It’s not an understatement to say that Dayanita Singh reinvents the photobook, both as object and concept, with every new book she makes. Whether it’s a suite of folding accordion booklets, a book with 88 different covers, or a wordless photo-novel, Singh is a self-declared “book builder” who constantly redefines the distinction between publishing and exhibitions. Offset Artists, a personal printing collaboration with Gerhard Steidl, consists of 30 A1-size posters, each presenting a different past or future project by Singh. Designed as a mobile exhibition, here the reader becomes the curator, empowered to hang and re-hang the posters at will, creating ever shifting connections, stories and resonanances. In Singh’s words, the poster is a “new building block. It’s like a map that opens up another possibility of bookmaking and the exhibition.”