Catalog

The catalog volume brings together the most important works by Jitka HANZLOVÁ as well as insightful texts, thus bridging the gap between works such as 'Rokotnik' & 'inhabitant' from the 1990s to their most recent, contemplative series, 'Vanitas' & 'Water'

The catalog 'Paolo Gasparini. Field of Images' takes us on a journey through six decades in which he traveled to different cities: Caracas, Havana, Sao Paulo, Mexico, as well as Munich, Paris, Madrid and London. The book is rounded off by exciting essays.

The exhibition catalog on the work of East-German photographer Evelyn RICHTER presents central groups of works, from the beginnings of her photographic activity in the 1950s to the fall of the Berlin Wall. It also includes photographs from her archive.

The catalog 'Explosion des Sehens' (Explosion of Sight) provides an insight into the work of Magnum member René Burri. It contains previously unpublished material and documents the diversity of his work - book & exhibition design, collages & watercolors.

Works by Tina BARA, Sibylle BERGEMANN, Kurt BUCHWALD, Lutz DAMMBECK, Thomas FLORSCHÜTZ, Ute MAHLER, Eva MAHN, Sven MARQUARDT, Barbara METSELAAR-BERTHOLD, Helga PARIS, Manfred PAUL, Rudolf SCHÄFER, Gundula SCHULZE-ELDOWY, Gabriele STÖTZER and Ulrich WÜST

This catalog on the oeuvre by Francesca WOODMAN accompanied the exhibitions in San Francisco and at the Guggenheim Museum, NYC. An extraordinary informative essay organizes the critical & art historical literature on the work of the American photographer.

This volume, 'New Documents 1967', about an exhibition that was to give photography a new direction - coinciding with the emergence of the RAF in the then FRG - contains documents as well as photographs by Diane ARBUS, Lee FRIEDLANDER and Garry WINOGRAND.

The catalog from Gropius Bau exhibition on Alexander RODCHENKO offers a broad overview of the many facets of his photographic oeuvre. It includes previously unpublished works from his estate and a readable essay on the photographic avant-garde in Russia.