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TROLLEY BOOKS 

SPRING 2009 

THE NORTH KOREANS 

IrIna KalashnIKova Glyn Ford 

DAUGHTERS 

MarGaret M. de lanGe 

THE ONLY HOUSE LEFT STANDING - 

THE JOURNALS OF TOM HURNDALL 

toM hurndall 

THE BURDEN OF MEMORY 

John trotter 

OFF BROADWAY 

MaGnuM PhotoGraPhers 

GENTLEMEN OF BACONGO 

danIele taMaGnI 

STALKING PARIS 

Jarret schecter 

THE CHANDIGARH CATALOGUES 

Patsy craIG and Jonathan nIcholls 

THE LIMIT 

laureana toledo

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CONTRIBUTORS 

Chris Anderson 

Scott Anderson 

Aldo Anselmino 

Antoine d’Agata 

Mirta d’Argenzio 

Jan Banning 

Nina Berman 

Marco Bischof 

Adam Broomberg 

Oliver Chanarin 

Chien-Chi Chang 

Patsy Craig 

Thomas Dworzak 

Alixandra Fazzina 

Natalya Frederick 

Paul Fryer 

John Pilger 

Carmine Galasso 

Jan Grarup 

Stanley Greene 

Philip Jones Griffiths 

Kyna Gourley 

Damien Hirst 

Tom Hurndall 

Carl De Keyzer 

Irina Kalashnikova 

Rem Koolhaas 

Jannis Kounellis 

Margaret M. de Lange 

Carrie Levy 

Joan Liftin 

Lucky Michaels 

Alex Majoli 

Brice Marden 

Robert Gordon McHarg III 

Pierpaolo Mittica 

Jonathan Nicholls 

Oscar Niemeyer 

Deirdre O’Callaghan 

George Osodi 

Femi Bankole Osunla 

Franco Pagetti 

Giorgio Palmera 

Paolo Pellegrin 

Nicolas Righetti 

Ruby Russell 

Mark Sanders 

Fumiya Sawa 

Jarret Schecter 

Satwinder Sehmi 

Patti Smith 

Francesca Sorrenti 

Chris Steele-Perkins 

Anna Stephens 

Tom Stoddart 

Daniele Tamagni 

Mario Tauchi 

Amanda Tetrault 

Laureana Toledo 

Larry Towell 

John Trotter 

Kyoichi Tsuzuki 

Ilkka Uimonen 

Hans Ulrich Obrist 

Vedovamazzei 

Nick Waplington 

Masayuki Yoshinaga 

Klaus Zwangsleitner

CONTENTS 

NEW BOOKS SPRING 2009 

THE NORTH KOREANS 

IrIna KalashnIKova Glyn Ford 

DAUGHTERS 

MarGaret M. de lanGe 



toM hurndall 


John trotter 

OFF BROADWAY 

MaGnuM PhotoGraPhers 


danIele taMaGnI 


Jarret schecter 


Patsy craIG and Jonathan nIcholls 

THE LIMIT 

laureana toledo 

BACKLIST A-Z 

ARCHITECTURE 

Serpentine Gallery Pavilion 2003: 

by Oscar Niemeyer and Cecil Balmond 

Serpentine Gallery Pavilion 2005: 

by Alvaro Siza, Eduardo Souto de Moura 

and Cecil Balmond 

Serpentine Gallery 24 Hour Interview 

Marathon : London 

by Rem Koolhaas, Hans Ulrich Obrist 

and Julia Peyton-Jones 

CONTEMPORARY ART 

Him Book by Robert Gordon McHarg III 

Double Dactyl by Nick Waplington 

Mariomandala Colouring Book by Mario Tauchi 

Brice Marden: Works on Paper 1964-2001 

by Brice Marden 

Buffalo Ray Petri ed. Mitzi Lorenz 

Don’t Be So by Paul Fryer & Damien Hirst 

Echoes in the Darkness - Jannis Kounellis 

ed. by Mirta d’Argenzio and Mario Codognato 

Making Art Work : the Mike Smith studio. 

ed. by Patsy Craig 

The Natural History of Vedovamazzei 

ed. by Mirta d’Argenzio 

Learn How to Die the Easy Way by Nick Waplington 

Reflex by Mark Sanders, Kyochi Tsuzuki, Fumiya Sawa 

Sristi by Sharmila Desai 

You Love Life by Nick Waplington 

PHOTOJOURNALISM / CURRENT AFFAIRS 

M.A.S.H.I.R.A.Q by Thomas Dworzak 

Double Blind - War in Lebanon 2006 by Paolo Pellegrin 

and Scott Anderson 

Chernobyl - The Hidden Legacy by Pierpaolo Mittica 

Agent Orange: Collateral Damage in Viet Nam 

by Philip Jones Griffiths 

Cycles by Ilkka Uimonen 

iWitness by Tom Stoddart 

Kosovo 1999-2000: The Flight of Reason 

by Paolo Pellegrin 

Open Wound - Chechnya 1994-2003 

by Stanley Greene 

Purple Hearts - Back from Iraq 

by Nina Berman 

Traces of War by Jan Banning 

Viet Nam at Peace by Philip Jones Griffiths 

PREVIOUSLY ANNOUNCED 

DELTA NIGERIA - THE RAPE OF PARADISE 

GEORGE OSODI 

A MILLION SHILLINGS - ESCAPE FROM SOMALIA 

ALIxANDRA FAZZINA 

DARFUR - A SILENT GENOCIDE 

JAN GRARUP 

THE HOUSE OF WISDOM - SIx YEARS IN IRAQ 

FRANCO PAGETTI 

ONE JUMP! 

ALEx MAJOLI 

RECENTLY PUBLISHED 

RECOLLECTIONS 

PHILIP JONES GRIFFITHS 

HOMELAND 

NINA BERMAN 

KURDS - THROUGH THE PHOTOGRAPHERS’ LENS 

KURDISH HUMAN RIGHTS PROJECT AND THE DELFINA 

FOUNDATION 

LOVE ME TURKMENISTAN 

NICOLAS RIGHETTI 

NEW LONDONERS - REFLECTIONS ON HOME 

PHOTOVOICE 

AMERICA OFF TRACK 

JARRET SCHECTER 

THE CARDBOARD HOUSE - MSF PERU - 

ACTION ON AIDS 

LARRY TOWELL 

SHELTER 

LUCKY MICHAELS 

PHOTOGRAPHY / SOCIAL REPORTAGE 

Crosses - Portraits of Clergy Abuse 

by Carmine Galasso 

51 Months by Carrie Levy 

A Journey in Sight by Jarret Schecter 

Bosozoku by Masayuki Yoshinaga 

The Chain by Chien-Chi Chang 

Displaced in Denan by Jarret Schecter 

Drive-Ins by Joan Liftin 

Ghetto by Adam Broomberg & Oliver Chanarin 

Hermanovce by Jarret Schecter 

Hide That Can by Deirdre O’Callaghan 

Leros by Alex Majoli 

Made in Italy - CGIL 100 various 

Mr Mkhize’s Portrait and Other Stories from the 

New South Africa 

by Adam Broomberg & Oliver Chanarin 

Official Portraits 

ed. by Klaus Zwangsleitner / Berlin Press 

Phil and Me by Amanda Tetrault 

Questions to my Father by Werner Bischof 

Taliban by Thomas Dworzak/Magnum Archives 

Water Culture by Jean Michel Cousteau 

Zona by Carl de Keyzer

ISBN 978-1-904563-64-8 

Photography 

Softback, 58 pp 

237 x 340 mm / 9 3/8 x 13 3/8 in 

28 b/w tritone 

Design Fruitmachine 

£24.99 / $49.95 / €34.95/ CAN$61.95 

Publication Date September 2009 

DAUGHTERS 

MARGARET M. DE LANGE 

• Twelve years ago Norwegian photographer Margaret de Lange 

was at home looking after her two young daughters. She soon 

picked up her camera and began to photograph what came as a 

natural subject matter to her – her daughters. Since then it has 

developed into a beautiful and highly regarded photographic series. 

