Germany

In 'We Share the Meal' by Lars BORGES, the complex relationship with food is explored through a personal relationship. A fictional journey, because all forms of social coexistence are connected by narratives that not infrequently emerge at dinner table.

The images by Uwe STEINBERG in 'Berlin. Fotografien 1963-1983' range from observations in the Central Market Hall at Alexanderplatz from the early 1960s to insights into the industrial working world of the 70s to a long-term study of Schönhauser Allee.

Out-of-print 'Pegel Köln' by Wilhelm SCHÜRMANN deals with urban life (e.g. in Cologne) and the understanding of the city photo book. The title is also programmatic and stands for a level at which the well-worn genre of the city photo book can still work.

Gebundene Bände im Schuber, 24 x 34 x 16,5 cm., 1436 S., S/W-Abb.,

For 'Anonymous Mitte. Berlin' Arwed MESSMER has visited this magical place again and again since 1995 and captured the changes photographically. An essay by Annett Gröschner as well as a text by Florian Ebner on Berlin urban photography complete the book.

Out-of-print book 'überRÄUME Sankt Cäcilien + Sankt Peter Köln' by Nicole AHLAND combines extensive 'art photographic investigations' expands the physical boundaries of Cologne's last double church complex preserved to this day into light & bright spaces.

Gebundene Ausgabe ohne Schutzumschlag,(wie erschienen), 23 x 28 x 3 cm., 256 S., Farb- & S/W-Abb., deutsch-sprachiger Text - GERMAN TEXT ONLY!

'Summer 1945' contains 50 black and white photographs of Robert CAPA, who returned after the liberation of Europe from National Socialism in US-american uniform to Berlin. He documented his view of the destroyed city, allied soldiers & the Berliners.

This self published volume, 'Twentysix Ceramic Fountains' by French photographer Franck LANDRON, shows 26 b/w photographs of urinals from all over the world in the style of the cult book 'Twentysix Gasoline Stations' by American (photo) artist Ed RUSCHA.