Schilt Publishing Jul-Dec 2014 Catalogue

Schilt Publishing July – December 2014

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Diana Matar Evidence

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Anna Fox Resort 2 Butlin’s Bognor Regis

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Lauren Fleishman The Lovers

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Elliot Ross Other Animals

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Camille Renée Devid My Other Side (Grey Matters 5)

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Donald Weber & Arthur Bondar Barricade, The EuroMaidan Revolt (Grey Matters 6)

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World Press Photo Next #04 The 2014 Joop Swart Masterclass

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View From Inside - Contemporary Arab Photography, Video and Mixed Media Art Anna Fox Resort 1 Butlin’s Bognor Regis Robert King Democratic Desert Elena Perlino Pipeline Trafficking in Italy

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Stories of Change Beyond the Arab Spring Matt Gunther Probable Cause Scott Daniel Ellison Iowa, Ohio Nicholas Albrecht One, No One, and One Hundred Thousand Malcolm Venville The Women Of Casa X World Press Photo 2014 Dutch Edition

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Lucia Ganieva Ermitazhniki (Grey Matters 1) Chiara Tocci Life After Zog (Grey Matters 2) Matthew Murray Ska (Grey Matters 3) Gesche Würfel Basement Sanctuaries (Grey Matters 4) Lorena Ros Unspoken World Press Photo Laureates from Russia and the Soviet Union 1955-2013

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Jane Hilton Precious Jane Hilton Dead Eagle Trail World Press Photo Next #01, Next #02 and Next #03 Vadim Gushchin Everyday Objects/Cultural Treasures David Chancellor Hunters

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Louise Baring Emmy Andriesse Joshua Lutz Hesitating Beauty Louisa Marie Summer Jennifer’s Family Elliot Ross Animal Igor Moukhin My Moscow Sergey Chilikov Selected Works 1978-

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Donald Weber Interrogations Yaakov Israel The Quest for the Man on the White Donkey Berezner, Chmyreva, Tarasova & Watriss Contemporary Russian Photography Chris Harrison I Belong Jarrow Lorena Guillen Vaschetti Historia, Memoria y Silencios Sophie Zenon Roads Over Troubled Water

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Martin Parr Parr by Parr Rena Effendi Liquid Land Damion Berger In The Deep End

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Dear friends,

Schilt Publishing was officially born on September 23rd 2009, so September 23rd 2014 marks our five-year jubilee! Five gloriously successful years filled with outstanding photography and superbly produced books. In that time, Schilt Publishing has become one of the few fine art publishing houses in the world that really makes the difference and we are extremely grateful to everyone who has helped us achieve this. We won’t even try to begin to name all of you involved because there’s just not enough space, but we’re sure you all know who we mean.

The Schilt Publishing team is so happy to work with you and will continue to work with you to become even better in the next five years. Thank you!

Earlier this year, we started our new company Schilt Publishing Gallery and we are delighted to say that the gallery is already a great success. Our opening show featuring the work of the irresistible Mario Giacomelli has been quite extraordinary, appreciated by both the general public and collectors and museums. Our next show will open early June 2014: Jane Hilton, one of our finest photographers, will present work from the two books we have published: Dead Eagle Trail and Precious. It promises to be another superb show so please do contact us for an appointment if you would like to view it.

We toyed with the idea of producing a special book for our fifth anniversary, but with so many fantastic books due to appear this fall, it got us thinking: isn’t publishing such high-class work the best gift we can offer? We decided it is, and that it wouldn’t make any sense to publish a one-off while so many extraordinary books will soon be shining a light on all of us! So here’s what you can expect in the second half of 2014: Diana Matar’s exquisite book Evidence, the cumulation of six years work on political disappearance. Years ago the artist’s father-in-law, a Libyan opposition leader, was kidnapped by the Egyptian secret service and handed over to the Gaddafi regime; he has been missing ever since.

A truly miraculous book made by a truly miraculous woman.

Anna Fox’s second book features her superb work on Butlin’s Bognor Regis: Resort 2. The adult themed weekends held in these British holiday camps are the subject of the book and it definitely promises to be as intriguing and eye-catching as Resort 1!

Lauren Fleishman’s intimate, inspiring and moving set of portraits in words and photographs of couples that have lived together for over fifty years is fittingly entitled The Lovers.

