“I’m not sure how long I’ve known Colin Engel, but I have a lot of photos of him. Why do I have so many photos of Colin? Basically, he does funny stuff when he is drunk and I own a camera.” (www.younghealers.com) Limit presents a series of b/w portraits of a subject named Colin. Limit’s 7-year photographic documentation show Colin aging and the number of his tattoos increase “…while the legs of his jeans get skinnier – we also see my eye as a photographer develop. In these pages, Colin is seen doing things that he would have done whether or not I was there to document it, though in some cases I feel that the presence of a camera pushed certain situations to further extremes.” APC

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Jimmy Limit is a photo based artist. Using a large format camera, his work currently is exploring themes of ruin and decay with aspects of science fiction narrative. He has self published a large amount of artist books (zines) which are available around the world, but mostly exist in a box in his studio. He has exhibited in group shows internationally as well as locally including Paris, New York and Montreal. His photos have been published in numerous books and magazines including New York Times, Frieze Magazine and L’Officiel Hommes. He lives in Toronto.

The Secondhand Projects is an independent small run press & book packaging outfit based in Montréal, Québec, Canada. Originally founded in 2002, The Secondhand Projects primary focus is making books about the arts and all things misunderstood.