celebrated chef and James Beard Award-winning writer Hetty Lui McKinnon, who provided a recipe. Both reflect on the themes of nostalgia and the hope embodied by springtime.

Preorder: Oct. 20th Ships: Nov. 25

21x26cm. 64 pages. 41 duotone plates on uncoated paper. Printed by RobStolk.

Biography

Wesley Verhoeve is an Amsterdam-based photographer and curator.

His work has been featured in publications including the New York Times, National Geographic Traveler, Washington Post, Wired, New York Magazine, Volkskrant, and others.

As the founding curator of the Projected series at the International Center of Photography, Wesley oversaw 96 exhibitions showcasing the work of over 300 photographers from 53 countries. He currently curates Process Projected, a bi-monthly exhibition series at the WIHH Gallery in Amsterdam.

Wesley's first monograph, NOTICE, was published by New Style Publishing in 2021 and is now in its second printing.

Every Sunday, Wesley publishes Process, a weekly photography newsletter focused on helping over 13,000 readers find their creative voice.