Migration

Linen bound HC with dust jacket, 26 x 25,5 x 4 cm., 384 pp., 110 color ills., text language: English

'Les Chants de L'Asphodele' by Mathias BENGUIGUI draws from history to approach the migration crisis on Lesbos: in 1922 Orthodox Greeks came to the island fleeing Atatürk's Turkey. A space opens up in which landscapes and portraits dialogue with texts.

'American Geography' by Matt BLACK marks the culmination of a long-running series on the U.S.A. The Magnum photographer created an inventory with meticulously composed photos, especially the cities in the periphery as well as the everyday precariousness.

In 'No Place on earth', Patrick BROWN documents the escape Rohingya fled the destruction of their homes and brutal persecution in Myanmar for neighboring Bangladesh. It includes also an essay about the genocide and a description the powerful photography.

HC (no dust jacket, as issued), 23,5 x 19,5 x 2 cm., 128 pp., 74 ills., text language: English

3rd print run. Spiral bound, 16 x 25 x 2 cm., 80 pp., b/w ills., text language: Spanish, Ltd. to 50 copies (250 copies in total with 1st and 2nd printrun)

For 'Talashi' Alexis CORDESSE has spent three years in France, Germany as well as Turkey collecting personal images of people who have fled Syria. At the intersection of intimacy and history, this photo volume deals with the circulation of imagesin exils.

The photo volume 'Odysseia' by Antoine D'AGATA deals with the undignified migration practices of European governments. It contains depressing photos and images from videos, as well as statistical data and texts by Bruno Le Dantec and Rafael Garido.

In the photo book 'Migration as Avantgarde' - from an Hannah Arendt essay (1943) - Michael DANNER combines his own photos and texts with historical recordings to create a multi-layered narrative that is repeatedly broken up in terms of design and content.