2000s

ORIGINALLY SEALED! German-languaged 'Retrospective'-catalog contains important text contributions to the understanding of the work of prominent photographer Stephen SHORE, an extensive interview with David Campany, a complete bibliography and a chronology

Unlike in his thematic stories, out-of-print book 'Jahrebuch' by Ulrich WÜST reveals something very personal & private. Here, the world seems to be surrounded by a melancholy veil that does not conceal anything, but rather reveals the precision of vision.

Linen bound HC (no dust jacket, as issued), 20,5 x 25,5 x 2 cm., 104 pp., color ills., text language: English

'Archive' by Sofia COPPOLA is an art book that enables an intimate encounter with methods & references and provides an insight into working processes. It contains personal archive material and an interview with the renowned film journalist Lynn Hirschberg

In the photo book 'The Way Home', British photographer Tom HUNTER tells stories from the London/Hackney between 1990 & 2011. Among the series featured are 'Travellers', 'Persons Unknown', 'Life and Death in Hackney' and 'Living in Hell and Other stories'.

In out-of-print photo book 'Hong Kong', Abe KOGAN explores a city famous for its dense urbanity. Towering obelisks and facades of the megacity contrast with its cultural roots, a city born from a compromise between Chinese tradition and British influence.

Out-of-print photography book 'Father Figure. Exploring Alternate Notions of Black Fatherhood' by US photographer Zun LEE explores issues of identity and representation, particularly how African-American men and fathers are represented in popular culture.

Out-of-print leporello photo volume 'Teatro Del Tempo' by Joseph KOUDELKA, shows twenty-five photographs taken by in Rome between 1999 and 2003. Atmospheric architectural and landscape photographs that point to the cultural heritage of contemporary Rome.

The volume 'You can call me Nan' by Will HARRIS is a personal yet universal family memoir. We meet his grandmother, who suffered from dementia in the last years of her life. The photographer, once her grandson, became an old friend and created this work.

Out-of-print 'Rewind' by Nina KORHONEN is the last part of a book trilogy. Self-portraits and family scenes merge into a highly emotional image that draws its power from subtle moments of emotion that evoke associations with love, death, joy and suffering