Elliot Ross’s second book, Other Animals, demonstrates in his unique and artistically brilliant way the zealous and loving bond he has with animals.

Newly-graduated Dutch photographer Camille Renée Devid confronts us with her failing body in a very mature and frank style in My Other Side (Grey Matters 5).

Donald Weber & Arthur Bondar have produced a gripping, serious, and at times humorous testimony of the Maidan uprising in Kiev, which led to a renewed cold or even warm war, Barricade – The EuroMaidan Revolt (Grey Matters 6).

Originally intended for emerging talent, we decided to open up our Grey Matters series for established photographers who have produced shorter series which we consider to be too important not to be published in book form. It is an ideal showcase for Donald’s collaboration with young Ukrainian photographer Arthur Bondar.

And last but not least, Next #04, our continuing great series showing the work of young photographers who were chosen to participate in World Press Photo’s 2014 Joop Swart Masterclass.

So these are the seven new great books we are offering as a gift to photography book lovers all over the world. We hope you’ll enjoy them and that you will continue to support us by buying our books.

Please sign up through our website and become a Rhubarbino so that you can gain access to many extra attractive features. And if you order a book as a Rhubarbino between July 1st and December 31st 2014, you will receive a special present for showing your loyalty to us! As our birthday treat to you!

Maarten Schilt, May 2014

Diana Matar

Design: Diana Matar & Victor Levie, MV LevievanderMeer, Amsterdam ISBN 978 90 5330 842 2 Format 19 x 24 cm (portrait) Hardbound with cloth cover and embossed photo 176 pages with approx. 69 photos in full colour World rights; German rights under option November 2014 £42.50 | $65 | €50

Fifteen of the images in Evidence will be exhibited at the Tate Modern in: Conflict, Time, Photography. November 27th, 2014 - April 14th 2015. The book will be launched at the start of this show.

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Evidence

Evidence is the cumulation of six years work on political disappearance by the photographer Diana Matar. Years ago the artist’s father-in-law, a Libyan opposition leader, was kidnapped by the Egyptian secret service and handed over to the Gaddafi regime; he has been missing ever since.

The first third of the book is a meditation on absence told through photographs and excerpts of letters written by the artist to her missing father-in-law, Jaballa. Slowly the book begins to change as it is made clear that Jaballa’s actions have implications for her own life and her family’s safety. As she travels through London, Libya, Italy and California, the images and diary entries take one on a journey through contemporary history.

Crafted as an homage to one man, the book shows the cruel effects of dictatorship on intimate relationships and family life.

Diana Matar is a photographer

what happened inside; when she

award. Her work is held in numerous

based in London. Her work, which

photographs a tree she is interested in

public and private collections and has

often incorporates testimony, archive

the events it has witnessed over its

been published in the New Yorker,

or text, investigates issues of

lifespan. When she makes a portrait

Internazionale, Ojo de Pez and many

immigration, representation, urban

she is trying to render something

other publications. She has exhibited

development, and political disappea-

about what the person has already

at Saatchi Gallery, London, Gallery of

rance. Neither her subject matter nor

experienced rather than the present

Photography Temple Bar, Dublin,

the location where she works are

moment in their life.

Fotographie Forum International,

stable. Instead, what ties her work

Matar has been the recipient of the

Frankfurt, Noorderlicht Fotofestival,

together is its relationship to history

Deutsche Bank Pyramid Award for Fine

Q ARTS Derby and the Plymouth

and memory. When Diana Matar

Art and The International Fund for

Museum, amongst others.

photographs a building she is not

Documentary Photography, and has

concerned with its structure but with

been nominated for the Prix Pictet

Anna Fox

Resort 2 Butlin’s Bognor Regis

£45.00 | $60 | €50

For two years British photographer Anna Fox documented holiday culture at the iconic Butlin’s resort in the seaside town of Bognor Regis, West Sussex. This new book, Resort 2 is the second part of the Resort project. Resort 1, published in the fall of 2013, looked at “Family Breaks” at this renowned holiday camp, providing a unique insight into contemporary British leisure culture. Resort 2 observes a very different kind of holiday, the themed adult breaks, taking place about once every six weeks inside this very British setting. Butlin’s, famed for its family holidays since its creation in the mid-1930’s, needed to rework its branding from the 1970’s onwards. Cheap package holidays started to draw families away from this popular resort and several of the camps closed down.

