Moon Over Secret Cave, Nevada, 2020 4x5 Negative, 10 Minute Exposure
PHILOSOPHY
Founded in 2020 by artists Justin James King and Leah Koransky, Deep Time Press is an independent publisher rooted in limited edition photographic books and prints. Our content is connected thematically by concepts of time and place.
We celebrate work that embraces cross-disciplinary and cross-cultural research as an essential component of the artistic process. We publish both our own creative work and that of our collaborators.
We are inspired by the potential for books, prints, and works on paper to serve as a space where concepts, questions, and actions can be exchanged.
CONTACT
Email us at info@deeptimepress.com with all questions, comments, or just to say hi. Studio visits are available by appointment.
LOCATION
We are located in Berkeley, California, which sits on the territory of xučyun (Huichin), the ancestral and unceded land of the Chochenyo speaking Ohlone people.
We use part of our income to pay a voluntary land tax, or Shuumi, to the Sogorea Te’ Land Trust. Learn more here. We also donate regularly the Mono Lake Committee, a grassroots non-profit organization working to protect Mono Lake.
Founded in 2020 by artists Justin James King and Leah Koransky, Deep Time Press is an independent publisher rooted in limited edition photographic books and prints. Our content is connected thematically by concepts of time and place.
We celebrate work that embraces cross-disciplinary and cross-cultural research as an essential component of the artistic process. We publish both our own creative work and that of our collaborators.
We are inspired by the potential for books, prints, and works on paper to serve as a space where concepts, questions, and actions can be exchanged.
CONTACT
Email us at info@deeptimepress.com with all questions, comments, or just to say hi. Studio visits are available by appointment.
LOCATION
We are located in Berkeley, California, which sits on the territory of xučyun (Huichin), the ancestral and unceded land of the Chochenyo speaking Ohlone people.
We use part of our income to pay a voluntary land tax, or Shuumi, to the Sogorea Te’ Land Trust. Learn more here. We also donate regularly the Mono Lake Committee, a grassroots non-profit organization working to protect Mono Lake.