Limited print run

'Waiting' by Jason LARKIN is the result of an observation. This state of waiting is for him a visual echo of an intermediate state in which many inhabitants of South Africa find themselves. There is no reference to the purpose or the result of the waiting

Published in accordion format, 'This Train' by Justine KURLAND presents two interwoven narratives from the road trips across the USA she took between 2005 and 2010. A limited edition of 1,000 signed copies including a signed & numbered handmade print.

In his 'Wuhan Diary', Peter BIALOBRZESKI turns his gaze on the Chinese city of Wuhan. His pictures - taken between February 22 and March 12, 2017 - show a pulsating city with over 19 million inhabitants, which has to cope with its own rapid development.

Probably no book about Sinti and Roma can do without any clichés, perhaps not even 'Stigma' by Adam LACH. Nevertheless, it is characterized by a very personal mood, which is perhaps also evoked by the charisma that resonates in every self-published book.

HC (no dust jacket, as issued), 24 x 32 x 2,5 cm., 128 pp., approx. 120 b/w ills.,

'Today Tokyo' by Chotoku TANAKA is a testimony of an era of change and the changed perception during the Olympic Games in 1964 - not only but also for the Japanese themselves: not as the capital of a defeated country, but as a dynamic city in the Far East

Loose sheets in pb. with PVC transparent dust jacket, 30 x 22 x 3 cm., 176 pp., 90 color ills. (4-color process, Offset LE-UV technology), no text, only details in English, Ltd. to 500 copies

The self-published photographic volume 'Bäume um uns' (Trees around us) by Gerhard KURTZ and Daniel SADROWSKI contains photos of the urban greenery in Dortmund, photographed year-round in color (KURTZ) and after a storm in black and white (SADROWSKI).

The book 'Dinge' by Johannes GRAMM forms the conclusion of a long-term project. Even more than the materials & shapes of the real objects in the book and their photos, the objects themselves evoke universal, familiar memories, very directly while reading.

The artist photo volume 'Für mich' (For Me) by German photographer Sina NIEMEYER is an autobiographical story about sexual abuse. The project was born out of the need to understand and come to terms with what happened to her at a pre-pubescent age.