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Zanele MUHOLI became known for pictures that show the lives of black lesbians, gays, bisexuals, transsexuals, queers and intersex people beyond deviance and victimhood. This catalog contains images from her most important as well as unpublished works.

The second photo volume by Tariq ZAIDI, 'Sin Salida', is the result of three years of documentation and shows the struggle of the state of El Salvador against two brutal gangs that have sophisticated extortion and domination networks throughout the region

'A Parallel Road' by Amani WILLETT, explores in a nuanced & multi-layered way the themes of history, racism, violence as well as black identity in the USA. It reflects on the past & present within a major American theme and encourages an integral dialogue

Massimo VITALI's interest is the social events in places of leisure & consumer culture. This catalog is an ideal addition to his other large-format illustrated books: in addition to 24 works in color, it contains six texts on the photographer's work.

In the out-of-print 'Die Elbe', Jörn VANHÖFEN delves into the ephemeral and atmospheric, he discovers Elbe ports and cities and, of course, the faces of the Germans & Czechs living here. Stories of life on the Elbe and biographical memories round it off.

'The People’s Trust' by Michael VAHRENWALD shows the changing financial institutions, specifically the repurposed remains of 19th & 20th century banks across the USA. The monumentality of these neo-classical facades stands in contrast with their new roles

Drawing a trail, setting the direction, being responsible. Traces on asphalt in the snow, traces of light on a ceiling, traces on the ground, traces of time. Moments somewhere. Olaf UNVERZART traces moments with the camera, random sections, blur phenomena

For 'Hundert', Olaf UNVERZART returns to his Upper Palatinate home to portray the one hundredth year of his grandmother's life. The photographer unfolds the reality of his protagonist's life in intimate close-ups of the centenarian and landscape images.

In 'Don't Fade to Grey', Olaf UNVERZART creates images that raise subtle, melancholic questions. His coarse-grained b/w images, taken with analog cameras, associate both transience & openness. It was designed by the award-winning designer Andreas TÖPFER.

This photo book, 'Shoji Ueda', which has been out of print for a long time, is the first monograph on the renowned Japanese photographer. The trilingual edition contains a large number of previously unpublished photographs in black and white as well as in

HC (no dust jacket, as issued), 17,5 x 24 x 1 cm., 120 pp., b/w ills., bilingual texts: English / German. Ltd. to 500 copies

New edition of the long out-of-print photo volume, 'Berlin, Fruchtstraße am 27. März 1952'. Arwed MESSMER and Annett Gröschner address the facets of photo documentary by creating the portrait of a street of 32 individual photographs by Fritz TIEDEMANN.

'Life and Work' about Andrei TARKOVSKY brings together film stills, Polaroids & documentary photos for each of his films, writings and private photos. A tribute to a great visionary who thought in poetic, often disturbing images of almost biblical force.

In 'Die versiegelte Zeit' (The Sealed Time) Andrei TARKOVKSI writes about directing, the role of the actor and the audience, about camera, music, montage & script. This new edition lists the texts for the first time in their finality desired by the author

Pb. (no dust jacket, as issued), 27,5 x 20,5 x 1,5 cm., 18 pp., color ills., text language: English

In 'Photosynthesis. 1978-1980', Keiichi TAHARA explores the relationship between light and the human body. He experimented with various types of light and environment, in Paris, Rome, New York, Iceland, Bordeaux, Tokyo, Kujuu-Kurihama and Akikawa-Keikoku.

This photo volume 'The Moth' by Jem SOUTHAM has its origins in a black-and-white photograph taken in Cornwall in 1983. From this moment, the book unfolds like a succession of memories, only briefly interrupted by a sublime moment of the rural environment.

In 'Nsenene' Michele SIBILONI documents the self-image of Ugandans who stay awake night after night until dawn to catch locusts and sell them. Although this happens at the other end of the world, it is about the future perspective of our planet Earth.

Stephen SHORE's out-of-print photo volume 'Winslow Arizona' includes a selection of images he presented during contemporary artist Doug Aitken's 'Station to Station' project, which filmed a trans-American journey by train.

In a series of black and white images, this photo volume, 'Falling Water' by Toshio SHIBATA captures dam infrastructure across Japan and the USA, a series the Japanese architecture photographer began two decades ago and continued. The result is this book.