Having attracted tens of millions of holidaymakers since its creation in 1936, the popularity of Butlin’s was at stake and after the rebranding of the “Family Breaks” came a new invention – the “Adult only Themed Weekends”. Steeped in a carnival atmosphere, these raucous weekends bring out a range of fantastic characters from groups of imitation pop icons such as Amy Winehouse and Elvis to gangs of male fairies. With various titles such as “Back to the 60’s” or “90’s Re-loaded” and the marvellous “Hot Summer Party”, these weekends attract thousands of work-worn adults ready to try out exotic fancy dress and party hard for two days and three nights.

Shot using both medium- and large-format, Fox’s deeply saturated colour photographs provide a fascinating insight into an a previously unseen side of holiday camp culture.

Resort 2 includes 40 photographs from the series, with an essay by David Chandler.

Still available!

“Fox’s Butlin’s photographs often blur the lines between the staged and the

Resort 1

carefully observed, between the orchestrated and the documentary. Fox is, at

Butlin’s Bognor Regis

heart, an observer; and Resort 1 is a sustained observation that, on closer

ISBN 978 90 5330 803 5

inspection, reveals the bizarre interiority of the Butlin’s experience.” The Guardian

Design: MV LevievanderMeer, Amsterdam ISBN 978 90 5330 840 0 Format 23,8 x 30 cm (portrait) Hardbound with dust jacket 104 pages with approx. 40 photos in full colour World rights September 2013

£45 | $65 | €50 “If in Resort 1, adults, teenagers, and children collectively consume Butlin’s numerous offerings under blue skies and neon lights, Resort 2, to be published in the near future, will focus on Butlin’s adult breaks and weekends. One might suspect, given Anna Fox’s repertoire and keenness towards the peculiar, that Resort 2 might unveil something far less quotidian and mundane occurring behind the extraordinary idyllic, yet slightly unsettling curtain of Resort 1. We wait with curious anticipation.” American Suburb X

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Born in 1961 and completing her degree in Audiovisual studies at The Surrey Institute, Farnham in 1986, Anna Fox has been working in photography and video for over twenty years. Influenced by the British documentary tradition and US ‘New Colourists’, her first work Workstations (published by and exhibited first at Camerawork, London 1988) observed, with a critical eye, London office culture in the mid-Thatcher years. Her later work documenting weekend wargames, Friendly Fire, was exhibited in the exhibition Warworks at the Victoria & Albert Museum, the Netherlands Foto Institute and the Canadian Museum of Contemporary Photography.

Her solo shows have been seen at The Photographer’s Gallery, London and The Museum of Contemporary Photography, Chicago, and her work has been included in numerous international group shows – Through the Looking Glass, Centre of the Creative Universe: Liverpool and the Avant-garde, and How We Are: Photographing Britain, amongst others.

Anna Fox is Professor of Photography at the University for the Creative Arts at Farnham, UK.

Lauren Fleishman The Lovers

Design: MV Levievandermeer, Amsterdam ISBN: 978 90 5330 836 3 Format: 23 x 17 cm. landscape 176 pages with approx. 80 images in full colour World rights October 2014 £32.50 | $50 | €40 Schilt Publishing, Amsterdam

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The Lovers is a photographic series of couples that have shared their lives for more than 50 years. Inspired by a love letter written by Lauren Fleishman’s grandfather to her grandmother early in their marriage, Lauren was moved to find more intertwined souls like theirs. Through colour photographs, voice recordings and text, she documents the stories of intimacy and commitment of elderly couples across the United States and Europe.

As a photographer, Lauren Fleishman has always been attracted to the beauty of love and lovers. Her project extends this attraction to a domain that is largely unexplored, and more importantly, not well documented visually. Like her other work, this project addresses both artistic and documentary angles: sociology and the human geography of emotions, as well as the aesthetics of the body. In this work, colour photographs are combined with interviews where the subjects, elderly couples intimately involved for over five decades, describe their love and relationship. Couples from different backgrounds provide a look at the realities of love: how the previous generation experienced it, survived it, and, more importantly, how it appears in their lives. The body politics of the project become especially clear when gay and lesbian couples or couples with ill spouses are considered. In this respect, Fleishman’s pictures play a central role in addressing homophobia and increasing awareness of age-related issues.

