Female photographer

The book 'Time Atlas' by Niina VATANEN combines images from diverse sources: personal photos, images from the Internet, encyclopedias, newspapers as well as textbooks. It focuses on time and how pictorial memory, personal experience & history intertwine.

'Transcendent Country of the Mind' by Sari SOININEN explores encounters with alternative dimensions of reality and perceptions of otherworldly signs around us. The colourful series offers glimpses of what she discovered behind the curtain of reality.

Pb. in a bag, 10 x 13,5 cm., 120 pp. + 1 loose sheet, color ills., bilingual texts: English / Persian, Ltd. to 300 copies

'Fotografien werden Bilder' contains works by 9 Becher class graduates Volker DÖHNE, Andreas GURSKY, Candida HÖFER, Alex HÜTTE, Tata RONKHOLZ, Thomas RUFF, Jörg SASSE, Thomas STRUTH and Petra WUNDERLICH, who have reformulated the perception of photography

All b/w photographs in the out-of-print photo book 'Polish Shadow' by US-american photographer Rossalind SOLOMON show people, their relationships and their surroundings and are observations and comments on Poland itself, but also on the rest of the world.

In this photo book of the collective 'MAANANTAI' - Anne GOLAZ, Jonna KINA, Tanja KOLJONEN, Jaana MAIJALA, Juuso NORONKOSKI, Mikko RIKALA, Maija SAVOLAINEN & Anne YLI-IKKELÄ - the escaping horizon stands for the impossibility of reaching absolute goals.

The photo book 'Reading Raymond Carver' shows how the young photographer Mary FREY began in 1979 to photograph family, friends and strangers in their immediate surroundings. Responsibility, duties, worries and the need to look for meaning in everyday life

HC (no dust jacket, as issued), 19 x 25 cm., 80 pp., 44 color ills., bilingual texts: German / English

Layer by layer, the book reveals the complex life of the Chechen capital. Chechen suicide bombers attack public places and Chechen police detain civilians for their involvement with the radical Islamic underground. Shortlisted for First Book Award 2017.

Photo works by Bernd & Hilla BECHER, Joachim BROHM, Jitka HANZLOVÁ and Rudolf HOLTAPPEL 4 slipcased pb, approx. 28 x 28 x 3 cm., 240 pp., Black & white and color photographs, GERMAN text only