Latin american photographer

This catalogue of the exhibition at Museo Amparo contains photographs taken by Graciela ITURBIDE as part of a personal project that led her to an intense reappraisal of her archive. There are four themes in it: Children, Rituals, Urban Spaces and Gardens.

In this volume, 'Blood Orange / Naranja de Sangre', Liza AMBROSSIO, infected by the aesthetics of Japanese counterculture and Aztec rituals of human sacrifice, she mixes psychological techniques of manipulation, with science, fiction, eruro & witchcraft.

The photo book 'WOW' is about people Mario TESTINO encountered that have forced him to stop and look. They are all different, but what he saw made him want to celebrate their unique individuality. Each photograph represents a door into a new world.

The black-and-white images in the out-of-print 'Sahraouis. Existences-Résistances' by Rogério FERRARI are the result of a month and a half of living together in the Sahara refugee camps in Tindouf in Algeria as well as in the liberated area of Tifariti.

HC (without dust jacket, as issued), 21 x 21 x 3 cm., 200 pp., b/w ills., text language: English

The photo volume 'Manuel Álvarez BRAVO in Color' is the first book dedicated exclusively to his color work. He produced around 3,000 color photographs. The most important photographs are shown here: classic works and the little-known color experiments.

'Metrópolis' by Adriana LESTIDO gathers b/w shots of Buenos Aires from 1988 to 1999, documenting the city's sprawl (Constitución, La Boca, Villa Lugano, Pompella) and a now unrecognizable Puerto Madero. Evocatively somber images of a bygone Buenos Aires.

HC (no dust jacket, as issued), 20 x 25 cm., 92 pp., color ills., English, Ltd to 500 copies / 150 munb., stamped & signed copies

The out-of-print 'Eden is a magic World' by Miguel CALDERÓN is about an obsession. The central character is Flor Eduarda, former Mexican child actress who received letters from an admirer in Korea after a highly successful telenovela in which she appeared

'Catálogo' by Miguel CAKLDERÓN gathers images of prostitutes that were shown to him when he was thirteen, so that he could choose one of them for his 'initiation into manhood'. Thirty years later, he uses them to analyze and narrate his sexual awakening.