The visual aspect of the project is complemented with the very personal interviews with the couples. Lauren Fleishman considers these an indispensable part of the work, always conducted before she takes the photograph. It is this process of remembering that can bring out a deep tenderness in the couples. As they speak, it is as if they are weaving their own love stories.

For Fleishman, working with these couples often feels like a last chance to do this together. Her personal relationship to this project is based on personal experience; after her grandfather’s death, she found a series of love letters written to her grandmother during the Second World War. The letters connected her to her grandfather and his sixty-three-year long marriage in a way that she had not been able to connect with him in life. By witnessing his youth through his love of her grandmother, Lauren was able to see him more clearly. Finding these letters set her off on a long journey of research, starting with couples in the neighbourhood in New York where she then lived and continuing throughout the United States and Europe.

Lauren Fleishman is a photographer based in New York and Paris.

Born and raised in the Midwood section of Brooklyn, she attended the School of Visual Arts with a Vice Presidential Academic Scholarship.

In 2000, she was awarded a full scholarship to study at the prestigious Ecole Supérieure des Beaux-Arts in Paris. In 2003, Lauren was named one of PDN’s 30 young photographers to watch. Lauren’s clients include Esquire, The Fader, The New York Times Magazine, Newsweek and Time Magazine. She was included in American Photography for four consecutive years and was an award recipient in the 2007 PDN Annual for her Time magazine work entitled “Sixteen Candles”. Lauren has exhibited her personal project on love and aging at the main branch of The Brooklyn Public Library and is a 2010 Camera Club of New York Residency recipient. She is a 2011 award recipient in the PDN Annual for her Time magazine multimedia piece that focuses on the use of photography as an aid to amnesia.

Elliot Ross

Other Animals Text by Diana L. Daniels Other Animals is the sequel to American artist Elliot Ross’ critically acclaimed book of photographic animal portraits titled Animal (Schilt Publishing 2010). Approaching more closely subjects of many species, he has continued examining his thoughts and feelings about being an animal in a world with other animals: the wonder and beauty, as well as the unease. In this book he studies other species’ similarities and differences, their textures, physiques, and apparent physiognomies while using free-hand drawing techniques he has developed within digital imaging. The result is a group of strikingly sculptural black-and-white portraits that are at once photographs and drawings.

Design: MV LevievanderMeer, Amsterdam ISBN 978-90-5330-835-6 Format: 24 x 32 cm. portrait Hardcover with dust jacket 104 pages with approx. 50 photos in tritone World rights September 2014 £30 | €40 | $60

Each image in Animal is not only a portrait of a non-human animal; it is, in many ways, a self-portrait (for each of us shares DNA with other species) and also a question: What can be known and what is unknowable in our relationships with other animal species? I believe no one has summarized the psychological complexity of how we relate to other animals better than this contemporary American philosopher: In the case of our relationship with animals, a sense of the difficulty with reality may involve…a sense of astonishment and incomprehension that there should be beings so like us, so unlike us, so astonishingly capable of being companions of ours and so unfathomably distant. How powerfully strange it is that they and we should share as much as we do, and also not share; that they should be capable of incomparable beauty and delicacy and terrible ferocity; that some among them should be so mind-bogglingly weird or repulsive in their forms or in their lives. - Cora Diamond

Still available!

Animal Text by Manfred Zollner ISBN 978 90 5330 730 4 £29.95 | $60 | €39.90 Special edition ISBN 978 90 5330 736 6 Edition of 50 £225 | $350 | €250

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Elliot Ross was born in Chicago.

He was awarded a Master of Fine Arts degree from the San Francisco Art Institute in 1971. His work can be found in the collections of many famous institutes around the world.

Ross is represented by Schilt Publishing Gallery. He lives in San Francisco and New York City.

Camille Renée

My Other Side

Grey Matters 5

Devid When something happens with your body in such a way that it influences your daily life dramatically, it causes you to live in a twilight zone. Camille Renée Devid’s My Other Side shows and admits sides of herself which one cannot see from the outside. Her physical struggle is an intimate and lonely fight; it even became an obsession.

At first, Camille was mentally not able to photograph her own fragile nudity and physical weakness. But in the end she had no choice.

