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Oliver Hartung - Syria Al-AssadOliver Hartung's remarkable photobook Syria Al Assad is a document of his travels through the troubled region between 2007 and 2009. Photographing monuments, signs and propaganda loyal to the Assad regime, Hartung forges a typology of state control, manipulation and sentiment. Published by the brilliant Spector Books (Leipzig), this stunningly produced publication features perforated pages, which can be torn out and rearranged. 128 pages, 23. 5 x 30.

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Frank Berger has developed a photographic method which can be described as a gesture of insistence

Show Them is a collection of photographs by celebrated Melbourne-based street photographer Jesse Marlow

terror and disease in the hope of raising awareness and inspiring intervention and change

This book covers his work from the 1960s and 70s – when it was at its most radical

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but rather acknowledged as a quality in themselves

Dutch philosopher Rene Gabriels and Onomatopee director Freek Lomme

- being covered in sweat and falling in dirt

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The Sun Shone Glaringly evokes all the tropes of the LA myth to address an essential question: how do popular representations of Los Angeles affect our everyday experience of the city

the art itself occurring exclusively in outdoor

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