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Sai Hashizume - Beautiful StrangerSeigensha Art Publishing 2014
ISBN 9784861524646 Acqn 25445Hb 20x27cm 104pp 73col ills £33.95
At the age of 25, Sai Hashizume went to study in Europe,
spending almost five years living inBerlin and Paris. During this
time, she was deeply impacted by her experience as a foreigner,
astranger, and her notions about art and self shifted. Her
photorealistic, sensual paintings areexecuted in a European
figurative style, yet incorporate her creativity as a Japanese
artist.Despite overarching themes of classical Western art,
mythology, and fairy tales, her roots remainevident. Recently, her
work has become edged with eroticism, surprise, and modern girl
power.This monograph covers three developmental periods – before,
during, and after Europe, whenshe returned to Japan.
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Annette Behrens - (in Matters Of) KarlFw 2015 ISBN 9789490119348
Acqn 25446Pb 20x30cm 128pp 75ills 40col £27
In 2007, the Höcker album surfaced – the only known album of
photographs showing theeveryday life and leisure of Nazis who
worked at Auschwitz. Based on these photographs,
Annette Behrens researched the life and person of the
album’s owner, SS officer Karl-FriedrichHöcker, adjutant to the
last commandant of Auschwitz, Richard Baer. The images, taken at
apopular holiday cottage, show high-ranking officers and auxiliary
personnel, who are depictedliving a “normal” life, detached from
their horrendous crimes. Behrens investigates how events
that were long suppressed or deemed forgotten can resurface in
collective memory, raisingdisconcerting questions.
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Elisabeth Ida Mulyani - Inside Embassies Art Paper Editions
2015 ISBN 9789490800321 Acqn 25447Pb 20x27cm 72pp 32col ills
£22.50
Elisabeth Ida Mulyani investigates notions of neutrality and
objectivity in a place that represents agiven government or state
in its host nation: the embassy. Intended to promote friendly
relationsbetween two nations, and to develop opportunities for
economic, cultural, and knowledgeexchange, the embassy is also
simply a place of work for its inhabitants. Yet embassies
maintainan air of mystique, as we wonder what goes on daily behind
the scenes. Within the dozenembassies she has photographed, efforts
are made in meeting rooms, waiting areas, and
anonymous corridors to convey something about the nation while
attempting to create a homeyatmosphere.
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Kasia Klimpel - The Grand TourROMA Publications 2015 ISBN
9789491843365 Acqn 25450Pb 24x30cm 48pp 32col ills £19.95
This book is published on the occasion of an exhibition of ‘The
Grand Tour’, a project by Amsterdam-based photographer and
media artist Kasia Klimpel at the Mauvoisin Dam and theMusée de
Bagnes in Le Châble. According to the artist, the project is “a
travelogue through theworld of maps” wherein she lends new meaning
to the notion of the Grand Tour, which reachedits heyday in the
19th and early 20th centuries. Klimpel uses the junction between
the unfilteredmass dispersion of digital images and their use as
dynamic artistic objects to insert her ownphotographic yet
fictional model landscapes into the unpredictable algorithmic realm
of globalsearch engines and geotags.
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Photography Now! Vol 2 Amana 2015 ISBN 9784865870961 Acqn
25024Hb 21x15cm 90pp 47ills 36col £33.50
This volume, published with a group exhibition at IMA Gallery in
Tokyo, focuses on four Spanish
photographers – Antonio Xoubanova, Ricardo Cases, Aleix
Plademunt, and Óscar Monzón – whoare emerging as part of a new
trend in contemporary photography, one that is linked witheconomic
and urban developments, and has given rise to communities of
photographers and newphotographic expression. Especially in Spain,
photographers of this new generation areestablishing collectives,
publishing companies, and other independent activities. Includes
top-notch images of painted pigeons, unsolicited snapshots into
cars, and Madrid’s mysterious Casade Campo.
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Sato Shintaro - Night LightsSeigensha Art Publishing 2015 ISBN
9784861524660 Acqn 25307Hb 24x31cm 64pp 46col ills £28.95
Between 1997 and 1999, Sato Shintaro made a series of
photographs of the streets of Tokyo andOsaka at night. His goal was
not to show the popular locations and more recognised scenes,
butrather the everyday disorder of the brightly lit urban landscape
after dark. The images are
remarkable for their complete lack of human presence, despite
that the big Japanese cities areknown for their bustling, chaotic
nature. In the photographer’s words, “The purpose of the lightingis
lost and only the glow remains – providing a glimpse of the streets
we know well from a lessfamiliar perspective.” This reprint of the
original book includes a new essay by photo critic UenoOsamu.
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Workplaces TodayIcop 2015 ISBN 9789082347906 Acqn 25422Hb
14x19cm 312pp 100ills 100col £33.50
'Workplaces Today' is a kaleidoscopic survey of the contemporary
work environment. The bookdiscusses a large variety of places for
knowledge work, ranging from shiny corporate head officesand
cubicled call centres, to raw designer studios and hip co-work
spaces. The book also looks at
how people work from home, on the road, and in public spaces
such cafes, parks and hotels.With illuminating texts and examples
from across the world, the book provides an in depth look atthe
world of today’s office worker.