Design: Victor Levie, MV Levievandermeer, Amsterdam ISBN: 978 90 5330 839 4 Format: 22 x 24,5 cm. portrait Grey carton softcover with banderole 60 pages with approx. 30 photos in tritone

She had to do it for her own future well-being and to release her artistic creativity. She decided to set aside her fear and started photographing herself in her darkest moments; shooting when she was feeling old, ugly, worn out and in pain. No longer the pretty, fearless and successful young woman she used to be.

But during that process she found out that showing her vulnerability helped her a lot. It turned out to be not only negative but above all a source of empathy, connection, courage, creativity, even of love.

And it did release the best of her artistic capabilities, because Camille’s powerful and passionate black-and-white photographs are a shocking, sincere but at the same time very moving search for lost happiness.

World rights September 2014 £12.50 | $20 | €15

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Camille Renée Devid graduated from the Artemis Styling Academie in Amsterdam. There she discovered the power of image. It became her passion to make her own trend books and images. In the end she decided to follow her passion: she entered the Foto Academie Amsterdam. She graduated at the end of 2013.

Camille’s work is strongly influenced by her international background, having lived in Curaçao, France and Spain. She is currently based in Amsterdam.

Donald Weber

Barricade

Grey Matters 6

& Arthur Bondar The EuroMaidan Revolt Text by Larry Frolick

Design: Victor Levie, MV Levievandermeer, Amsterdam ISBN: 978 90 5330 841 7 Format: 22 x 24,5 cm. portrait Grey carton softcover with banderole 60 pages with approx.

30 photos in tritone World rights October 2014 £12.50 | $20 | €15

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“Goat Swamp” (Ukr.: Kozyne Boloto) is the original name of the area in central Kiev where Maidan Nezalezhnosti or Independence Square finds itself the current epicentre of global tensions. Unlike sheep, goats do what they will and command special attention in folklore for their pugnacious and fertile abandonment to freedom.

So it is with the creative accoutrements of these anonymous street fighters, their homemade uniforms, molotovs, trophies, and tire barricades – the smoking language of the Revolt’s siege apparatus, as photographed by Donald Weber and Arthur Bondar.

The two worked independently to bring a dual perspective to the orchestrated chaos of a deadly street theatre. Weber focuses on cataloging the expressive impulses behind the protesters’ stoic dissimilitude and the almost holy rapture of their public self-assertion. Bondar explores redaction and heavy censorship, using inkblots to deny and assert the truth of visual interpretations. The final barricade lies in the political language of representation itself.

Ukraine’s absolute polarities of past and future, its utter blackness and transcendent light, are the deeper themes of their interpretation. Barricade is a high-risk collaboration with the hundreds of brave men and women whose unquenchable thirst for change fuels hope for a new generation.

Arthur Bondar was born in the metallurgical city of Krivoy Rog, Ukraine, on July 3rd 1983. After studying in his own town he entered the National Linguistic University and Donald Weber was originally trained

Weber is the recipient of numerous

moved to Kiev in 2000. He received a

as an architect and worked with urban

awards and fellowships, including a

bachelor’s degree in English philology

theorist Rem Koolhaas’ Office for

Guggenheim Fellowship, the

2000-2004. He tried almost twenty

Metropolitan Architecture (OMA) in

Lange-Taylor Prize, the Duke and

jobs before he found his way in

Rotterdam, the Netherlands. He has

Duchess of York Prize, two World

photography.

since devoted himself to the study of

Press Photo Awards, PDN’s 30, as well

Arthur Bondar is a freelancer and

how power deploys an all-encompas-

as being named an Emerging Photo

shoots his own documentary projects.

sing theatre for its subjects; what he

Pioneer by American Photo and

He studied photography at New York

records is its secret collaboration with

shortlisted for the prestigious

University and was a participant of the

both masters and victims.

Scotiabank Photography Prize. His

Eddie Adams Workshop and

Weber is the author of two books. His

diverse photography projects have

NOOR-Nikon Masterclass. Arthur was

first, Bastard Eden, Our Chernobyl

been exhibited as installations,

awarded a Magnum Emergency Fund,

(Photolucida 2011) asked a simple

exhibitions and screenings at festivals

The Documentary Project Fund,

question: What is daily life actually

and galleries worldwide He is a

National Geographic Grant and the

like, in a post-atomic world? His

dedicated teacher, noted for his

Best Photographer of the Year in

second book, Interrogations (Schilt

ongoing series of lectures and

Ukraine. Nowadays Arthur is a part of

Publishing 2011), about post-Soviet

workshops and is a frequent trainer

the VII mentor programme. His works

authority in Ukraine and Russia, has

with World Press Photo. Weber is a

were exhibited and shown

gone on to great acclaim; it was

member of the acclaimed VII Photo

in Canada, U.S.A., England, Germany,

included in Martin Parr and Gerry

and is represented by Circuit Gallery in

France, Belgium, Poland, Lithuania,

Badger’s seminal The Photobook:

Toronto.

