Out of print

The out-of-print photo volume 'Mr. Mkhize's Portrait & Other Stories from the New South Africa' by Adam BROOMBERG & Oliver CHANARIN brings together the many portraits that represented the New South Africa ten years after the end of apartheid.

Out-of-print Photo volume 'Dovere di Cronaca. The Duty to Report' by Letizia BATTAGLIA shows what happened in Sicily in the late 1970s to the early 1980s: a war that the Italian photographer, together with Franco Zecchin, captured without heroic ambitions

HC with dust jacket, 13,5 x 21,5 cm., 160 pp., Paper: Mohawk Vellum Uncoated

'Klein Paris' by Dirk ALVERMANN combines Düsseldorf war destruction with cheerfulness of the shooting festivals and the carnival. Next to photos that hint at the political stalemate of the Adenauer era: Youthful lust vs. the elder generation's resignation

With this out-of-print photo volume, 'Greater Atlanta', American photographer Mark STEINMETZ completed his powerful and moving black and white trilogy 'South' and 'South Central', documenting contemporary American civilization in this way.

In 'Color is Power' by Robert WALKER we encounter the colorful bustle of North American & European metropolises. The Canadian searched for the strange and absurd in the orderly chaos full of empathy for those who fight their way through the urban jungle.

Updated edition of the catalog which accompanied an exhibition of Don McCULLIN, including his work since the mid-1950s. A long career as a conflict photographer, social documentary practice, travel assignments and his recent engagement with landscape.

The out-of-print accordion-format photo book 'Petros Village' by Guy TILLIM is about the rural life of the villagers of a small village in the East African Republic of Malawi. About one-third of the double-page photographs show portraits of its residents.

The out-of-print photo volume, 'Objects of Beauty' features eleven series by Joy GREGORY - exquisite objects that explore the representation of black women. Each series is contextualized by a commentary by the artist. With a short essay by Deborah Willis.

'The Island of the Color Blind' by Sanne de WILDE documents a hereditary disease of people in Micronesia. The image selection obscures or emphasizes their eyes, faces and their way of seeing - the viewer is led into a dream world of colorful possibilities