Documentary style

The images in the out-of-print volume 'Into the Light' by Sandy KIM are surprisingly mysterious and surreal, like in a never ending dream. (Self) portraits are more carefree and loving than Nan GOLDIN and less staged and more authentic than Ryan McGINLEY.

The most comprehensive publication so far of Helen LEVITT's photographs from the New York Subway contains many works that are being published here for the first time. These pictures began alongside Walker EVANS in 1938, in 1978 she to the underground.

The photo book 'Exiles' by Josef KOUDELKA is a powerful document of the mental & physical state of exile. Mostly taken during his long wanderings through Europe and the USA since leaving his native Czechoslovakia, the photos speak of passion & restraint.

Out-of-print 'Shinan' by Michael KENNA, is comprised of b/w images in which he emphasizes suggestion rather than description; sparse and graphic elements evoke a whole world- printed with a special black ink and tinted spot varnish on Japanese art paper.

4 slipcased pbs., 21,5 x 16,5 x 3 cm., 240 pp., color & b/w ills., text language. English

In 'Eight Days A Week' Andreas TROGISCH lets the world come into being by putting the motifs into a kind of natural-historical order. After the original creation is finished punctually to the Sabbath every time, the Anthropocene breaks on the day 7+.

HC with dust jacket, 18 x 22,5 x 2 cm., 240 pp., highly illustrated, text language: English

Out-of-print volume 'After my Time / Tiden efter min tid' by Danish photographer Joachim LADEFOGED is the result of a departure from photojournalism and a personal inventory of his story with a series of visually dense, haunting images.

'CDG' by JH ENGSTRÖM documents an intense involvement with Charles De Gaulle Airport. It was the first place he got to know as a 10-year-old when his parents moved to Paris. Since then, he has maintained a very special relationship with this place.