Romania, Turkey, Georgia, Russia

A History, Volume III.

and Ukraine.

Next #04 The 2014 Joop Swart Masterclass Schilt Publishing and World Press Photo continue this series with Next #04. The following twelve young photographers have been selected to participate in the 21st edition of the famous annual masterclass, to be held from 2- 8 November 2014 in Amsterdam: From top to bottom, column 1: Bryan Denton, U.S.A. Giorgio Di Noto, Italy Naman Protick Sarker, Bangladesh Andrejs Strokins, Latvia column 2 Isadora Kosofsky, U.S.A. Raphaela Rosella, Australia Design: Heijdens Karwei

Bryan Schutmaat, U.S.A. Emilie Regnier, Canada

ISBN 978 90 5330 838 7

column 3

Format: 17 x 23 cm (portrait)

Bego Antón, Spain

Paperback with flaps 160 pages with

Meeri Koutaniemi, Finland

approx. 140 photos in full colour and

Akos Stiller, Hungary

duotone

Ilona Szwarc, Poland

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In preparation for the masterclass meeting in November, the participants will

£12.50 | $30 | €19,50

execute a photo essay on this year’s theme, “Irresistible”.

Since 1994, the Joop Swart Masterclass has brought together some of the finest young photographers from around the world, and leading professionals in the fields of documentary photography and photojournalism. It offers a focused, intimate and reflective learning experience to young photographers, aiming to foster their intellectual, artistic and professional growth. The Joop Swart Masterclass holds prime position among the workshops, debates and other educational programmes regularly organized within the World Press Photo Academy. It is named after the foundation’s late chairman, who was a passionate supporter of young photographic talent.

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SELECTED backlist

View From Inside Contemporary Arab Photography, Video and Mixed Media Art

Anna Fox Resort 1 Butlin’s Bognor Regis

ISBN 978 90 5330 825 7

£45 | $65 | €50

ISBN 978 90 5330 803 5

£45 | $60 | €50

Check our website schiltpublishing.com for a complete overview of all our titles and special editions!

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Robert King Democratic Desert The War in Syria

Elena Perlino Pipeline Trafficking in Italy

ISBN 978 90 5330 818 9

ISBN 978 90 5330 824 0

£35 | €40 | $50

£27.50 | $45 | €35

Stories of Change Beyond the Arab Spring

Matt Gunther Probable Cause

Scott Daniel Ellison Iowa, Ohio

ISBN 978 90 5330 823 3

ISBN 978 90 5330 820 2

ISBN 978 90 5330 822 6

£37,50 | $60 | €45

£29.95 | €35 | $40

£29.95 | €35 | $40

Nicholas Albrecht One, No One, and One Hundred Thousand

Malcolm Venville The Women Of Casa X

World Press Photo 2014 Dutch Edition

Text by Amanda de la Rosa

ISBN 978 90 5330 826 4

ISBN 978 90 5330 821 9

ISBN 978 90 5330 805 9

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£29.95 | €35 | $40

£35 | $50 | €40

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Grey Matters High-quality, affordable cahiers with top-class photography from emerging and established artists

Lucia Ganieva Ermitazhniki

Chiara Tocci Life After Zog

Matthew Murray Ska

ISBN 978 90 5330 798 4

and other stories

£12.50 | $20 | €15

ISBN 978 90 5330 796 0

Text by Addie and Mitchell Vassie

Grey Matters 1

£12.50 | $20 | €15

ISBN 978 90 5330 812 7

Grey Matters 2

£12.50 | $20 | €15 Grey Matters 3

Gesche Würfel Basement Sanctuaries

Lorena Ros Unspoken

ISBN 978 90 5330 819 6

ISBN 978 90 5330 814 1

£12.50 | $20 | €15

£27.50 | $45 | €35

Grey Matters 4

World Press Photo Laureates from Russia and the Soviet Union 1955-2013 ISBN 978 90 5330 815 8 £45 | $65 | €50

