Italy

Out-of-print photo book 'Florence' by Abe KOGAN capture the beauty of the city in vivid portraits of modernity, juxtaposed with ancient relics. Impressive photos show bustling Florentine streets as well as parks, streets & buildings in atmospheric moments

HC (swiss binding, no dust jacket, as issued), 17,5 x 23,5 cm., 64 pp., b/w ills., 450 gr., details in Swedish / English, Ltd. to 500 copies

The photo book 'Napoli Nord. Case Rom 'explores the Roma camps on the northern outskirts of the Italian city of Naples. But with his portrayal, Vincenzo PAGLIUCA undermines our prejudices and offers us an insight into a world that is often misunderstood.

'Venedig' (Venice) is a city portrait by prominent photographers: Martin PARR, PELLEGRIN, PINKHASSOV, POWER and VOIT - four MAGNUM members and one Thomas Ruff student. The photos of Venice, its waters & its people allow us to look into the heart of a myth

'Works from the 1970s' accompanied an exhibition focused on the most creative period of Luigi GHIRRI. It shows the external and internal world, the relationship between reality and metaphysical duality, and the distance between reality and representation.

'Entering a New World' is the third of Massimo VITALI's published investigations into the masses. After 'Landscape with Figures' and 'Natural Habitats', it now shows color images of people who consciously & unconsciously interact with their surroundings.

For the photo book 'Forcella', the photographers CAIMI & PICCINNI examined the oldest and smallest city district of Naples, Forcella. The black and white photos show life in the area that has been forgotten by the state and ruled by poverty & the Camorra.

The catalog volume 'Reversing the Eye. Arte povera and Beyond 1960-1975' takes a fresh look at the Arte Povera movement, rarely associated with photography & film. The artistic movement is placed in the social and political context of the time in Italy.

In 'Italia in Miniatura', images by Luigi GHIRRI show scale models of Italy's most important natural & architectural landmarks, placed in surreal proximity to one another in a theme park. The photos themselves reflect the processes of their representation