Kronas’ atmospherically dense photo series tells of Beyoğlu, one of the many diverse and contrast-rich urban milieus in the metropolis of Istanbul.

ISBN 978-3-86828-121-7
36 Euro
2010

The title of the award-winning photo series by young photographer Maziar
Moradi refers to a fateful year for his homeland of Iran – 1979. Moradi documents therein his family’s impressions, fears and experiences in the
days of the Iranian Revolution and Iran-Iraq War.

ISBN 978-3-86828-118-7
36 Euro
2010

On the heels of his prizewinning book No Direction Home (a 2010 German Photo Book Award winner), photographer Andrej Krementschouk (*1973 in Gorky) once again tells in his new book a moving story about homeland and homelessness, roots and identity.

ISBN 978-3-86828-120-0
36 Euro
2010

Building on the considerable success of the inaugural publication "Hijacked 1 – Australia and America" this volume is again an expansive photographic anthology, that compels us to consider two socially divergent and disparate photographic nations.

ISBN 978-3-86828-126-2
50 Euro
2010

5683 miles is the distance between Tel Aviv and New York. From this distance, Yael Ben-Zion (*1973) has been looking back at her homeland for the last ten years, considering the meaning of »normal life« in this charged place.

ISBN 978-3-86828-137-8
36 Euro
2010

The journey Martin Wellermann invites us to join him on begins in the USA. In the rear-view window of a car we see a truck looming menacingly close, summoning shades of Steven Spielberg’s film Duel. Associations of this kind and the deliberate pairing of images are central elements in this book.

ISBN 978-3-86828-155-2
36 Euro
2010

"Urban Stage" shows Gudrun Kemsa’s new large-format photographs on the theme of humans and architecture. Both authentic and virtual, her images originate in metropolises such as Paris, New York, Rotterdam, Berlin and Dubai.

ISBN 978-3-86828-149-1
30 Euro
2010

Jessica Backhaus is that rare photographer today who can capture nuances of everyday life in combination with a sensational feeling for color.

ISBN 978-3-86828-170-5
30 Euro
2010

The sacred grove of antiquity was an enchanted spot for quiet contemplation, where mortals could commune with the gods. This tradition continues to resonate in the two extraordinary gardens created by the Scottish poet, artist and gardener Ian Hamilton Finlay (1925–2006): Little Sparta on the windswept heaths of Scotland’s Pentland Hills, and the garden Fleur de l’Air in the midst of ancient olive terraces in Provence, France.

ISBN 978-3-86828-168-2
28 Euro
2010

This book examines the Art Informel movement in painting as manifest in late-1950s Germany, making a key contribution to research into this nonrepresentational style of art.

ISBN 978-3-86828-164-4
36 Euro
2010

The publication "Signs of Life – Ancient Knowledge in Contemporary Art" draws attention to the increased reference to old pictorial forms made by many artists throughout the world today.

ISBN 978-3-86828-161-3
32 Euro
2010

Anke Erlenhoff is devoted to painting. Paint, brush and canvas are her artistic means of expression, even when she draws on other technical options, for example photography or installation.

ISBN 978-3-86828-146-0
30 Euro
2010

"Having visited the City of Children many times over the years, I have become increasingly impressed by its quiet, and often hidden, power and beauty. The community has its distinguishing characteristics, but if you dig deeper, you will find that there exists an extraordinarily direct – one might even say mysterious – connection between these surface traits and the universal truths that lie just beneath, truths about the human nature and condition we all share. ...."

ISBN 978-3-86828-174-3
36 Euro
2010