Cuba

Open spined HC (no dust jacket, as issued), 17 x 23 x 2 cm., 166 pp., 75 color ills., trilingual text: Spanish / German / English, Ltd. to 250 copies

'Havana' by David BAILEY shows him at the peak of his skills with photographs that reflect the full range of different genres of the medium. From lively street reports to portraits worth seeing, it offers an indispensable look at the skin city of Cuba.

'Sit Lux Et Lux Fuit' by Mauro D'AGATI, with its images of Masonic meetings, temples, symbols, documents and portraits of Masons, provides a glimpse into their complex rituals, which are a blend of serious, mysterious traditions and everyday Cuban life.

'Island in my mind' by Russian photographer Irina ROZOVSKY emerged from material she photographed at Cuba in 2012. The project received the first prize in the Dummy Awards at the Kassler Photo Book Festival in 2014.

The book 'Havana Buzz' by Alessandro COSMELLI does not show the image that the world knows of Havana: vintage cars or dilapidated buildings, but the portrait of a state of mind. The color images were taken from city buses at the end of Fidel Castro's time

In over 400 duotone images, out-of-print book 'Fotografien' on the work by Swiss René BURRI - edited & compiled by Hans-Michael Koetzle - shows his unique relationship to the major political events, key politicians, artists & cultural figures of his time.

The photo book 'Cuba. Finding Home' by Manuel RIVERA-ORTIZ contains over one hundred black and white photographs from different parts of Cuba, both about life in Havana and in the rural part. The subtitle describes his search & intention for this series.

The self-published, glossy volume 'CHAMPÚ' is about a group of teenagers in La Vibora, a suburb of Havana. The images of these young girls and boys mingle to create a colorful still life that has become the nest in the city for Belgian Vincent DELBROUCK.

Out of print photo book, 'Alamar' by Mauro D'AGATI represents a unique moment in the history of the Cuban Revolution, when a utopian dream became reality. At the same time, the Italian photographer's photographs illuminate the moment when the dream faded.