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Genda 0 - Landscapse As Abandon A+M Bookstore Edizione 2015
ISBN 9788887071597 Acqn 25296Pb 17x24cm 136pp 109ills 90col
£14.50
‘GENDA’ intersects the cultures of West and East with two sets
of editorial staff – one in Italy andone in China – who identify a
common theme that is then elaborated through themisunderstandings
and complexities at the root of every concrete exchange. Applying
aninterdisciplinary approach, seeking to trigger new questions, it
gathers accidental, compressed,distant yet similar material. This
first issue is dedicated to the concept of landscape as abandon
–what remains at the end of a road, the moment a path is
interrupted, or when action leads toimpasse. With contributions by
Jeff Wall, Bas Princen, Volker Heinze, Fan Shi San, Ni Weihua,Zhang
Kechun, and many more.
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Hillie De Rooij – MyopiaEriskay Connection 2015 ISBN
9789492051080 Acqn 25312Pb 20x27cm 72pp 52ills 48col £24.50
With 'Myopia' Hillie de Rooij shows us that we do not simply
look at pictures. There are rules andcodes involved that affect the
way we look at images of the world around us. And this surelycounts
for images of places we have never been before. 'Myopia' deals with
the way Africa isdepicted in Western media and the fact that this
is often based on a stereotype image.Journalistic codes demand a
certain degree of stability. Stability provided by familiar
foundationssuch as vocabulary, perspectives and subject matter. We
also use our memory to interpret
images. But in search of recognition we leave ourselves stuck in
clichés.
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Rene Beekvelt – SmorfiaEriskay Connection 2015 ISBN
9789492051103 Acqn 25313Pb 14x33cm 42pp 24col ills £11.95
For hundreds of years Catholic Neapolitans have gathered around
for ‘la smorfia’, a bingo-game,where dreams are associated with the
numbers 1 to 90. ‘La Mamma’ is 52, if she is laughing, thenumber is
9, meaning fertility. The cat is 3, the child is 2 and 89 „la
vecchia“, is the old woman.The lottery spans your whole life. From
naked birth to naked death, through hard times and warmsummer
nights. René Beekvelt often visited the city of Naples. He wandered
around through thenarrow streets where there is unlikely chaos. He
intensely enjoyed the sincerity of the
Neapolitans and all facets of life taking place so openly. A
selection of his images are used in thisSmorfia card-set.
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New Horizons 14 Postcards - Bruno van den ElshoutEriskay
Connection 2015 ISBN 9789492051097 Acqn 25316Pb 16x11cm 14pp 14col
ills £10.70 +VAT
On New Years Eve 2011 artist Bruno van den Elshout launches his
camera-machine on the roof
of a hotel on the beach in The Hague (NL). His goal is to
capture the North Sea-horizon one yearround. In the middle of an
economic crisis the horizon provides us with a stable and
calmingcounterpart, such is his thought. What began as a seemingly
random idea grows through variousexhibitions and beach expeditions
into a major project. These are 14 postcards taken from thenumerous
images in the book.
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Boris Mikhailov - Arles Paris...andTarasieve 2015 ISBN
9782954476452 Acqn 25455Hb 29x23cm 86pp 78ills 72col £28.95
Born in Kharkiv and already active as a photographer in Soviet
times, Boris Mikhaïlov isconsidered one of the most successful
photographers to have emerged from the former USSR.His style
combines social documentary with conceptual art. The series ‘Arles,
Paris… and’comprises 67 photographs from 1989, retouched by the
artist 26 years later, which thereby offer afresh perspective on
his work. Made on his first trip to the West, shortly after the
Soviet Bloccollapsed, the black-and-white images, now ornamented
with gold and splashes of colour, reflecthis discovery of a new
world, and convey his sense of wonder and disbelief. With an essay
by
Chantal Pontbriand.
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Anna & Bernhard Blume - La Photographie
TranscendantaleEditions Xavier Barral 2015 ISBN 9782365110778 Acqn
25319Hb 20x31cm 122pp 106ills 7col £32Text in French
This book includes Anna & Bernhard Blume's photographic
series, along with a selection ofphotographs (from the collections
of the IGPP: Institut fur Grenzgebiete der Psychologie
undPsychohygiene) illustrating paranormal phenomena from the late
19th and early 20th centuries, asource of inspiration for the
artists. Essays by Clément Chéroux and Andreas Fischer, co-curators
of the exhibition, examine Anna & Bernhard Blume's work in its
artistic context. They areaccompanied by Bernhard Blume's thoughts
on photography.
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Pierre de FenoylEditions Xavier Barral 2015 ISBN 9782365110730
Acqn 24759
Hb 25x29cm 280pp 200ills £42.95From his first journeys to India
and Egypt to the observation of the French southwest landscape,as
part of the DATAR project, the book offers an exploration into
Pierre de Fenoÿl’s work throughabout 150 photographs. Haunted by
the question of time and memory in photography, de Fenoÿltirelessly
photographed landscapes and revealed their historical and sacred
memory.
Alongside the visual exploration of his work, three texts
signed by Peter Galassi, Virginie Chardinand Jacques Damez shed
light on the multi-faceted figure that was Pierre de Fenoÿl.
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