European photographer

The out-of-print photo volume 'Confabulations' by Torbjörn RODLAND shows analog photographs that subtly distort fractured memories as well as childhood fantasies in order to arrive at the truth. Fragmentation serves as a starting point for new connections

This self-published photo volume 'I can't get through the chaos' by Polish photographer Michal ADAMSKI tells the story of the year he said goodbye to his parents forever. The images, mostly in black & white, show real, tangible death, not his imagination.

As a continuation of the Old and the New Testaments of the Bible, this volume, 'The Last Testament' by Norwegian photographer Jonas BENDIKSEN, presents visual accounts and stories of seven men around the world who claim to be the Second Coming of Jesus'.

SC, 112 pp., 40 color ills.

'Timm Rautert and the Lives of Photography' is the most comprehensive publication of his work to date, combining extensive photo series - some unpublished - with six essays and an annotated biography. An ambitious retrospective of his artistic œuvre.

In his photo volume 'Autobiography' Cristóbal HARA uses images from today's Spain and filters them through the emotional memories of his childhood. The result is a deep insight into Spanish culture and the cultural breeding ground of a whole generation.

Laurenz BERGES - photographer of the Dusseldorf School - concentrates on the details of abandoned apartments, vacant houses and neglected courtyards, looks for zones of urban ambiguity and transforms them into poetic but strictly documentary photographs.

'Roxane' represents the visual journal of the photographer Viviane SASSEN. The book shows a series of intimate portraits of her muse named Roxane, whose body and expressions follow the artist's instructions in various poses and moods.

The out-of-print photo volume 'AMA' by Nina POPPE combines all the features of a good photo book: an interesting topic, the noticeably respectful restraint of the report and a successful implementation that deals with a previous title from the 1960s.

'Josef Koudelka. Next: A Visual Biography' by Melissa Harris - not a photo volume - is the definitive and only authorized biography of Josef KOUDELKA, an intimate portrait of the life and work of one of photography’s most renowned and celebrated artists.