• Capturing them in carefree imaginary days of play in the 

garden, to voyages of discovery in local rivers and streams, she 

also brings us moments of aggression and tension, dressing up 

as wild fantastic creatures in animal furs. 

• The photographs have only been exhibited since 2007, as 

Margaret explains, “I wanted to wait until the girls were old 

enough to decide for themselves whether to exhibit or not. In 

fact they have been the most eager.” Since then the pictures 

have received major critical recognition as the runner up in 

the prestigious Leica Oskar Barnack award in 2007: “For an 

excellent picture story expressing the relationship of man to his 

environment and positively reflecting the idea of humanity in 

society,” awarded at the Rencontres Arles festival, France. 

• This book brings together for the first time the complete 

collection of images, which have been also been exhibited 

internationally in Norway and Belgium. 

Margaret M. de Lange has received many prizes from the annual 

competition for Norwegian advertising photographers, Utsnitt. 

She works as a freelance photographer for advertising, interior 

design and fashion. ‘Daughters’ is her first book. 

≥ Cover feature of British Journal of Photography July 2009

ISBN 978-1-904563-51-8 

Photography / Current Affairs 

Hardback, 224 pp 

190 x 260 mm, 7.48 x 10.24 in. 

100 colour and b/w 


£24.99 / $49.95 / €34.95 / CAN$61.95 

Publication Date April 2009 



TOM HURNDALL 

• The unfolding events in the run up to the Iraq war had 

given Tom Hurndall, a 21-year-old British photojournalist, an 

increased curiosity and desire to journey to the Middle East. In 

February 2003, initially as an observer alongside the Human 

Shields, he left with a passion to make a difference, to record 

and photograph the truth for himself. 

• We follow his journey first from Baghdad, then to Amman and 

the Al-Rweished refugee camp in Jordan, and finally on to the 

town of Rafah in Gaza close to the Egyptian border, where US 

peaceworker Rachel Corrie had been killed just weeks previously. 

• On April 11th, unarmed and wearing an internationally 

recognizable orange peacekeeper jacket, he was severely 

wounded while carrying Palestinian children to safety. He died 

nine months later in a London hospital. 

• The book follows Tom’s life and thoughts in the final weeks 

leading up to the shooting. Motivated by a sense of injustice and 

striving to remain objective we are drawn into his increasingly 

serious photographs and words, through extracts from his diary, 

emails and poems. 

• It is realised through collaboration with the Hurndall family 

on the sixth anniversary of that fateful day, and follows the 

recent Channel 4 film-documentary ‘The Shooting of Thomas 

Hurndall’.

THE 

BURDEN 

OF 

MEMORY 

JOHN TROTTER 

ISBN 978-1-904563-26-6 

Photography 


180 x 230 mm, 7.07 x 9.06 in. 

100 colour 


£24.99 / $49.95 / €39.95 / CAN$61.95 

Publication Date May 2009 


JOHN TROTTER 

• In 1997, on assignment in Sacramento, California, John Trotter 

was beaten and left for dead by members of a drug-dealing street 

gang. He suffered a traumatic brain injury, and spent months 

recuperating in Sierra Gates, a rehabilitation facility, where 

among other things, he would have to re-learn how to remember. 

• Trotter hesitantly picked up a camera again after he had left 

the clinic, mostly as therapy, and began a vivid and vital record 

of his life there among the brain-injured. In so doing he had to 

teach himself from the start how to use a camera. The Burden of 

Memory is his testament to that time. 

• His photographs are intelligent, lucid and heartbreaking; 

an outstanding example of how the human body can overcome 

and regain. 

• They are also the cold realities and humbled hopes of the men 

and women he encountered, in the same situation as him, faced 

with uncertain futures, stripped of many of the vital qualities that 

once defined who they were. It is also a testament to those faced 

with caring for these once-independent adults. 

• Trotter has photographed his story in colour, producing images 

that invite the viewer to render the experiences before them as 

lives interrupted, yet looking forward. The Burden of Memory is an 

inspiring autobiography in pictures, a life that overcame all odds. 

Since 2000 John Trotter has been invited every year to the 

international photography festival Visa Pour l’Image in Perpignan, 

France. He has also won prestigious awards at the Santa Fe Center 

of Photography and Pictures of the Year International competition 

with photographs on the Colorado River Delta, the first post-braininjury 

work of his new life, published since in US News and World 

Report and Orion magazines.

ISBN 978-1-904563-80-8 

Photography 

Softback + Box, 80 pp 

120 x 120 mm, 4.72 x 4.72 in. 

100 b/w 


£14.99 / $29.95 / €24.95 / CAN$36.95 

Publication Date March 2009 

Features accompanying CD of music by Fabio Barovero 

OFF BROADWAY 

MAGNUM PHOTOGRAPHERS: 

CHRISTOPHER ANDERSON, ANTOINE D’AGATA, THOMAS DWORZAK, 

ALEX MAJOLI, PAOLO PELLEGRIN, ILKKA UIMONEN 

• Off Broadway is an area of New York where traditionally 

alternative theatre was born and established itself. A new, 

different and more anti-conventional way of describing reality 

was born in its cellars in recent decades. 

• Off Broadway is also a place where the six young 

photographers of Magnum got together - Christopher Anderson, 

Antoine D’Agata, Thomas Dworzak, Alex Majoli, Paolo Pellegrin, 

Ilkka Uimonen - each of them seeking to tell the story of their 

reality in a different way. 

• Off Broadway is the first moment the six photographers 

decided to gather their efforts, to mix their views together and to 

organise an exhibition which, for the first time, reflected this new 

photographic vision. It was a different exhibition in its approach 

and content, with war reportage photos from Iraq, Palestine and 

Afghanistan to Chechnya, Ethiopia and Kosovo, seen alongside 

other images and fragments collected from around the world. 

• The exhibition was first shown in New York in the 60 Mercer 

Gallery, and since at Rencontres d’ Arles festival, France, the 

Leica and Rheinland-pfalz, Berlin, and the Padiglione d’Arte 

Contemporanea, Milan. 

