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The out-of-print volume 'The House Project' by Roger BALLEN looks back at his career through the house as a metaphor for the mind. The House project is a unique collaboration between the photographer, writer Didi Bozzini and book designer Damien POULAIN.

Pb. (no dust jacket, as issued), 22,5 x 15 cm., 102 pp., bilingual text: English / Spanish

The debut photo book, 'Auto Land Scape' by Michael TEWES, is the result of a long-term project. He brings highways into our field of vision, shows them as an independent architectural form and elicits details from them that we otherwise do not perceive.

For her photo book 'Betweenness', Israeli photographer Lili ALMOG was inspired by the veiling practices of an extremist Jewish sect. In a novel representation of the veil, she raises questions about freedom and faith and how these truths can coexist today

Photobook 'Cafe Lehmitz' by Anders PETERSEN shows the former meeting place and final stop for people from the red light district of Hamburg's Reeperbahn as a living social entity with its own self-image and with dignity. Actual with a preface by Tom Waits

For 'Slant,' Aaron SCHUMAN interweaves newspaper clippings from the police reports section with his own photos. What began as an affectionate look at small towns reveals the rise of 'post-truth' politics & paranoia that gradually followed 2016 US election

The monograph 'Associated Nostalgia' by Eugenia MAXIMOVA consists of highly staged scenes of the kitsch so popular in her Eastern European homeland. At the same time, the photo book provides an authentic insight into Bulgarian home aesthetics.

The monograph, published shortly after the his death, contains all the important works that the known in Europe American photographer have made. Throughout his work, the photographer dealt with private, political and social facets of the 'American Dream'.

The out-of-print book '5x7' by William EGGLESTON contains imagery typical of his oeuvre - street scenes, parked cars, portraits of strangers and the disenfranchised. It also features never-before-published photographs taken in the nightclubs he frequented

The color images made by Raissa VENABLES show soul spaces that tell of the deeds, dreams and nightmares of their inhabitants. On the computer, she weaves detailed shots of living rooms, hallways, staircases, elevators, or tents into mysterious tableaus.