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Jane Hilton Precious

Jane Hilton Dead Eagle Trail

ISBN 978 90 5330 795 3

America’s Twenty-First Century Cowboys

£35 | $55 | €39.90

ISBN 978 90 5330 717 5 £32.50 | $55 | €39.90 Special edition ISBN 978 90 5330 718 2 Edition of 50 copies £225 | $350 | €250

World Press Photo Next #01 ISBN 978 90 5330 762 5 £12.50 | $30 | €19.50

World Press Photo Next #02 ISBN 978 90 5330 781 6 £12.50 | $30 | €19.50

World Press Photo Next #03 ISBN 978 90 5330 804 2

Vadim Gushchin Everyday Objects/ Cultural Treasures

David Chancellor Hunters

ISBN 978 90 5330 792 2

£32.50 | $60 | €50

£45 | $65 | €49.90

Special edition

£12.50 | $30 | €19.50

ISBN 978 90 5330 778 6

isbn 978 90 5330 801 1 Edition of 20 copies £650 | $1000 | €800

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Louise Baring Emmy Andriesse Hidden Lens

Joshua Lutz Hesitating Beauty

Louisa Marie Summer Jennifer’s Family

ISBN 978 90 5330 776 2

Text by Mairéad Byrne

ISBN 978 90 5330 790 8

£24.50 | $35 | €29.90

ISBN 978 90 5330 766 3

£27.50 | $45| €35

Elliot Ross Animal

Igor Moukhin My Moscow

Sergey Chilikov Selected Works 1978-

Text by Manfred Zollner

– Photographs

ISBN 978 90 5330 760 1

ISBN 978 90 5330 730 4

ISBN 978 90 5330 767 0

£27.50 | $45 | €35

£29.95 | $60 | €39.90

£29.95 | $50 | €35

Special edition ISBN 978 90 5330 736 6 Edition of 50 £225 | $350 | €250

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Donald Weber Interrogations Text by Larry Frolick ISBN 978 90 5330 759 5 £24.90 | $40 | €29.90

Yaakov Israel Text by Bill Kouwenhoven

The Quest for the Man on the White Donkey ISBN 978 90 5330 764 9

Final copies available only from

£29.95 | $50 | €35

schiltpublishing.com

Evgeny Berezner, Irina Chmyreva, Natalia Tarasova & Wendy Watriss (FotoFest Houston)

Contemporary Russian Photography ISBN 978 90 5330 768 7 £45 | $65 | €50

Chris Harrison I Belong Jarrow ISBN 978 90 5330 780 9

Lorena Guillen Vaschetti Historia, Memoria y Silencios

Sophie Zenon Roads Over Troubled Water

£27.50 | $45 | €35

ISBN 978 90 5330 761 8

A quest for the soul Une chasse à l’âme Bilder aus Kambodscha

£29.90 | $45 | €35

ISBN 978 90 5330 696 3 £125 | $250 | €150

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Martin Parr Parr by Parr

Rena Effendi Liquid Land

Damion Berger In The Deep End

Text by Quentin Bajac

ISBN 978 90 5330 789 2

ISBN 978 90 5330 713 7

ISBN 978 90 5330 737 3

£24.50 | $40 | €30

£37.50 | $65 | €49.90

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Manager, Distributed books T 020 7845 5000

Karim White

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t 07740 768900

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e k.white@thameshudson.co.uk Cheshire, Cleveland, Cumbria, Co.

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Durham, Lancashire, Greater

Distributed Sales Co-ordinator

Manchester, Merseyside, Northumber-

T 020 7845 5000

land, Sheffield, Tyne & Wear, Yorkshire,

f 020 7845 5055

Ireland, Scotland

e m.garland@thameshudson.co.uk Mike Lapworth UK Territory Managers

t 07745 304 088

Gethyn Jordan

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Key Accounts Manager

Buckinghamshire, Derbyshire,

National Wholesalers

Herefordshire, Leicestershire,

T 020 7845 5000

Lincolnshire, Northants, Nottingham-

f 020 7845 5055

shire, Oxon (except Oxford),

e g.jordan@thameshudson.co.uk

Shropshire, Staffordshire, Warwickshire, West Midlands, Worcestershire

David Howson Key Accounts and London

Ian Tripp

T 020 7845 5000

T 07970 450162

f 020 7845 5055

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e d.howson@thameshudson.co.uk

