An extended portrait of the photographer's wife, who committed suicide in 1985. Photographs by Seiichi Furuya; text by Monika Faber. 128 pages; color and b&amp;w photographs throughout; 8.25 x 9.75 inches. Text in German and English.

Portrait: Christine Furuya-Gossler, 1978-1985 (English and German Edition)

Arts & Photography

Monika Faber

Photography & Video

Fotohof Editions

"The faun, the satyr, Greek and Roman sculpture, medieval saints: these are the themes that photographer Rolf Koppel explores through a lifetime of self-portraits. Beautifully lit, sensually satisfying and powerfully erotic, Koppel's portraits have the smooth, sculptural sensibility of Caravaggio or Michaelangelo. A splendid gift for aficionados of the male nude."

Rolf Koppel: Soliloquy

Weiermair, Peter

Koppel, Rolf

"Fascinated with man's constant manipulation of the natural landscape, photographer Marhgerita Spiluttini, has created some of the most beautiful and complex images of contemporary landscape. Pastoral settings are suddenly broken up by concrete intrusions, all documented in a seductive color palette. An important look at our relationship between nature and technology."

Marhgerita Spiluttini: Beyond Nature - Constructions of Landscape

Friedrich Achleitner

Individual Artists

When Austrian-born photographer Bernhard Fuchs shoots a portrait, the landscape is as important as the face. His portrayals of people from his native village, Muhlviertel, show them in places where they have deep roots. When the subjects live in cities, the photos express the rootless quality of urban life, with open doors and blank walls providing backdrops. Accompanying text by renowned photojournalist Timm Starl.

Bernhard Fuchs: Portrait - Photographs

Fuchs, Bernhard

Does photography require a "topic"? Can photography communicate something beyond the actual picture? Or rather, where does reductionist photography begin? Volume 1 in the series Rethinking Photography is a collection of eight artistic and nine theoretical statements focusing on the opposing ideas of "narration" and "reduction," and demanding "artistic autonomy" distinct from the task of "reproducing."

Rethinking Photography 1+11: Narration and New Reduction in Photography (English and German Edition)

Horak, Ruth E.

Two bodies of color work dealing with the landscape of Los Angeles are intertwined in this intriguing, oddly Romantic book. One grouping captures desolate details in the dead of night, evoking feelings of surveillance and discomfort. In contrast, daytime photos show the edges of the city, where urban wasteland meets undeveloped desert in the burned-out light typical of Southern California. With an essay by art historian Kai Uwe Schierz.

Hans-christian Schink: La (German Edition)

Hans-Christian Schink

Matthias Herrmann 8x10"

Herrmann, Matthias

The three sections of Issues-film/gallery/script-typify Kurz's approach to photography. Start with photos of films to symbolize her obsession with film; add shots from galleries representing how art is presented; finally, consider the script a theoretical look at the act of presentation, be it on a movie screen or a gallery wall. Essays by Rike Frank and Ruth Horak.

Sigrid Kurz: Issues (German and English Edition)

Kurz, Sigrid

Frank, Rike

Horak, Ruth

This book was included in the Parr/Bager History of the PhotoBook-vol lll.

Paul Kranzler: Land of Milk And Honey

Stella Rollig

Alexandra Vogt: The Dim Feet of White-maned Desire (German and English Edition)

Vogt, Alexandra

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