Fraglich publishing (17 résultats)

Etat : Good. Good copy, solid binding, unmarked text, covers show some age and reading wear.

Paperback. Etat : Very Good.

Gr. 8°, Softcover/Paperback. Vorarlberg Kultur. Sprache : Englisch. 233 Seiten. Mit vielen farbigen und schw.-weißen Photographien von Lukas Birk. Mit CD Fußschnitt minimale Druckstelle. Sonst sehr gut erhalten. 1863 9783200011304 Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 1126.

Trade Paperback. Etat : New.

Softcover. Etat : Fine. No jacket. Still shrinkwrapped.

Paperback. Etat : New.

Hardcover. Etat : New. 2nd Edition. A Mint / 2nd Edition Rare Signed on specially designed envelope by Edward Garzda edition # 190/300 In publishers glasine package Includes special booklet This is a rarity ,signed by Garzda and edition #190 Solid. Square Unmarked and Mint in all regards. Signed by Author(s).…

Hardcover. Etat : New. 338 pages : illustrations, Wood Cover with screen print. 'Box Camera NOW offers a unique insight into a new generation of Box Camera photographers working on the street and studios with primarily homemade cameras. These rudimentary tools follow a history of street photographers who worked around the globe in parks and on street corners, creating cheap memorabilia and first-time photographic experiences for the masses. These Box Cameras have many names in different languages Afghan Box Camera, Street Box, Camera Minuteros, Lambe Lambe, Cuban Polaroid, Instant Box, Minuite Camera, Kamra-e-faoree, Ruh Khitch, Foto Agüita etc. The concept is always the same: The camera, mostly home made, is used as an instant camera on the street or in parks to take pictures of clients passing bye. The box is camera and dark room at the same time and uses photographic paper as negative and positive. The photographic history books have largely forgotten these type of photographers as it was the image of the poor and often considered as "cheap" photography by studio owners. Likely by historians as the cameras are individually made and do not follow any form of consecutive construction. Box Camera NOW encompasses 54 photographers from 21 countries around the globe. Each photographer with is own style and adaptation of Box Camera photography. Each one with his own unique ability to turn light and sensitive paper into a memorable object. With images by: Adrien Tache, Alain Paris, Aurélien de Saint André, Barbara Ghidini, Benoit Capponi, Cássia Xavier & Gustavo Falqueiro, Charlotte Guey, Chen Zi Wua, Clément Marion, Conrado Pinamonti, Low CQ, Damien Gautier, Daniel Robinson, Diogo Baptista, Ferdows Faghir, Flo Gales, George Papageorgiou, Gianni De Gregorio, Guillaume Koessler, Hans Zeeldieb, Irwandi, M. Fajar Apriyanto & Ade Aulia Rahman, Iris Chauveau, Jean-Michel Delage, Jeffrey Lim, Jorge Luis , Joshua Carroll, Justine Montmarché & Sébastien Bergeron, Landry Dunand, Leicester lo-fi photography, Luis Duarte, Maikel Plasencia González, Malcolm Hutcheson,Marc Kairies, Marie Chaloyard, Mauricio Sapata, Mehdi Nédellec , Michaël Mosset, Mitsu Maeda & Sono Aida, Oliver Zenklusen, Radilson Carlos Gomes, Rodrigo Abd, Steffen Diemer & Hannah Schemel, Tess Saunders, Thibaut Piel,Valentine Riccardi Every time one of these photographer unfolds his or her tripod and attracts cliental with this unusual object it's a performance. Box Camera NOW also offers a small guide on how to build and use a Box Camera as well as literature references for those who are intrigued by the subject.'.…

Soft cover. Etat : Near Fine. Limited Edition. 84 pages: color illustrations; 22 cm. Stab binding. Texts in English and Burmese. According to publisher, hand-made, printed and bound in the MPA workshop in Yangon. Edition of 600. "Tattooing is deeply rooted in the cultural traditions of Myanmar. Prior to British colonization, it was common for men of the Bama, Shan, or Kayin to adorn their skin from the waist to below the knees with mythical or animal figures. A completed tattoo on both legs served as a visual expression of manhood and courage. Moreover, the tattoos showed their devotion to Buddhism and served as protection against evil forces. Men of all classes, from laymen to aristocrats, adopted the practice of leg tattooing. Suppressed by the colonial administration, the custom eventually ceased to exist by the mid-20th century. This book is a tribute to the last old men still bearing these traditional marks." -- publisher. Jens Uwe Parkitny (illustrateur). …