Channel Islands Cornwall, Devon,

London: E1-E18, EC1-4, N1-22, SE1,

Gloucestershire, Somerset, Wales

SW3, SW7, W1, W2, W8, W11, WC2

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Victoria Hutton

Germany, South and Switzerland

The Near and Middle East

T 07899 941010

Sara Ticci

Middle East incl. Egypt

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Export Sales Department

Stephen Embrey

London Gift Accounts

Thames & Hudson Ltd

Export Sales Department

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Thames & Hudson Ltd e s.embrey@thameshudson.co.uk

James Denton T 07765 403182

Ireland

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Karim White

Iran

South and South East Gift Accounts

t 07740 768900

Bookcity Co.(P.J.S)

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P.O. Box 158757341

Subsidiaries, Agents and Representatives Abroad

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Tehran 16396

Americas

Natasha Ffrench

t +(9821)88459950

Central and South America, Mexico

Export Sales Department

f +(9821)88459949

Natasha Ffrench

Thames & Hudson Ltd

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Export Sales Department

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743 Shariati St.

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Israel Scandinavia, Baltic States, Russia and

Lonnie Kahn Ltd

the CIS

20 Eliyahu Eitan Street

The Caribbean

Per Burell

75703 Rishon Lezion

John Edgeler

t +46 (0)8 85 64 75

t (03) 951 8418

Edgeler Book Services Ltd

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f (03) 951 8415 e aviva@lonibooks.co.il

m +44 7801 866936 t/f +44 1903 265925

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Bas van der Zee

Lebanon

President Kennedylaan 66 huis

Levant Distributors

Europe

1079 NG Amsterdam

PO Box 11-1181

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t +31 6 23 13 76 95

Sin-El-Fil, Al Qalaa Area

Germany)

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Sector No. 5 Bldg #31, 53rd Street

Michael Klein c/o Vertreterbuero Wuerzburg

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Beirut

T +49 931 17 405

Africa (excluding South)

t (01) 488 035

f +49 931 17 410

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f (01) 510 659

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Export Sales Department

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Thames & Hudson Ltd

Namibia, Botswana and Zimbabwe

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Peter Hyde Associates 5 & 7 Speke Street

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France

(Corner Nelson Street)

Interart S.A.R.L.

Observatory 7925

1 rue de l’Est

Cape Town

75020 Paris

t (021) 447 5300

t (1) 43 49 36 60

f (021) 447 1430

f (1) 43 49 41 22

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Distribution in North America

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Thames & Hudson Singapore

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65 Wong Chuk Hang Road

t (65) 6749 3551

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IPS: 866-765-0179

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e customer.service@

t +852 2 553 9289

ingrampublisherservices.com

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Kapil Kapoor Roli Books

Distribution in The Netherlands

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t + 91 11 2921 0886

Michelle Liu, Beijing

m + 91 98 1105 3111

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https://portal.boekhuis.nl/cbonline/

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Scipio Stringer Taiwan

Thames & Hudson Ltd

Ms Helen Lee, Taipei

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Representation in The Netherlands

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Coen Sligting Bookimport Korea

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Groot Nieuwland 27

Debby Chue, Hong Kong

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1811 ET Alkmaar

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The Netherlands

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t +31(0)72 – 511 92 20

Japan

11 Central Boulevard

f +31(0)72 – 511 70 29

Scipio Stringer

Portside Business Park

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Export Sales Department

Fisherman’s Bend

Thames & Hudson Ltd

Victoria 3207

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t (03) 9646 7788

Representation in Flanders/Brussels

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c/o APD Kuala Lumpur

For countries not mentioned

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Nos. 24 & 26 Jalan SS3/41

above, please contact:

2000 Antwerp

47300 Petaling Jaya

Belgium

Selangor, Darul Ehsan

Ian Bartley, Head of Export Sales

t +32 (0)474 - 88 49 68

t (603) 7877 6063

Export Sales Department

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f (603) 7877 3414

Thames & Hudson Ltd

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Expected January – June 2015

Mario Giacomelli Under The Skin Of Reality

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