Insiders tip

The nearly 40 year old color film material for the classic photo book 'A1 - The Great North Road' by Paul GRAHAM is a photo-historical document of the 1980s' Great Britain - Margaret Thatcher's reign and the declining industrial base.

For 'Hundert', Olaf UNVERZART returns to his Upper Palatinate home to portray the one hundredth year of his grandmother's life. The photographer unfolds the reality of his protagonist's life in intimate close-ups of the centenarian and landscape images.

'Ludwig Wittgenstein. Photography as Analytical Practice' contains his album, photographs of automata, and other self-portraits. In addition, the book places his photographs in a dialogue with the photographic practice and theory of contemporary artists.

'Photographers References No.1' exposes the creative processes of South African photographer David GOLDBLATT. It provides insights into his practice by revealing personal references and influences that have helped shape his distinctive visual language.

Limited edition photo book 'Bike Kill' shows life in a Brooklyn bike club. The French Julie GLASSBERG spent three years documenting the world of the Black Label Bike Club. The title refers to an annual celebration of bike chopping, friendship and anarchy.

15 photographs by Peter-Andreas HASSIEPEN illustrate the volume 'Ufer der Verlorenen' (Shores of the Lost) by Joseph Brodsky, inspired by wintry Venice, writing about the eternal themes of love, Eros, fidelity, dreams, longingsand the pain of separation.

In 'Dori' Kaamna PATEL tries to link questions about love and family by documenting the relationship of her grandparents, which is eminently important to her. This self published volume was short listed for the Paris Photo Aperture Photobook Award 2021.

By intervening in disused interiors as well as the photo documentation of the modified scenes, the American photographer John DIVOLA also creates works in his photo volume 'Terminus' that are located between pictures, sculptures and installations.

The catalog title 'Indstillinger', means both on the camera setting and the personal attitude of Danish photographer Krass CLEMENT. We see works from several known books: Roskilde, Faergen, Novemberrejse and there are also many unknown photos to discover.

The announced photographic volume 'Leipzig 1972' by Ute ESKILDSEN and Timm RAUTERT is the result of a series taken during a week in autumn 1972. It shows a very subjective, silent picture of Leipzig. A special, historical document of analog photography.