Portrait

In the book 'For my Mother' Ren HANG tells in a playful way about feelings, fears as well as the loneliness of the young generation in China. His works stand for the rebellion against conventions, where nudity and sexual freedom are subject to censorship.

In his after sought and long-out-of-print volume 'Grays the Mountain Sends'Bryan SCHUTMAAT combines portraits, landscapes, and still lifes to explore the lives of working people residing in small mountain towns and mining communities in the American West.

In his photographic volume 'Seacoal' British photographer Chris KILLIP records life, work as well as the struggle for survival on a beach in the northeast of England in the early 1980s. Some shots were also part of his legendary book 'In Flagrante'.

In this book, 'Citizens,' Christian LUTZ documents places, movements, people of right-wing populist character across Europe. Far from the usual polarized reporting, he finds a multi-layered photographic approach to give expression to a deep-seated despair

'An Archeology of Fear and Desire' by Frédéric BRENNER is an attempt to recontextualize Israel, exploring longing, belonging & exclusion. It is part of a project, were participating Joseph KOUDELKA, Gilles PERESS, Stephen SHORE, Nick WAPLINGTON a.o.

This limited edition self published photographic zine 'Bitch I'm Drowning'by Victoria JUNG is combining the photographs of same named series with illustrations and typographical experiments of trap music song lyrics.

The 'Hiroshi Sugimoto Collection' includes the five volumes from 2014 to 2019. Adopting different conceptual approaches and astounding aesthetic expedients, these series investigate his obsession though the photographic medium: the 'fossilization of time'

The photo volume 'Photographs, Bamako, Mali 1948-1963', by Seydou KEITA draws from an expanded archive and offers over 400 mostly unpublished portraits from the photographer's heyday. His photos document Mali's people until shortly after its independence.

The black and white images in the out-of-print photographic volume 'ON' by Irish photographer Eamonn DOYLE consist of a collection of street portraits from Dublin city center. The people are mostly photographed from the front and from a lower angle.