Swiss photographer

The book 'On Duty' by the Swiss police officer and self-taught photographer Arnold ODERMATT is an impressive document of a vanished and yet familiar time. It contains images in distant colors that greet us from the past like the smells of our childhood.

The late 1970s and 1980s represented a period of upheaval in photography history: the photo-theoretical discourse questioned the 'truth of the moment'. This catalog contains photographs by FISCHLI & WEISS, Candida HÖFER, Stephen SHORE, and many more.

Small ed., gebundene Ausgabe ohne Schutzumschlag (wie erschienen), 19 x 17,5 x 1,5 cm., etwa. 120 unpaginierte S., 72 S/W & Farb-Abb., deutsch-sprachiger Text - GERMAN TEXT ONLY!

The out-of-print photographic volume 'Light of Other Days' by Nico KREBS and Taiyo ONORATO consists of a selection of photographed curious acts and objects, accompanied by the short story 'Eighteenth Voyage' by Russian Science Fiction writer Stanislaw LEM

'Parallel Encyclopedia #2' by Swiss photographer Batia SUTER is the sequel to 'Parallel Encyclopedia'. Basic themes in the book are the 'iconification' and 'immunogenicity' of old photographs and the circumstances in which they are charged with new values

In the out-of-print book 'Nacktwanderer' by Swiss photographer Roshan ADHIHETTY we look into a world unknown to many. The photos show majestic green landscapes where European men and women hike naked through Germany, Switzerland as well as through Austria

Out-of-print volume 'Raise the Bar' by Taiyo ONORATO & Nico KREBS deals with the distortion of perception by constructing outlines and frames of buildings in Berlin from reclaimed wood, which at the same time connects them with buildings in the distance.

The photo book 'Divided we Stand' by duo Mathias BRASCHLER & Monika FISCHER brings together 82 portraits of citizens of the United States and their honest opinions and views on the deep divisions that permeate the United States of America and its society.

SC, 24 x 32 cm., 144 pp., 45 color ills.

This out-of-print photographic volume, 'Blackout New York' by René BURRI, is a meditation on light and its absence, a reflection on seeing - and thus on photography itself. It tells the story of how people lose something they take for granted: light.