Limited print run

After photo volume 'Until I break', 'Hard Theory' is the second self-published book by photographer Thomas SING. The texts in English & German were developed and written with Alexandra Keiner and Chiara Padovan. In paperback format, limited to 400 copies.

'Gerhard Richter. Artists Books 1966-2021' is an annotated catalog raisonné by Uwe Koch, who has assigned a total of 56 numbers. Bibliographical data & manufacturers are listed and occasion and book concept listed, accompanied by detailed illustrations.

'Twentysix Houses Along Waldeggstrasse' by Otto HAINZL quotes the artist book 'Twentysix Gasoline Stations' by Ed RUSCHA. The b/w images by the Austrian show the empty buildings of a street in Linz as well as the social dramaturgy of urban development.

'Monument' by Trent PARKE is a portal through which we bear witness to the disintegration of the universe. It is bound in leather bearing totemic coordinates to the planet Earth, blind stamped end sheets, black sprayed edges, and a loose steel plaque.

Three part cloth bound HC (no dust jacket, as issued), 21,5 x 27 x 2,5 cm., 160 pp. +16 pp., saddle stitched booklet, 86 color ills., text language: English

'Greek Dog Days' by Ilja NIEDERKIRCHNER portrays Greece wild and dim with a touch of affection, foggy and yet razor-sharp in black-and-white photographs. The small, strictly limited photo book invites you to embark on an enchanting and ominous journey.

'Cairo Diary' by photographer Peter BIALOBRZESKI captures the city of Cairo between the fall of Morsi and Mubarak. They show daily life in the Egyptian capital in a time of great urban, social and political upheaval and renewal. Part of the 'Diary' series

In 'Signs and Traces', Swedish photographer Gunnar SMOLIANSKY has captured the little things in life. They are black-and-white shots of things that most people carelessly pass by. Traces of people, without the people themselves appearing in the pictures.

In out-of-print 'Und der Garten alles Beton', photographs by Adrian CAMPEAN meet poems by Dan Sociu, telling about the love of two Romanians coming from poverty. The images show roughness of the city, the dramaturgy drifts from the public into the private

The thirty-four color photographs in the photo volume 'Sven' by Swedish photographer Peter de RU show his daily routine of an eighty-eight year old surrounded by nature, fishing and his wooden house. Past, present and future seem to exist simultaneously.