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'Köln am Dom' by Volker DÖHNE consists of b/w photographs showing Cologne's city center, with the Cathedral or at least the spires always being visible. In intelligent essays, the authors comment on the changes in the architectural appearance of this city

The volume 'Private Scenes' by Masahisa FUKASE gathers for the first time the entire series of photographs taken in Europe (Paris, London, Brussels & Antwerp), in which we discover a new dimension of his work: that of the artist wrestling with his medium.

The photo volume 'Araki' contains works from the last decades. Selected by Nobuyoshi ARAKI himself it represents the definitive retrospective of his work. Originally published as a limited edition, this volume delves deep into his typical pictorial world.

'Kino in Köln' (Cinema in Cologne) offers an in-depth look at the cinema city. From the 1st cinema, to boarding houses, film palaces & box cinemas, to multiplex. Owners & employees report on stars & premieres, the great crisis and the boom of mainstream.

Out-of-print volume 'Gehaltene Zeit' (Time kept) with works by Ursula ARNOLD, Arno Fischer and Evelyn RICHTER makes stylistic comparisions possible and shows the different working conditions, which contribute to the understanding of the respective œuvres.

The late 1970s and 1980s represented a period of upheaval in photography history: the photo-theoretical discourse questioned the 'truth of the moment'. This catalog contains photographs by FISCHLI & WEISS, Candida HÖFER, Stephen SHORE, and many more.

Val Williams' comprehensive monograph (in english) on the entire career of British photographer Martin PARR has been updated for the second edition with new images, a chapter on his recent work and on his filmmaking, curating, collecting and publishing.

Pb. (no dust jacket, as issued), 22 x 28 x 2 cm., 232 pp., 135 ills., text language: English

The fourteen color photographs of Martin PARR now published in the volume 'Acropolis Now' were taken back in 1991. The original prints were later damaged by a water leak. Decide if these look even better than the originals, as the Briton himself finds.