Published by Steidl in Göttingen in 2006, Foto Follies is American photographer Duane Michals's ferociously witty send-up of the contemporary art photography world. Through a series of campy, overwrought parodies, Michals lampoons some of the biggest names in photography — including Wolfgang Tillmans, Andres Serrano, Sherrie Levine, and Cindy Sherman — skewering what he sees as the elitism, commerciality, and self-seriousness of the market. The New York Times called it "required viewing for all art-world heavies, particularly critics, curators and collectors."