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    Michal Chelbin - Sailboats And SwansTwin Palms Publishers 2013 ISBN 9781936611034 Acqn 21514Hb 30x32cm 120pp 62col ills 47

    There is nothing easy about it.It is a constructed moment, a scene within a scene, the real within the unreal. They are moments,lunga fermata, suspensions of time in the midst of what might otherwise be unbearable.The images are about a kind of discomforttheirs, hers, mine and ours. It is like an old fashioned

    staring contestone guy looks at the other and the first one who blinks is the loser, except MichalChelbin never blinks. Instead she captures with the click of a shutter. Chelbin is always looking,drawing what is hidden to the surface. She captureswe shudder. A.M. HomesWriter of controversial novels and unusual stories.

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    Mayumi Hosokura Kazanartbeat 2012 ISBN 9784902080414 Acqn 21717

    Pb 23x29cm 104pp 73col ills 45

    Photographer Mayumi Hosokura is known for her works that depict a delicate sensitivity fornature and a unique portrayal of the beauty and intimacy of young people. Powerful anddreamlike juxtapositions of the human form with natural and organic shapes and textures fill thepages of this, her first solo publication.

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    Ulrike Lienbacher - Nude, PensiveFotohof 2012 ISBN 9783902675774 Acqn 21862Hb 24x30cm 128pp 80ills 40col 25

    Ulrike Lienbachers new book is all about viewing the naked body. The title stems from a postcardshe found showing a pin-up girl on a bed, lost in contemplation, and entitled nude, pensive.Lienbachers book reflects the many aspects of nudity: as an ancient motif in art history in thenew house-of-cards images and photographs from the figure drawing class at the Academy to the(naked) body as an object for the pornographic gaze. The richly illustrated volume contains newdrawings, preceded by a block of black-and-white photographs of body studies, and previously

    unpublished photographic works museum scenes, still lives and interiors.

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    Wout Berger - When I Open My EyesFotohof 2012 ISBN 9783902675750 Acqn 21864Pb 24x31cm 130pp 64col ills 25

    For over thirty-five years, Ive been living on the IJsselmeer. When I open my eyes in themorning, the first thing I see is the IJsselmeer. Sometimes I take a picture of it, but really seeingit is something else. Not until a friend of mine said to me, You live in your subject matter, did thepenny drop. I placed a tripod at a fixed spot in front of the bedroom window and began to look. Atfirst youre grateful for every sailboat that comes along. Every intense sky: a photograph. Butbefore long you start keeping every distraction out of the picture. Its what anyone open to thesubject matter ends up doing. Sixty photographs in all: together they make the IJsselmeer. Noone photograph is nicer than another. If you start looking at photographs that way, you get lost in

    aesthetics. Im not after aesthetics. I want to photograph wind, light-elements that we know onlyby their manifestations. (Wout Berger, excerpt from the artists statement in the book )

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    Blaffert & Wamhof JHQFotohof 2012 ISBN 9783902675828 Acqn 21865Hb 24x30cm 128pp 73ills 64col 33.50

    Photographic artists Nicole Blaffert and Franz Wamhof lived at the JHQ over a period of twomonths, photographing the architecture, landscape and people. JHQ is short for JointHeadquarters and designates the merger of various military general staffs of NATO and theBritish armed forces in Germany. The complex located near Mnchengladbach very muchresembles a small town with a complete infrastructure and was built between 1952 and 1954; it isscheduled to close down in late 2013. This is a photographic book with a personal documentary-like view of the dissolution of a relic from the Cold War.

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    Osmos Magazine: Issue 01Osmos 2013 ISBN 9780988340411 Acqn 22126Pb 23x28cm 96pp 130ills 100col 19

    After cofounding Fantom in 2009 in Milan and New York in 2009, Cay Sophie Rabinowitz iscontinuing the endeavor by launching her magazine with the new name ofOsmos. Nourishing

    contemporary perspectives in photography and the visual arts, and delivering a unique view onthe art of photography and contemporary creativity, its content is divided into recurring thematicsections: "Eye to Eye," in which two photographers converse; "By Appointment Only," whichlooks to a particular collection; "Eye of the Beholder," where gallerists discuss the talents theyexpose; "Means to an End," about the side effects of non-artistic image production. With a radicalblend of arresting images, print quality and distinctive design, Osmos is the only magazine in themarket fostering photography as the medium crossing all creative industries and practices-advertising, art, design, fashion and media-aiming at the core of our imagination.

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    Rijksmuseum - Wijnanda Deroonai010 publishers ISBN 9789462080713 Acqn 22265Hb 23x29cm 192pp 200col ills 30.95

    Dutch/American photographer Wijnanda Deroo has followed and photographed the renovationand transformation of the Rijksmuseum since 2004. This book, designed by Irma Boom, ispublished to mark the museum's re-opening in 2013, bringing together the best of these photos.