Hardcover. Etat : New. 20x15cm / 54 Pages English & Chinese Introduction Hard cover with padding / Embossed. 'The book presents a record of unseen images from shaming ceremonies held during the Cultural Revolution in Chongqing, China. The prosecuted people depicted in the book were dissidents, intellectuals and opponents of the Communist Party who were publicly punished during the violent period of the late 1960s. Records like these are very rare and have not yet found their way into public discussions in China or internationally. As only official photographers were allowed to document these prosecutions, it is almost impossible to find such images in private albums. This led to the idea to collage the images with Chinese photo albums that were produced in the same period and were widely used by members of the public to keep their memories alive. These kind of albums are often beautifully illustrated with ideas of prosperity and the development of society. The images were given to me by an anonymous person in Chongqing, in 2015. We decided to publish the book with a very basic introduction to the time period in English and Chinese, hoping to provide space for interpreting the images further. Clearly, the Cultural Revolution is not the only violent period that is not found in private photo albums or is still actively suppressed from public discussions by governing powers. Post-World War I & II colonial atrocities, for example, are still hardly to be found in Western history books and very rarely talked about in public. This book is not about facts but rather offers an idea on how to bring impersonal images of violence into a personal space of discussion'. …

Soft cover. Etat : New. 20x15cm / 240 Pages. 'It is hard to describe the magical stories Noor presents to us in this book about Afghanistan and Pakistan in the 70s and 80s, as well as what it means to really immerse yourself in a place far away from your home. The book speaks of so many incredible encounters that seem impossible today.'.…

Soft cover. Etat : New. Kafkanistan explores the world of present-day travel and tourism to Afghanistan, Pakistan and Iran; it is an image of that world based on actual happenings. What started with an email asking Lukas Birk to join the ethnographer Sean Foley on a documentary research about tourism to Afghanistan turned into 3 year project resulting in 3 films, a book and touring multi-media installation. Kafkanistan started in 2005. The book Kafkanistan was published in 2008 by Fraglich Publishing and republished in 2012 by Glitterati Inc. It offers fascinating stories, souvenirs and rumour infused realities.…

Soft cover. Etat : New. Section sewn 364 pages 14,5,11,5 cm Screen printed and embossed cover / Wrapping made in Myanmar The images in ONE YEAR IN YANGON 1978 were taken by various photo studios in downtown Yangon, including Bellay Photo Studio, run by Har Si Yone, Central Studio, Queen Studio, Latha Studio and others whose names can no longer be traced. All images in the book are part of the Myanmar Photo Archive, focusing on photographic practise by Burmese photographers during and after the colonial period. 364 Portraits taken in 1978. …

Soft cover. Etat : New. The book was printed in five different countries and assembled into one box! From Delhi to Bregenz from Yangon to Istanbul. Edition of 300 signed and numbered 20x15cm 6 Brochures with an introduction by Natasha Christia FERNWEH A man s archive is a riveting travelogue memoir that unwraps the lifetime of three generations of men who shared a passion for travelling, photography and the mountains.…

Soft cover. Etat : New. 64 unnumbered pages : chiefly colour illustrations ; 14 x 19 cm. Edition of 300. GÜLISTAN brings us the story of Kenan & Filiz, two residents of Istanbul celebrating their lives through the cities finest establishments in the 1960s and 70s. These establishments offered foto servisi and presented the images to their cliental in fashionable envelopes. GÜLISTAN offers a subtle resistance to the currently conservative forces in Turkey, illustrating a time of Westwards thinking in the capital. As well as a unique insight into the bustling world of yesterdays Istanbul and a very peculiar photographic culture very much part of every families archive.…

Etat : New. 16,5x21 cm. Alaminüt Fotograf reveals the history of photographers working on the streets of Turkey with a simple wooden box, serving as camera and dark-room in one. The camera was used from the 1910s onwards and has been an integral part of the history of photography in Turkey as well as the documentation of Turkish citizens in the new republic. The book explores the work of these photographers throughout the country, focusing on both leisure and administrative photographs. Editors: Translator: 192 pages.…

Soft cover. Etat : New. Limited edition box set containing five catalogs of the Austro Sino Arts Program activities in China. From 2009-2013 the Austro Sino Arts Program and the Embassy of the Arts have produced an annual catalog with detailed documentation of their programs as well as activities of connected organisation, off-spaces and active individuals. These catalogs with the works of over 150 artists form an encyclopaedia of foreign art activities within China and its outer-limits. With the celebration of 5 years Austrian Art Made in China the Embassy of the Arts has produced a limited edition box set of all 5 catalogs; Mifan (2009), Dabao (2010), ChuanMen (2011), Left/Right (2012) and Dazibao (2013).…