• With over 100 photos gathered from the inaugural New 

York exhibition, this new compilation features a CD musical 

accompaniment by the renowned Italian musician Fabio Barovero.

ISBN 978-1-904563-83-9 

Photography 


190 x 260 mm, 7.48 x 10.24 in. 

80 colour 


£19.99 / $39.95 / €29.95 / CAN$49.95 

Publication Date October 2009 

What a privilege it is to write a few 

words for this great book. For me the 

look of the Sapeurs is just amazing. 

Paul Smith 


DANIELE TAMAGNI 

• This book provides a fascinating insight to the vibrant street 

style of the ‘Sapeurs’, the elegant and immaculately dressed 

dandies from the heart of the Congo. 

• The Sapeurs today belong to “Le SAPE” (Société des 

Ambianceurs et des Personnes Élégantes) - one of the world’s 

most exclusive clubs. Members have their own code of honour, 

codes of professional conduct and strict notions of morality. It is 

a world within a world within a city. 

• Designer brands of suits and accessories are of the utmost 

importance to sapeurs - they work hard to save as much money 

as they can to dedicate to the most beautiful suits and 

accessories they can find. They then create their amazing style 

based on rules of elegance, beauty and harmony of colours. 

• The result is a unique and inspiring style, that has captured 

the imagination of people all over the world - the sapeurs are 

now truly the kings of elegance. 

Daniele Tamagni is an Italian photographer and art historian, 

with a particular fascination and focus on African culture and 

society. 

≥ Introduction written by Paul Smith, one of the world’s most 

renowned and influential menswear designers. 

≥ Preface written by Paul Goodwin - Cross Cultural Curator, 

Tate Gallery, London 

≥ Cover image chosen for Paul Smith London Fashion Week 

S/S 10 invitation 

≥ Exhibition as part of Photomonth Thursday 26th November at 

Londonewcastle Project Space, Redchurch Street, London E2.

ISBN 978-1-904563-92-1 


Hardback, clothbound 

84 pp, 330 x 228 mm, 12.99 x 8.98 in. 

32 colour 

Design Francesca Sorrenti 

£24.99 / $49.95 / €34.95 / CAN$61.95 

Publication Date January 2009 


JARRET SCHECTER EDITED BY 

FRANCESCA SORRENTI 

• “If Paris were a person, her face would be that of an older 

woman with conflicting lines etched upon it of hope and despair.” 

Until recent years, Paris was the vanguard city of the world. 

Today the hybrid of Paris/Modernity is fading, with competition 

from cities of the east like Dubai and Shanghai, architectural 

grandeur and innovation is outplayed in scale and ambition. 

• In these photographs, Jarret Schecter attempts to understand 

the future by glancing at the past. He stalks time, depicting the 

fractured pieces that Paris has left behind. Progress, melancholy 

and the past are most visibly profound in Paris, yet also a 

profound elegance and understanding of the history of its streets. 

• Schecter examines the city’s changing, diverse population and 

its architecture, both young and old, the book functioning as a 

dialogue between past and present. 

• He photographs people and places that have undergone 

massive change, or places that are still the same after decades; 

as such feeling he was really ‘stalking’ Paris, discovering the 

grandeur, however faded, and mystery of the city that outlives its 

younger counterparts. 

Jarret Schecter is an independent documentary photographer. 

He is the author of several books that address socio-political 

subjects. He lives in New York. Francesca Sorrenti is a creative 

director, curator and photographer. She is also a co-founder of 

SkeGroup (See, Know & Evolve). She lives in New York.

ISBN 978-1-904563-95-2 

Art / Architecture 


200 x 180 mm, 7.9 x 7.1 in. 

260 colour 


£24.99 / $49.95 / €34.95 / CAN$61.95 

Publication Date April 2009 


PATSY CRAIG AND JONATHAN NICHOLLS 

• The partition of British India in 1947 brought about the creation 

of a city which has since become an icon of Modernist architecture 

and planned urbanism - the only one of numerous city schemes 

designed by Le Corbusier to have actually been built. 

• The city of Chandigarh was described as ‘unfettered by the 

traditions of the past, a symbol of the nation’s faith in the future,’ 

and was commissioned to reflect the newly independent India’s 

modern and progressive outlook 

• But what has become of the Indian city built from scratch in 

the 1950’s and 60’s by architects from France and Britain? How 

have the Modernist principles of Le Corbusier, Pierre Jeanneret, 

Maxwell Fry, and Jane Drew stood up to the test of time? 

• The Chandigarh Catalogues is a project documenting the Indian 

city master planned by Le Corbusier in the 1950’s. The project 

collates studies, undertaken by architect Jonathan Nicholls and 

editor/artist Patsy Craig, into how the city’s modernist architecture 

is occupied today. 

• Through photographs, interviews, building-studies and archival 

material, the project uses the compartmental form of the city 

plan, to examine the effects of Western Modernist design on 

Indian society and culture.

ISBN 978-1-904563-96-9 

Contemporary Art 


310 x 240 mm, 12.2 x 9.5 in 

260 colour 

£24.99 / $49.95 / €34.95 / CAN$61.95 

Publication Date October 2009 

Bi-lingual in English and Spanish 

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THE LIMIT 

LAUREANA TOLEDO 

• “The Name of the Band is The Limit, From Mexico to 

Sheffield” was Laureana Toledo’s addition to Art Sheffield 05. 

• The context of the event was “Spectator T,” a fictitious art 

goer without exposure to contemporary aesthetics, and the idea 

was to present artworks that would challenge this person’s 

preconceived ideas about art. 

• Thus, Toledo created a cover band that sang songs by 

local Sheffield groups, and named it after the cult Sheffield 

nightclub, The Limit, which closed in 1992. The band was 

created in Mexico - with musicians from four of the best known 

bands in the Mexican rock scene - where it played one local 

concert, then came to Sheffield, where it played two shows 

before disbanding. 

• Like most of Toledo’s work, “The Limit” appropriates and 

reinterprets a pre-existing entity. With this volume, Toledo 

continues to play with the idea of authorship by pirating an 

already iconic magazine format -The Face- and turning it into a 

labyrinth of information that leaves the reader unsure if he or 

she is reading about music, a band’s story, an artist, Mexico or 

even just pop culture. 

• Contributors to this volume include Eduardo Abaroa, 

Frances Richard, Mónica de la Torre, Gavin Wade, David Byrne, 

Catherine Lampert, Cuauhtémoc Medina, Pablo Vargas Lugo 

and Dr. Lakra. 

Presentations of accompanying documentary and book launch: 

≥Eastside Projects, Birmingham, 22nd October 

≥Chelsea College of Art, London October 27th 

≥Site Gallery, Sheffield, 30th October 

≥Serpentine Gallery, London December 09

PREVIOUSLY ANNOUNCED 

ISBN 978-1-904563-84-6 


Hardback, 248 pp, 170 x 230 mm, 

6.69 x 9.05 in. 

