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'White Shoes' by Nona FAUSTINE is a collection of self-portraits taken in locations around New York. She depicts herself at the sites of slave auctions & coastal locations where slave ships docked, posing nude apart from a pair of white high-heeled shoes.

Special ed. in handmade slipcase with signed & numb. archival inkjet print. Edition of 20, 36,5 x 29 cm., 88 pp., 42 color ills., text language: English

The title of the out-of-print photo volume 'Until the Kingdom Comes' by Simen JOHAN is derived from a part of the prayer known as the Lord's Prayer. #14 of 75 numbered and signed copies. 28 color images on 64 unbound pages in a cloth-bound clamshell box.

For his now out-of-print photo book 'Mediodía' (the former name of Madrid's 'Atocha' subway station), David HORNILLOS has created his own little cosmos against the backdrop of the bright orange brickwork, which makes the photographs look like paintings.

In his photo book 'L.A. Crossing' Jens LIEBCHEN looks at a city of contrasts from a moving car. Photo icon 'La Brea/Beverly' by Stephen SHORE serves as a hook and one thinks of famous photo series by US photographer Lee FRIEDLANDER as well as by Ed RUSCHA

'Archive of Longing' by Hannah MODIGH contains full-page portraits of homeless women in color. A personal statement by the photographer and a concluding text by Jenny Maria Nilson are also part of the volume. The design is made by book designer Patric LEO

Self-published, out-of-print 'Bifröst' by Espen KRUGHAUG explores the realm of insomnia (sleeplessness), a disease from which millions of people suffer. Based on own experiences, he attempts to portray strange thoughts that can arise from lack of sleep.

Linen bound HC (no dust jacket, as issued), 16,5 x 21 x 3 cm., 144 pp., color ills., text language: English

For this artist edition of 'Neue Welt', Wolfgang TILLMANS has selected 72 images and re-contextualized them on large, 24 folded printed sheets. Each is a separate object with a front, center fold and back. And some new photos are not included in the book.

From a distance we can see Luis Alberto RODRIGUEZ' 'People of the Mud' as a collective community portrait of all the different elements that construct modern, rural Irish identities. It gathers all the ruptures & continuities between the past and present.