Swiss photographer

The award-winning photographic volume 'Wegwerfartikel' (disposable items) by Swiss pjhotographer Sara AFFOLTER tells life and suffering stories of domestic and farm animals. They all represent the disregard for animals in industrialized Western society.

In 'The Great Unreal' Taiyo ONORATO & Nico KREBS deal with reality and its invention. They created narrative image sequences that address the theme of being on the road and also reveal associative connections to the over-medialized American landscape.

Pb. in an envelope, 20,5 x 27,5 x 1 cm., 48 pp., b/w ills., text language: English

HC, 21x 28 x 2,5 cm., 152 pp., color ills. & drawings, bilingual text: German / French 152 pages

The book 'Brasilia' by René BURRI documents growth & development of this urban utopia with Niemeyer’s buildings which become icons of 20th-century architecture. He visited the city for the first time in 1958 and returned many times over the next 30 years.

The images in 'In Bevrijd Nederland. November - December 1945', taken by Werner BISCHOF give a concise view of the ruins and the suffering of the cold months, when the euphoria of liberation slowly subsided and the massive reconstruction had not yet begun

"Books and Films' examines Robert FRANK's photo book production using spreads and explanatory texts for the volumes he has published, as well as interviews, essays and documentary photographs. A homage to the diversity and influence of his photo volumes.

'Splash' by Philipp KEEL contains bright, color-intensive images in which the photographer meticulously experiments with processes of image creation in the darkroom, as well as condensing shapes and tones so that everyday motifs take on abstract qualities

In his book 'Metaphor Vietnam' Swiss photographer Ernst SPYCHER documents painful insights. He portrays participants in the war, photographs former sites - still symbols of horrific war crimes - and juxtaposes them with images of everyday life in Vietnam.

The out-of-print volume 'Standpunkt' shows the life & work of Werner BISCHOF from a new perspective: with his own words as well as previously unpublished photos, drawings, letters & diary entries, he tells of his life story, photographic credo and travels