100 colour 


£24.99 / $49.95 / €39.95 / CAN$54.95 

Publication Date February 2009 

ISBN 978-1-904563-85-3 

Photography 

Hardback, 248 pp, 190 x 260 mm, 

7.48 x 10.23 in. 

200 colour 


£24.99 / $49.95 / €39.95 / CAN$54.95 

Publication Date February 2009 

A MILLION SHILLINGS - ESCAPE FROM SOMALIA 

ALIXANDRA FAZZINA 

• Alixandra Fazzina followed the desperate exodus of Somalis fleeing 

violence in their country, plagued by a ferocious civil war now in its 

seventeenth year. In a country with the longest coast line in Africa and 

hemmed in by conflict, one of the only means of escape is by sea. 

• Capturing their voyage from both sides of the water, she has 

followed the established smuggling routes from southern Somalia to 

the migrants’ subsequent fate as they arrive in Yemen and continue 

their onward journey in search of a better life. 

• Life in this volatile region is so cheap that people are willing to risk 

everything for just $50- or one million Somali Shillings. 

• Risking rape, robbery, murder or drowning at the hands of the 

militia and people traffickers, the refugees have just a one in twenty 

chance of arriving on the shores of Yemen alive. 

• Despite the risks, tens of thousands of Somalis take their chances, 

rather than stare death in the face at home. 

Alixandra first studied Fine Art at Bristol University, then became a 

war artist with the Ministry of Defence. As a freelance photographer 

she has been working for the past seven years in Africa and the 

Middle East, working closely with the UNHCR. She won the 2008 Vic 

Odden award from the Royal Photographic Society, and was a finalist 

at the 2008 CARE award for humanitarian photography. 

DELTA NIGERIA - THE RAPE OF PARADISE 

GEORGE OSODI 

• Oil was first discovered in the Niger Delta in the 1950s, soon after 

a powerful international oil industry developed. Nigeria today is the 

world’s 5th largest exporter of oil to the US. 

• However the people are poor that live in this oil-rich land, and 

the environment that surrounds them is deadly - oil leaks and 

explosions abound, whilst the water supply is heavily contaminated. 

• In recent years, local guerillas in balaclavas and speed boats, 

armed with enormous rounds of ammunition, have taken on the oil 

companies. They demand the right to live in their own clean and 

unpolluted land, and that the delta is restored. 

• These dramatic images document for the first time the extent 

of the enviromental damage and the daily conditions people there 

are forced to live under, revealing not only to the world, but also 

to Nigeria itself, what exactly is happening to their country, where 

everything is being taken from this land - and nothing is being 

given back to the people. 

George Osodi is a Nigerian photographer from Lagos. His 

photographs range between photojournalism and artistic 

documentary, closely observing social, economic and ecological 

processes of exploitation. George Osodi was chosen to be part of 

the prestigious Documenta art fair in 2007.

ISBN 978-1-904563-66-2 


Hardback, 84 pp, 

330 x 228 mm, 12.99 x 8.98 in. 



£24.99 / $49.95 / €34.95 / CAN$54.95 


ISBN 978-1-904563-73-0 



200 x 250 mm, 7.87 x 9.84 in. 

120 colours and b/w 


£24.99 / $49.95 / €34.95 / CAN$54.95 


ONE 

JUMP! 

ISBN 978-1-904563-77-8 

Photography 


200 x 280 mm, 7 7/8 x11 in 

70 b/w 

Design Christophe Renard 

£24.99 / $49.95 / €39.95 / CAN$54.95 

Publication Date May 2009 

DARFUR - A SILENT GENOCIDE 

JAN GRARUP 

• For over four years a bloody conflict has raged in the Darfur 

region in the western part of Sudan. Initially a reaction by the Arabdominated 

Sudanese government to a rebellion attack by black non- 

Arab tribes, today it has escalated to a complex and tangled conflict. 

• Janjaweed warriors on horseback were directed to seek out rebel 

members in the villages, indiscriminately wreaking terror and 

destruction, before burning whatever was left behind. 

• The result - a gradual mass killing of African black civilians, with an 

estimate suggesting that more than 300,000 have been killed so far. 

Over 2 million are now living as displaced people in refugee camps. 

• Jan Grarup has travelled to the region repeatedly over the four 

years, his determination to capture images highlighting the ongoing 

conflict forming the evidence of this long-awaited and important book. 

Jan Grarup (Danish, b.1968) has photographed many of recent 

history’s defining human rights and conflict issues. He was a winner 

at World Press Photo 2007 and won the VISA D’OR for his coverage of 

Darfur’s refugee crisis. Grarup published his first book Shadowlands 

with the Danish newspaper Politiken. 

THE HOUSE OF WISDOM: SIX YEARS IN IRAQ 

FRANCO PAGETTI 

• In January 2003 Franco Pagetti went to Baghdad. Three months 

later he was photographing the city through the fall of Saddam, 

capturing a population in the throws of released dictatorship, 

more interested in the Iraqi destiny than that of the US war 

machine churning its way through the city. 

• 2009 heralds the sixth year of a further evolving and complex 

situation. Pagetti continues there, his images showing a unique 

presence and a steadfast dedication to follow the unfolding, and 

uncertain, future of a country torn. 

• A unique view of a war and a country - Pagetti is one of the only 

photographers to bring us an unflinching view of the past six years. 

Franco Pagetti is a member of the VII agency. He has emerged as 

one of the principal chroniclers of the Iraq war, his photographs 

appearing most notably in TIME Magazine, are the definitive images 

of the most important news story of our time. 

ONE JUMP! 

ALEX MAJOLI 

• One Jump! is so-called after Al Gore agreed to jump at the 60th 

anniversary of the Cannes Film Festival - but only on the condition it 

was indeed, ‘One jump!’ 

• Nearly 120 high profile artists have jumped for Magnum 

photographer Alex Majoli – from politicians to starlets, Al Gore to 

Monica Bellucci, Samuel L. Jackson and Marianne Faithfull, all willing 

to abandon the self-preserve usually performed and required of their 

lives in the spotlight. 

• This series is in homage to the early Magnum photographer 

Philippe Halsman, who also famously made politicians and movie 

stars jump in abandon, including Marilyn Monroe and Salvador Dali.

RECENTLY PUBLISHED 

ISBN 978-1-904563-91-4 

Photography 

Hardback with padded cover, 72 pp 

200 x 200 mm, 7.87 x 7.87 in. 

41 colour 


£14.99 / $29.95 / €24.95 / CAN$32.95 

Publication Date September 2008 

ISBN 978-1-904563-39-6 

Photography 


240 x 300 mm, 9.45 x 11.81 in. 

90 colour 


£24.99 / $49.95 / €34.95 / CAN$54.95 

Publication Date October 2008 

LOVE ME TURKMENISTAN 

NICOLAS RIGHETTI 

• Saparmurat Niyazov, President of the Turkmen Soviet Socialist 

Republic of Turkmenistan, died early on 21st December 2006 in a 

strange new world of his own creation. 

• His official title, bestowed on himself, was ‘Turkmenbashi’, 

or ‘leader of Turkmen’. 

