The Light of Coincidence: The Photographs of Kenneth Josephson presents an extensive exploration of Josephson’s distinctive approach to photography, focusing on conceptual strategies that challenge conventional perceptions. The images often investigate the relationship between reality and representation, employing visual techniques that play with coincidence and chance encounters in everyday life.

Spanning 340 pages, this collection offers a comprehensive overview of Josephson’s work, revealing his innovative manipulation of photographic elements and his engagement with themes of perception, context, and artifice. The volume is a valuable resource for those interested in conceptual photography and its development in the late 20th century.