Hans W. Mende - Grenzarchiv West-Berlin 1978/1979 (signed) essays

Hans W. Mende - Grenzarchiv West-Berlin 1978/1979 (signed) essaysPeperoni Books 2010 In 1978 the Wall was not an excitement for most of the people from West Berlin. The reality of this intra urban border, which is incomprehensible to this day, had become part of the living environment and was as natural as the Kurfrstendamm or the philharmonic orchestra. During his more than 160 km long border survey Hans W. Mende has captured the Wall and border facilities, but primarily the development of the urban space close to

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What Szarkowski recognized in the three artists was a shared fascination with the commonplace and a novel application of a documentary language to personal expression

The book includes an extensive text written by Fukase himself and a modern essay by Tomo Kosuga

increasingly enter into a constructive tension and a dialogue with the images and their viewers and possibly their own experiences

a quality of light and a sensibility of mind awaken us to moments bordering on reverie

Trabandt’s pictures enable the viewer to become familiar with the topic of cancer beyond the moments of shock and fear and to deal with the disease in a meaningful way

each with a jacket

more than half of which are published here for the first time

on the top shelf of the hall cupboard

New Documents signaled a watershed moment in the history of American photography

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