• The surreal reality that preceded was a twenty-year long 

dictatorship, considered one of the hardest in the world, where he 

gave his people free salt, electricity and gas - but also the lowest 

minimum wage possible. 

• Even the months of the year were renamed to pay homage to 

Niyazov and his family. 

• By 2001 all internet cafes were closed and ballet and opera 

were banned, and in 2004, the state even forbade young men 

from growing long hair or beards and it was prohibited for news 

readers to wear make-up. 

• Each vivid image is accompanied by an actual quote from 

Niyazov, forming a strong and often outrageous commentary. 

Nicolas Righetti studied at the Beaux-Arts de Genève. His travels, 

especially in Asia, awakened an interest in their political figures, 

which he captured with his camera. He won World Press Photo’s 

2007 Portrait category for this work. Righetti currently works as 

press photographer with the Rezo.ch agency in Geneva. This is his 

second book, his first being on North Korea. 

HOMELAND 

NINA BERMAN 

• Nina Berman was one of the first photographers in the US to 

turn her lens towards her own country, whilst all eyes were on 

Iraq. She was awarded international prizes in photojournalism 

from World Press Photo (2005, 2007) and DAYS Japan (2005) for 

her work on young American veterans coming back from war, 

widely exhibited and published in the book ’Purple Hearts - 

Back from Iraq.’ 

• In ‘Homeland’ Berman is an American again looking at America. 

A product of seven years work, with images from across the 

country, Berman gives us a peek into the bizarre manifestations of 

the homeland security state and the ideologies that have reshaped 

post 9-11 America. 

• She has witnessed the rise of the ‘super’ churches, and 

photographed military demos, recruitment centres and air fairs 

where you are never too young to have your own gun. Happy 

families step through suburbs clutching anti-nuke pills. Small 

town police train to hunt Al-Qaeda. Military goats perform in war 

on terror scripts. And beneath it all stands the image of a warrior 

Jesus inspiring megachurch millions toward the end times.

ISBN 978-1-904563-70-9 

Photography 


210 x 297 mm, 8.27 x 11.69 in. 

130 b/w 


£39.95 / $79.95 / €59.95 / CAN$89.95 


ISBN 978-1-904563-87-7 

Photography 

Flexibound, 148 pp 

205 x 205 mm, 8 x 8 in. 

80 colour 


£19.99 / $39.95 / €29.95 / CAN$43.95 


RECOLLECTIONS 

PHILIP JONES GRIFFITHS 

• Philip Jones Griffiths is renowned as the foremost photographer of 

the war in Viet Nam. President of Magnum for a record five years, his 

1971 publication ‘Viet Nam Inc ‘ was a crucial influence in changing 

public opinion in the US at the time of the conflict. 

• His new book presents a period much closer to home, with many 

previously unseen images taken of Britain in the 1950s, 60s and 70s. 

• Griffiths’s pictures depict social and political affairs, and landmark 

events over three decades of change and upheaval in Great Britain. 

• From the Beatles in Liverpool and coalminers in Wales, to CND 

marches on the streets of London and funeral processions in 

Northern Ireland, the images are acute, human, and full of his 

trademark perceptive commentary. 

• Recollections presents a domestic revolution from one of the world’s 

greatest photographers, whose international fame covering a country 

on the other side of the world, is now put in the context of his equally 

incisive work at home. 

Born in Rhuddlan, Wales, 1936, Philip Jones Griffiths studied pharmacy 

in Liverpool and worked in London while photographing part-time for the 

Manchester Guardian. In 1961 he became a full-time freelancer for the 

London-based Observer, when many of these images were taken. 

He became a full member of Magnum Photos in 1971. Philip Jones 

Griffiths was honored in 2007 for Achievement in Photojournalism, at the 

5th Annual Lucie Awards in New York. He died on the 19th March 2008. 

Also by Philip Jones Griffiths: Agent Orange - Collateral Damage in 

Viet Nam (Trolley, 2003) Viet Nam at Peace (Trolley, 2005) 

NEW LONDONERS - REFLECTIONS ON HOME 

PHOTOVOICE 

• These are the photographs and writings by 12 young refugees, 

living in London, who have been mentored by established 

photographers as part of the work by the charity PhotoVoice. 

• Their stories personalise the lives behind the labels – through their 

images and words, we understand something more of London through 

their eyes, and of their lives as young people finding their place in a 

new city, far from home. 

• With introductions by the broadcaster George Alagiah, writer Hari 

Kunzru and critic Charlotte Cotton, the book shows a side of London 

from the point of view of some of the city’s newest arrivals. 

• The young people, aged 16-23, come from around the world, all with 

their own diverse experiences and backgrounds. 

• Photographer mentors on the project include: Adam Broomberg and 

Oliver Chanarin, Gayle Chong Kwan, Suki Dhanda, Jillian Edelstein, 

Jenny Matthews, Sarah Moon, and Othello de Souza Hartley. 

Since 1999 PhotoVoice has initiated over 21 projects working in over 12 

different countries with over 1000 beneficiaries, pioneering the use of 

photography with refugee groups, street children, the homeless and 

HIV/ AIDS sufferers.

ISBN 978-1-904563-86-0 



216 x 216 mm , 8.5 x 8.5 in. 

120 colour, 33 b/w 


£24.99 / $49.95 / €39.95 / CAN$54.95 

Publication Date November 2008 

ISBN 978-1-904563-76-1 



178 x 216 mm, 7 x 8.5 in. 

50 Colour 


£12.99 / $24.95 / €19.95 / CAN$27.50 

Publication Date September 2008 

USA and Canada only 

KURDS - THROUGH THE PHOTOGRAPHER’S LENS 

KURDISH HUMAN RIGHTS PROJECT AND THE 

DELFINA FOUNDATION 

• The region known to many as Kurdistan presently comprises parts 

of Turkey, Iraq, Iran, Syria, and Armenia. It is a land of stark beauty 

but also one engulfed in conflict; for centuries, empires, states and 

warring tribes have fought for control of this most inaccessible 

mountainous region with varying degrees of success. 

• Since the first Gulf War a myriad of unsettling images, together with 

the alienating effect of the language of the so-called “war on terror”, 

have created a deep divide between nations and cultures of the Middle 

East and West. 

• This year the Kurdish Human Rights Project (KHRP) celebrates 

its 15th anniversary - commissioned by the Delfina Foundation, this 

book brings together images by world-famous photographers to 

celebrate the life and times of the Kurdish people over the last two 

decades. 

• Susan Meiseles (Magnum Photos) and Jan Grarup (Noor Images) 

are just two of the photographers whose images have touched on 

the beauty and vibrant heritage of the Kurds whilst traveling there 

to document the harsh realities of existence, as the Kurds are 

continuously denied the right of land, from every direction. 

KATRINA PERSONAL OBJECTS 

JARRET SCHECTER 

• Three years ago on August 29th 2005, Katrina, a natural 

hurricane, struck the city of New Orleans. 

• Nobody envisaged the damage and destruction it would wreak 

on the southern US city, and it became on a much greater scale a 

manmade disaster of civil engineering and social discrimination. 

