Andrew Sanigar is Editorial Director for Photography at Thames & Hudson, where his role is to develop and commission T&H’s programme of photography publications, including both retrospective, project-based and contemporary monographs alongside anthologies and surveys of histories and themes in photography. Recent monographs Andrew has commissioned include retrospectives such as The Unseen Saul Leiter, Anastasia Samoylova: Adaptation, William Klein: Yes, Chris Killip and Mona Kuhn: Works, project-based monographs, including Matt Black’s American Geography and a first retrospective of the work of Evgenia Arbugaeva titled Hyperborea. Anthologies and surveys feature prominently in T&H’s publishing programme, including Calling The Shots: A Queer History of Photography, published in collaboration with The Victoria & Albert Museum, an introduction to African Photography and Cinema titled The African Gaze by Amy Sall, Black Chronicles, authored by Renée Mussai and published in collaboration with Autograph, along with titles such as Magnum America, David Campany: On Photographs and Another Country: British Documentary Since 1945. Highlights for 2025 and beyond in Thames & Hudson’s photography programme include Dennis Morris: Music + Life, a provocative book on AI in photography by Fred Richin titled The Synthetic Eye and a retrospective on Polish artist Zofia Kulik.