European Photography 104 Winter 2018/19
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ISBN
MEP0104
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Travel: The Outside Perspective. Nine photographers present their travel projects from nine cities: Nick Hannes (Dubai), Marjan Teeuwen (Gaza), Michael Kenna (Beijing), Renato D'Agostin (Los Angeles), Frank Hallam Day (Bangkok), Guillaume Hebert (Taipei), Shyue Woon (Seoul), Lorenzo Vitturi (Lagos), and Maria Sewcz (Istanbul) | Daegu Photo Biennale | Books on Travels | Editor's Pick | Photobook Dummy Award | Crowdfunding: Books that Made It – 24.0 x 30.0 cm, 80 pages. German/English
| Weight | 0.630000 |
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| Author | Andreas Books by Subject/Medicineller-Pohle (editor) |
| Binding | Magazine |
| Pages | 80 |
| Date Published | 3rd January 2019 |
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| Frequency | 2 issues/year |
| ISBN13/Barcode | 9770172702002 |
| Publisher | European Photography |
Travel: The Outside Perspective. “Travel is the lifeblood of photography. It opens our eyes and sharpens our senses; it infiltrates our thinking: We discover the world not as natives, but rather as strangers.” Introduction by Andreas Müller-Pohle | Nine photographers present their travel projects from nine cities: Nick Hannes (Dubai), Marjan Teeuwen (Gaza), Michael Kenna (Beijing), Renato D'Agostin (Los Angeles), Frank Hallam Day (Bangkok), Guillaume Hebert (Taipei), Shyue Woon (Seoul), Lorenzo Vitturi (Lagos), and Maria Sewcz (Istanbul) | Daegu Photo Biennale's special exhibition "Next Image – The Past of the Future”, with Chan Sook Choi, Knut Kruppa, Jae Yong Rhee, Cortis & Sonderegger, Florian Bong-Kil Grosse, Wenke Seemann, Eric Strelow | Books on Travels, by Michael Najjar, Claude Nori, John S. Webb, Andreas Gehrke, Michael Danner, Tayo Onorato/Nico Krebs | Editor's Pick: European Photography – A Collector's Item | The Aarhus Photobook Dummy Award | “Books that Made It”: Three successful crowdfunding stories, by Wolfgang Zurborn, Frank Gaudlitz, and Yan Preston – European Photography 104. Berlin: European Photography, 2018. 24.0 x 30.0 cm, 80 pages. German/English