• Because of government failure, millions viewed political 

ineptitude, social inequity and an unpaved America where the 

streets were lined with anything but gold. 

• The images in this book show the abandoned and hardest-hit 

district of the Lower Ninth Ward over two years later, and still 

counting today. 

• Vacant and dilapidated, the city is a shadow of its former self. 

However, in these seemingly lifeless shadows, and through the 

broken windows of empty houses, one can eerily see the ghostly 

reflections of life and death in the form of PERSONAL OBJECTS. 

• This small format book touches on the ephemeral, and 

surprisingly often beautiful, remnants of belongings that once 

made up the memories and precious moments of people’s lives.

ISBN 978-1-904563-65-5 

Photography 


380 x 250 mm, 15 x 10 in. 

70 colour 


£29.99 / $60 / €41.95 / CAN$65 

Published 2008 

ISBN 978-1-904563-71-6 


Softcover, 128 pp 

170 x 220 mm, 6 7/10 x 8 2/3 in. 

58 b/w illustrations 

Design &&& 

£14.99 / $29.95 / €20.95 / CAN$32.95 


AMERICA OFF TRACK 

JARRET SCHECTER, 

EDITED BY FRANCESCA SORRENTI 

• Travelling continuously from one American train station to 

another, Jarret Schecter photographed every image in this book 

from the views of his cabin window. 

• People, places, towns, emptiness – all aboard Amtrak, the national 

but surprisingly dilapidated rail service of the US. 

• In a country where the majority of people travel by plane or bus, 

travelling by train is an underused phenomonen which is cheaper 

and often more efficent than is realised. 

• In beautiful large-format images, America Off Track captures the 

variety of the landscape, from desert to cities, and the rewards to be 

had travelling by train. 

• America Off Track presents a unique landscape and perspective 

of the country, on an amazing photographic journey from the Wild 

West, through the eery and empty, to the bustling cities of the East. 

Every picture through the window of a train. 

In 1990 Jarret Schecter purchased a Pentax camera. Committed to 

socio-political issues, Schecter believes that photography can bring 

awareness to social injustices the world faces today. Schecter, born 

in 1963, lives in New York City. 

THE CARDBOARD HOUSE - 

MSF PERU - ACTION ON AIDS 

LARRY TOWELL 

• At the end of 2007 MSF handed over all Peruvian projects to local 

authorities, leaving the country after almost 25 years. 

• Since the mid 1990s they have been targeting the marginalised 

areas of society where there are high incidences of HIV and AIDS, 

namely prisons, transvestite street workers and brothels. 

• Larry Towell (Magnum Photos) was commissioned by MSF to 

travel to the prison and the slums in Lima to photograph the result 

of MSF’s 25-year presence, and show that the area is now ready to 

continue its fight against HIV and AIDS on its own. 

• This book is a celebration of their work and the people whose 

existence they have salvaged. 

Larry Towell was born in Canada in 1953. He joined Magnum Photos 

in 1988 and became a full member in 1993. 

Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) is an international humanitarian 

organization, committed to providing medical assistance to 

populations in danger and to raising awareness of the plight of the 

people they help. Today MSF is active in more than 60 countries in 

the world.

ISBN 978-1-904563-79-2 for Europe and USA 

ISBN 978-1-904563-67-9 for rest of world 

Photography / Contemporary Art 


200 x 280 mm, 7.87 x 1 in. 

54 colour and 2 b/w 


£29.99 / $60 / €41.95 / CAN$65 


ISBN 978-1-904563-58-7 


Flexibound, 24 pp, 

180 x 200 mm, 7.1 x 7.87 in. 

81 black tritone 


£24.99 / $45 / €39.95 / CAN$48.95 


DOUBLE DACTYL 

NICK WAPLINGTON 

• Double Dactyl accompanied Nick Waplington’s solo exhibition of the same name 

at the Whitechapel Gallery, London, in December 2007. 

• One of Britain’s leading contemporary photographers, he is known for 

photographing British social scenery and his close circle of friends and family in 

east London, where he lives and works. 

• In Double Dactyl he expands on this previous work, bringing in references to the 

grand traditions of history painting, classical mythology and landscape photography. 

• This new work also explores notions of photographic “reality,” by working with 

constructed and manipulated images taken from his own large format photographs. 

• Double Dactyl features 56 colour reproductions of this new body of work, its 

surreal and often subtle use of manipulation confirming Waplington’s idiosynchratic 

approach to contemporary photographic practice. 

Nick Waplington has exhibited internationally including at Deitch Projects, New York, 

The Philadelphia Museum of Modern Art and the Venice Biennale in 2001. 

Also published by Trolley: 

You Love Life (2005), Learn How To Die The Easy Way (2001) 

CHERNOBYL - THE HIDDEN LEGACY 

PIERPAOLO MITTICA 

Introduction by dr naomi rosenblum, text by dr rosalie Bertell 

• On April 26, 1986, at 1:24 a.m, the world’s worst ever man-made disaster took 

place. Reactor 4 at Chernobyl Nuclear Power Station, was beset by a series of 

explosions that rose deep from its radioactive depths and blasted itself high into the 

atmosphere, eventually seeping its way into the far corners of the globe. 

• Chernobyl in 2008, 22 years later, has become a half-global legend and half-forgotten 

horror story. Many people have returned to the contaminated areas they still call home. 

• Since then birth defects and various other pathologies, especially thyroid cancer, 

have afflicted the population. 

• Chernobyl – The Hidden Legacy shows the region over a period of four years by 

Pierpaolo Mittica, who returned several times to document the people and the 

contaminated landscape they still inhabit. It shows that the horrors of Chernobyl, and 

its legacy, are still anything but forgotten. 

• Chernobyl is not the past, Cherobyl is not history, Chernobyl is the beginning 

Pierpaolo Mittica, a dentist by profession, completed his first project of social 

reportage in Sarajevo in 1997, and since then went on to produce his first published 

work on Kosovo in 1999. Dr Rosalie Bertell, was recently selected to be one of the 

1000 Peace Women nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize, 2005. Biometrician and 

environmental epidemiologist, she works for the victims or potential victims of 

industrial, technological and military pollution. Dr. Naomi Rosenblum is an eminent 

historian, author and pioneer in the field of photography. In 1998, Naomi and her 

husband Walter were awarded the Infinity Award for Lifetime Achievement at the 

International Center of Photography.

ISBN 978-1-904563-60-0 



302 x 217 mm, 11 7/8 x 8 1/2 in. 

87 colour, with b/w stills from the M.A.S.H. tv series 


£19.99 / $35 / €29.95 / CAN$38.95 


Nominated as one of The Times newspaper (UK) 

‘50 Best Books of 2007’ 

Selected as one of 100 Best Books of 2008 

at Photoespana 

ISBN 978-1-904563-57-0 


Softcover, 144 pp, 

241 x 286 mm, 9.5 x 11.25 in. 



£24.99 / $45 / €39.95 / CAN$48.95 


WINNER OF Pictures of the Year International 

Award 2008 for BEST USE BOOK 

M.A.S.H. I.R.A.Q. 

