Fotohof Edition

'Die ersten 30 Jahre - Photographie' presents the 'Schule Friedl Kubelka für künstlerische Photographie', the private school for photography in Austria, which is still influential. With photographs and an interview with the founder & the current director.

The photographs in 'After Us the Flood' give the abstract processes and complex interrelationships of the climate crisis a visual form. The international works of the last ten years was often the result of intensive research & cooperation with scientists.

'Wait until the night is silent' by Iris ANDRASCHEK is about the natural and alternative way of life of a group of people in Canada. The pictures show an almost fairytale communitas as a utopian alternative to the constraints of industrial societies.

In his photographic volume 'Stars of Albania', Austrian photographer Matthias ASCHAUER's images draw attention to a very special phenomenon in Albania.

The photo book 'Horaivka' by Anatoliy BABIYCHUK is the result of some visits to the small central Ukrainian village. His interest in traditional rituals and work in the fields becomes a prototypical sociogram of a forgotten stretch of land in Europe.

Out-of-print artist's book, 'Lange Weile' by Tina BARA, contains b/w-mages taken between 1983 and 1989 in East Berlin, the old GDR and other travels. This visual diary captures a moment right before the collapse of an entire political & ideological system

In her photo volume, 'Ahead with the past', German photographer Jutta BENZENBERG portrays with empathy and subtle humor the country of Albania. In nine series she tells individual stories, which in their totality create a touching portrait of the country.

Pb. (no dust jacket, as issued), 24 x 30,5 x 1,5 cm., 64 ills., color ills., text language: English

BLAFFERT & WAMHOF document architecture, landscape and people in 'JHQ'. JHQ stands for Joint Headquarters and refers to the amalgamation of various military general staffs of NATO and British forces in Germany. The city-like site was built from 1952- 1954

The map 'areal in progress' is portfolio by Joachim BROHM documenting the transformation of an industrial area. It consists of five loose sheets with images and a double-languaged text by Moritz Küng was the precursor to the out-of-print volume 'Areal'.