Lars Müller Publishers

'Swiss Photobooks from 1927 to the Present' is a fascinating coverage of 70 books mostly by Swiss born photographers that manages to present a clear overview of Swiss photography. A quite remarkable book revealing some wonderful titles to a wider audience

reprint 2019, broschierte Ausgabe in einem transparenten Slipcase (14 Ausgaben mit separatem Kommentarband, etwa 32 S.) , 21 x 30 cm., 316 pp., 418 ills., deutsch-sprachiger Text - TEXT ONLY IN GERMAN!

Reprint 2019, pb. in transparent slipcase, 21 × 30 cm. (8¼ × 11¾ in.), 412 pp. (with separate commentary, 128 pp.) and complete translation, 702 ills., text language: English

'Waters in Between' by Lukas FELZMANN shows the diversity of areas in the USA: agriculturally used areas, modern provincial towns as well as transition zones. Photographs of water in all its facets runs through the volume, just as water flows through.

In 'Swarm', Lukas FELZMANN deals with the flock movements of migratory birds. His b/w photographs offer a unique view of the beauty as well as the complexity and diversity of flight variations. 'Best Photography Book of the Year' Award, in 2012 in Madrid.

The opulent photo volume 'Desert of Pharan. Unofficial stories behind the mass expansion of Mecca' by Ahmed MATER offers a unique access to this site and the associated social and religious rituals as well as the planned architectural urban development.

In this first detailed monograph, Karl Blossfeldt. 'Variationen', which is entirely dedicated to the reception of his photographic work, Karl BLOSSFELDT expert Ulrike Meyer Stump analyzes the reproductions and traces the paths of some plant motifs.

As an extension of the interactive exhibition 'Phenotypes', sequences of images selected by the audience will be analyzed with regard to the relationship between the photographs. In addition, curators and art historians ask about the autonomy of images.

re-edit 2018, HC, 18 x 23 cm. (7 x 9 in.), 134 pp. (with seperated comment), 100 ills., text language: English

Based on the federal popular initiative 'Against Mass Immigration', the photo book 'How to secure a Country' by migrant Salvatore VITALE explores where the Swiss need for security originates from and how it became an essential part of their culture.