THOMAS DWORZAK 

• First seen in the early 1970’s at the height of anti-Viet Nam feeling in America, the 

original series M*A*S*H followed a hapless US medical corps stationed out in the 

preceding Korean war, a dark commentary underlying its comedy. 

• Back in 2005, the US Military continued to fight onwards in Iraq, doctors, nurses 

and medics working on the front lines to keep their casualties down. Magnum 

Photographer Thomas Dworzak was with them, embedded with the 44th and 50th 

Medical Command in Iraq. 

• Taking the lead from the satirical commentary first provided by the film and 

subsequent series of M*A*S*H, this book juxtaposes images from the series with 

Dworzak’s own from his time with the medical companies he was stationed with 

out in Iraq. The result - a modern-day commentary linking three major wars of our 

time, Korea, Viet Nam and Iraq. The parallels observed unchanged from war to war, 

ringing with the same melancholy and bittersweet soundtrack. 

Thomas Dworzak was born in 1972 in Koetzting, Germany, and grew up in the small 

town of Cham in Bavaria. In 2002 he became a Magnum nominee, in 2004 a member. He 

is based in Paris and New York and contributes to Time Magazine, Newsweek, The New 

Yorker, US News, Paris Match and The New York Times Magazine. 

“Thomas Dworzak’s new book draws provocative parallels between M*A*S*H and his 

time with a medical corps in Iraq. ‘Without the black humour you’d go nuts’ 

he tells Nigel Farndale - The Sunday Telegraph 

DOUBLE BLIND - WAR IN LEBANON 2006 

PAOLO PELLEGRIN 

Text by Scott Anderson, featuring a contribution by Patti Smith 

• The onslaught in Lebanon during the months of July and August, 2006, saw one of 

the most indiscriminate and relentless attacks on a civilian population of recent times. 

• Paolo Pellegrin (Magnum Photos) and journalist Scott Anderson were in Lebanon 

during the conflict, on assignment for The New York Times and Newsweek. In 

particular Pellegrin also documented the aftermath of the attack on the village of 

Qana in southern Lebanon, where many of the victims were children. 

• The attack at Qana, also the second one to strike the village in living memory, 

soon after prompted the singer Patti Smith to respond in the form of a song, entitled 

‘Qana’, the words of which are illustrated in the book. 

Paolo Pellegrin was born in Rome, Italy in 1964. He became a full member of Magnum 

Photos in 2005 and has been a Newsweek contract photographer since 2000. 

Scott Anderson is a veteran war reporter and novelist. He lives and works in New York. 

Patti Smith is an acclaimed poet, singer and artist. An exhibition was held of her Polaroids 

at Trolley Gallery, London in November 2006 in support of the publication. 

“I was thinking about this as I pawed through the pages of Double Blind...Its terrible, 

rage-filled, blood-spattered pages are an awful memory to me of last year’s war in 

Lebanon...But sitting on my balcony, looking at these dreadful, brilliant pictures...” 

Robert Fisk, The Independent Magazine, on the 1st anniversary of the conflict.

ISBN 978-1-904563-59-4 


Hardback, 199 pp, 170 x 230 mm, 6 7/0 x 9 in. 



£24.99 / $40.95 / €39.95 / CAN$44.95 


SELECTED IN PDN’s Photography Annual 2008 

ISBN 978-1-904563-63-1 


Hardback, 184 pp, 216 x 216 mm, 8.5 x 8.5 in. 

121 colour 


£29.99 / $60 / €41.95 / CAN$65 


CROSSES - PORTRAITS OF CLERGY ABUSE 

CARMINE GALASSO 

• Taken over a two to three year period, here are the accounts of children, now as 

adults themselves and in their own words, of a childhood blighted by the violation 

and horror of sexual abuse at the hands of a member of the Catholic clergy. 

• From countless interviews, emails and phone conversations they recall their 

experiences of an abuse of power – be they priest, monk or nun - which has 

followed them into their adult lives. 

• Accompanying their words are black and white portraits of the survivors today, 

in places that for them echo where they are now, or where they were then. 

• Crosses features 30 portraits of clergy abuse, through the stories of children 

now managing to finally find their voice as adults. 

• A stark and revealing collection of accounts, Father Robert M. Hoatson, seen on 

the book’s cover, was accordingly stripped of his collar on revealing his story. 

• Crosses was recently featured in La Repubblica’s magazine in Italy, and is currently 

beginning a series of exhibitions in the US, starting in Boston and New York. 

SHELTER 

LUCKY MICHAELS 

• Of the roughly 15,000 to 20,000 homeless youths in New York, up to 40 percent of 

them are LGBTQ (Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender Queer). 

• Sylvia’s Place originated as the vision of Sylvia Rivera, a transgendered woman, who 

was an advocate for LGBTQ rights during her life and worked tirelessly, even while 

stricken with cancer, for the food pantry at the Metropolitan Community Church of 

New York. On her deathbed, she made the Reverend Pat Bumgardner promise to find 

a way to start a shelter in the space. One year after her death Rev Pat saw to it that 

this vision was seen through to fruition. 

• Their first client arrived on April 3rd of 2003, and within a week from Ron’s arrival, 

Lucky Michaels was hired. As a participant observer, Lucky began photographing the 

environment and the teenagers who walked through their doors. 

• Each young person in Shelter has had something to say, even if only in silence. With 

music flooding the air inside, voices vying for attention, pots clanging in the sink, 

silence has a story of its own. 

• The one thing they all have in common is that they have nowhere else to sleep, but 

even sleep is never a guarantee at Sylvia’s. Many of them lie plagued with insomnia, 

others lie awake with the hope of a new day. 

Lucky Michaels is a young photographer, living in New York, who began working at 

the shelter ‘Sylvia’s Place’ at its beginning in 2003, whilst studying photography at 

Parsons School of Design. He continues to work at the shelter today.

ISBN 978-1-904563-56-3 



240 x 300 mm, 9.45 x 11.8 in. 

108 b/w illustrations to colour in 


£19.99 / $35 / €29.95 / CAN$38.95 


ISBN 978-1-904563-62-4 



105 x 145 mm, 4.13 x 5.71 in. 

101 colour 

Design SMASH 

£14.99 / $29.95 / €24.95 / CAN$32.95 


MARIOMANDALA COLOURING BOOK 

MARIO TAUCHI 

Japanese artist Mario Tauchi invites you to join a transcendental 

trip through the deepest and magical parts of the artist’s brain 

with his incredible MarioMandalas, 108 free-floating cosmic 

forms in white space. 

The reader brings the final dimension to each unique and 

intriguing black and white drawing, by being able to colour in 

their weird and wonderful shapes and forms. 

HIM BOOK 

ROBERT GORDON MCHARG III 

HIM BOOK contains 101 portraits of HIM, a life-size statue of worldfamous 

contemporary art collector Charles Saatchi. As McHarg says 

“It’s all about the artist collecting the collector, a David and Goliath 

battle over power and punch lines.” This is a humorous subversion 

of the art world, where the artist takes matters into their own hands 

– and collects the collector.