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    Mike Brodie - A Period of Juvenile ProsperityTwin Palms Publishers 2013 ISBN 9781936611027 Acqn 22279Hb 28x33cm 104pp 60col ills 47

    At 17 Mike Brodie hopped his first train close to his home in Pensacola, FL thinking he would visita friend in Mobile, AL. Instead the train went in the opposite direction to Jacksonville, FL. Dayslater, Brodie rode the same train home, arriving back where he started. Nonetheless, it sparkedsomething and Brodie began to wander across the U.S. by any means that were free - walking,hitchhiking and train hopping. Shortly after, Brodie found a Polaroid camera stuffed behind acarseat. With no training in photography, the instant camera was an opening for Brodie to

    document his experiences. As a way of staying in touch with his transient community, Brodieshared his pictures on various websites gaining the moniker The Polaroid Kidd [sic]. When thePolaroid film he used was discontinued, Brodie switched to 35mm film and a sturdy 1980scamera. Brodie spent years crisscrossing the U.S. amassing a collection, now appreciated as oneof the most impressive archives of American travel photography. When asked about his approachto travel and photography Brodie has said sometimes I take a train the wrong way orwhateverhappens a photo will come out of it, so it doesnt really matter where I end up.

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    Mao Ishikawa - Hot Days In OkinawaFoil Co. Ltd 2013 ISBN 9784902943801 Acqn 22382Pb 19x26cm 96pp 76ills 32

    Since embarking on her professional career as a photographer in 1975, Mao Ishikawasbirthplace of Okinawa has also been a reliable and constant theme in her work, which avoidssimple classification as documentary, or even autobiography. Hot Days in Okinawa revisits herdebut series, when the 22-year-old Ishikawa went to work in a bar exclusive to foreigners

    primarily black members of the U.S. military. For two years she lived and captured familiar scenesof everyday life around her, portraying soldiers and women living furiously and vividly in Okinawatowards the end of the Vietnam War. A short text by Ishikawa accompanies the numerous black-and-white images.

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    The Silent Strength Of Liu XiaFoil Co. Ltd 2013 ISBN 9784902943825 Acqn 22424Pb 19x19cm 56pp 40ills 15.95

    Poet, painter, and photographer Liu Xia is a notable figure in the contemporary Chinese art world,and is the wife and spokesperson of Liu Xiaobo, the imprisoned 2010 Nobel Laureate. Liu Xia hasbeen under house arrest since January 2010. The compelling photos in this book feature life-likedolls representing the Chinese people, the artist and her husband. The dolls are positioned in aseries of vignettes that evoke confinement, repression and manifesting escape from authoritariancontrol and censorship. In her critical text, Cui Weiping describes them as physically unable tomove, as entirely passive, and yet their spirits burst forth, expressing anger and resistance.

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    Eye Ohashi PieceFoil Co. Ltd 2013 ISBN 9784902943818 Acqn 22425Pb 21x29cm 84pp 66col ills 36

    Japanese photographer Eye Ohashi is recognisable for her luminous, dream-like and melancholystyle, which captures such things as natural landscapes, plants, animals and architecture. Theseries of images found in Piece reflects the fragmented, arbitrary nature of existence through itsbroken subjects: landscapes altered by exterior forces, such as erosion, or things disused andneglected, such as buildings and objects, or even portraits of unlucky chance, like an injuredbutterfly or a childs prosthetic limb. Transient phenomena like blossoms, candles and the subtleshift of light are also pictured. These so-called fragments of life are all beautifully depictedthrough Ohashis lens.

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    Koos Breukel And Roy Villevoye TiVan Zoetendaal 2013 ISBN 9789462260085 Acqn 22472Pb 20x30cm 140pp 104col ills 37

    In 2011, artist Roy Villevoye and photographer Koos Breukel visited the small settlement ofAsmat T in Papua, where hunter-gatherer people have lived for generations in complete isolationin the rainforest. Villevoye and Breukel each made portraits according to their respectivebackground and perspective of all 120 inhabitants images that attest to the universal essence ofmankind.

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    Mies Van Der Rohe - Photographs By Yoshihiko UedaKajima Institute Publishing Co 2013 ISBN 9784306094192 Acqn 22473Hb 24x33cm 396pp 150col ills 140

    Acclaimed Japanese photographer Yoshihiko Ueda embarks upon an introspective pilgrimage todiscover the architecture of Mies van der Rohe in this elegant photo book. His passion for the

    famed Modernists work is palpable, as he approaches each subject with loving, almost ritualisticcare. Uedas camera often focuses on the details: textures and grains, doorknobs and furniture,the natural surroundings, the way the light falls, or overlooked corners and unexpected views. Heguides us with a sense of physically moving through the place, glancing around, taking it all inwith the repetition and progression of viewpoints.

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