Kehrer Verlag

HC (no dust jacket, as issued), 24 x 30,5 cm., 284 pp., 128 color ills., bilingual texts: German / English

This four-volume photo book set, 'Erde, Feuer, Wind, Wasser' by Damian HEINISCH, explores the cultural & collective heritage of Central Europe through his own family history. In addition to the photographs, the set includes bilingually reproduced texts.

In 'Deleted Scene', Yury TOROPTSOV arranges archival documents, old photographs, views, fragments or 'deleted scenes' as a narrative. They appear as tracks that invite the viewer to lose himself and encourage the hunter to continue his relentless pursuit.

The long-time project by the Ostkreuz photographer documents the emptiness of the refugee accommodation H8 - not a place, but only a street and a stream in the middle of the forest. Three years behind closed curtains - outside the beautiful Black Forest.

HC (no dust jacket, as issued) 16,5 x 23 cm., 144 pp., 8 b/w-, 11 duotone- and 40 color ills., trilingual: English, French, German

The volume 'My Sylt. Neues aus dem Archiv des Inselfotografen' with works by Bleicke BLEICKEN represents a journey into the past of Germany's most popular vacation island and contains previously unpublished treasures. He captured life on Sylt for decades.

This monograph on the work of the German photographer Sibylle BERGEMANN, published on the occasion of her 75th birthday, documents a representative exhibition of her work that was shown simultaneously at three locations in Berlin in spring 2017.

'Conversations on Photography' setzt sich in Gesprächen zwischen Fotograf:innen mit dem schnell wachsenden, zukunftsorinetierten Medium Fotografie aus der Sicht der nordischen Länder auseinander sowie Rolle und Aufgabe der Kunst innerhalb der Gesellschaft

Mit photo works by the MAGNUM-photographers Olivia ARTHUR, Paolo PELLEGRIN, Moises SAMAN und Peter VAN AGTMAEL Pb. (no dust jacket, as issued), 17 x 23 x 2 cm., 256 pp., 192 b/w & color ills., bilingual texts: German / English

In her debut 'Sworm Virgins', Pepa HRISTOVA deals with the last man-women of Europe. These so-called sworm virgins are respected, acquire the status of men and they fill their role so perfectly that they are hardly recognizable as women outside the family