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In his photographic volume 'By Lamplight / I lampans sken', Swedish photographer Johan SUNDGREN has documented his work as a caregiver in a nursing home. Through the close relationships formed during daily work, the photos convey real privacy.

'Southward' by Bettina LOCKEMANN follows thematically Walker Evans' & James Agee's traces through Southern USA. Landscapes & people as well as economic & social contexts are investigated. In addition, historical topics such as slavery & cotton economy.

For out-of-print volume 'Schrott', two photographers each documented an industrial site in the Ruhr region: Joachim BROHM in the port of Duisburg (1993), Ralf KREUELS took night shots in Duisburg-Rheinhausen as well as in the port of Dortmund (1996/1997).

'Landeszentralbank. 2000 - 2016' by Andreas GEHRKE is based on the visual language of his trilogy on vacant buildings of post-war modernism in Germany. The photographs in the self-published photo book capture the building complex in an intermediate phase.

The out-of-print 'Eden is a magic World' by Miguel CALDERÓN is about an obsession. The central character is Flor Eduarda, former Mexican child actress who received letters from an admirer in Korea after a highly successful telenovela in which she appeared

'Mundo de Papel' by Thomas DEMAND, explores the relationship between representation and 'real' events. It shows the sophisticated mechanics of paper in the form of pop-ups, each recreates a cityscape. A separate volume contains the text by Vargas Llosa.

Images in 'Edén' by Bernardita MORELLO arise of themselves, just as it was for the ideas she had of her life before it began to fall apart. A result of an internal struggle between reality & illusion, a way of leaving her desire for a lost paradise behind

The photographic volume 'A Light Inside' by Danielle VILLASANA is a counter to the sensationalist, stereotypical portrayals of trans women. It shows their life in Peru, where the photojournalist spent three years in a community of transwomen in Lima.

'Signs by the Roadside' by Miro KUZMANOVIC moves in a space where the historical and political narratives explaining the past of former Yugoslavia collide with the lived experience of individuals. It deals with the effects of the war in all its facets.