BACKLIST ARCHITECTURE 

SERPENTINE GALLERY PAVILION 2003 

OSCAR NIEMEYER AND CECIL BALMOND 

Brazilian architect Oscar Niemeyer 

is one of the founding father’s 

of modern architecture, and 

in 2003 was commissioned to 

design the The Serpentine Gallery 

Pavilion. This is an account of his 

sketches, architectural plans and 

a photographic documentary of the 

Pavilion’s construction, and is an 

important critical account of this 

renowned artist. 

“A lifelong communist and friend of 

Fidel Castro, Niemeyer has always 

been a man of decisive and determined 

principles as well as drawings.” 

Jonathan Glancey, The Guardian 

SERPENTINE GALLERY PAVILION 2005 

ALVARO SIZA, EDUARDO SOUTO DE MOURA AND CECIL BALMOND 

Alvaro Siza, with Eduardo Souto 

de Moura and Cecil Balmond, in 

2005 created a giant and febrile 

carapace as The Serpentine Gallery 

Pavilion. Its design, inspiration and 

photographic representation are 

all collected together here in this 

survey of their latest contribution to 

this annual installation. 

SERPENTINE GALLERY 24 HOUR INTERVIEW MARATHON : LONDON 

REM KOOLHAAS, HANS ULRICH OBRIST AND JULIA PEYTON-JONES 

In 2006, a 24-Hour Interview 

Marathon event took place in 

The Serpentine Gallery Pavilion 

designed by architect Rem 

Koolhaas. It featured over 60 

world-renowned artists, architects, 

writers, designers and theorists, 

among them David Adjaye, Damien 

Hirst, Gilbert and George, Hussein 

Chalayan and Doris Lessing. A 

highly visual and energetic book 

for its small size, it features over 

150 colour and black and white 

illustrations and photographs 

interspersed with text extracts from 

the interviews, and moves along in 

chronological order of the 24 hours. 

ISBN 978-1-904563-13-6 

Architecture 

Photography Rene Burri, Ludwig 

Abache, Michel Moch 

Texts Lauro Cavalcanti, 

Julia Peyton-Jones 


245 x 155 mm, 9 3/5 x 6 1/10 in. 

49 colour, 27 b/w: sketches and 

architectual plans 

Design 515 

£19.99 / $35 / €29.95 / CAN$38.95 


ISBN 978-1-904563-48-8 

Architecture 

Hardback, 144pp 

206 x 206 mm, 8 1/10 x 8 1/10 in. 

57 colour, 8 b/w: sketches and 

architectural plans 


£19.99 / $ 35 / €29.95 / CAN$38.95 


ISBN 978-1-904563-69-3 

Architecture 


146 x 105 mm, 5 3/4 x 4 1/8 in. 

167 colour and b/w 

Design &&& 

£9.99 / $19.95 / €14.95 / CAN$21.95 

Published 2007

BACKLIST CONTEMPORARY ART 

LEARN HOW TO DIE THE EASY WAY 


The limitless boundaries of 

the internet, and the endless 

possibilities that exist in cyberspace 

for communication and information, 

are what drives Nick Waplington’s 

survey of what this then relatively 

new media held for the artist and 

society in general. Not bound 

by social, moral or ethical 

considerations, the internet and its 

implications were elaborated on for 

Waplington’s presence at the Venice 

Biennale in 2001 - a collection of 

fantasy websites. 

YOU LOVE LIFE 


“You love life and we love death.” 

These words after the Madrid train 

bombing prompted British artist 

and photographer Nick Waplington 

to examine his own love of life. 

Starting with photographs taken 

when a teenager and ending 20 

years later with the birth of his 

first child, You Love Life charts 

inconsequential moments that 

make up his art and inspiration. 

Edition of 1000, numbered and 

signed. 1-100 come with limited 

edition signed print. 

“Although a departure from his 

photographic projects, Waplington’s 

work remains that of a shrewd 

commentator on contemporary 

society, evident right up to the 

layout of each page. Humorously 

crude, the message, undeniably, is 

the medium.” Matt Hirst, Dazed & 

Confused 

‘The Three Shells, Southend’ from Double Dactyl by Nick Waplington (Trolley, 2008) 

“Photographer Nick Waplington 

takes pictures nobody else could...” 

xerxes Cook, Tank Magazine 

ISBN 978-0-9542079-7-7 


Text Carlo McCormick 

Hardback with clear jacket,128 pp 

255 x 215 mm, 10 x 8 1/2 in. 

64 colour 

Design Simon Parkinson 

£14.99 / $29.95 / €24.95 / CAN$32.95 


ISBN 978-1-904563-42-6 

Photography / Contemporary Art 


290 x 220 mm, 11.2 x 8.6 in. 

78 colour 


£40 / $75 / €65 / CAN$85 

Published 2005


SRISTI SHARMILA DESAI 

Sharmila Desai and the art of her 

unique performance are the source 

of inspiration of ‘Sristi.’ Here she 

presents through photographs 

and illustration, how her art is 

derived from the practice of ancient 

Indian worship, and fused with 

contemporary art and spirituality. 

THE NATURAL HISTORY OF VEDOVAMAZZEI EDITED BY MIRTA D’ARGENZIO 

The evolution of ideas from artists 

Stella Scala and Simeone Crispino 

who make up Vedovamazzei, have 

been tracked and analysed in an 

almost scientific classification by 

curator Mirta d’Argenzio. It is a rare 

insight into the creative process 

of this artist duo, with notes, 

watercolour sketches and doodles 

presented in a dazzling display. 

BRICE MARDEN: WORKS ON PAPER 1964-2001 EDITED BY MARIO CODOGNATO 

As a famously reclusive artist, 

this is a rare insight into artist 

Brice Marden’s collected 

oeuvre. Resolutely a painter, he 

is considered one of the most 

important artists alive today, and 

this catalogue collates the over 70 

works on paper selected by Marden 

for exhibition in Rome in 2001. 

REFLEx: CONTEMPORARY JAPANESE SELF-PORTRAITURE 

Bringing together the work of 

forty young artists, Reflex seeks to 

present the voice of young Japan 

through their own unique brand of 

self-portraiture. From a gay sumo 

wrestling couple, subverting the 

usual masculinity of the Manga 

culture, to amateur photography 

of Geishas, there are bewildering 

and fantastic concepts at play here, 

highlighting the pressures at work in 

Japanese teenage minds. 

“When I become especially excited 

about someone who is creating a new 

type of form, I ask them to present 

a project at our gallery. I asked 

Sharmila to develop a project for us 

without specifying whether or not it 

should be dance, music or sculpture. 

It turned out to be a remarkable 

mixture of all three. Jeffrey Deitch 

“Drawings of interiors and 

landscapes, George Michael coming 

out of a toilet and a man pissing on a 

fire accrue into a swarm of material 

that has exquisite, insect-like 

delicacy.” Sally O’Reilly, Time Out 

“People are drawn to artist Brice 

Marden’s paintings. Marden’s 

aesthetic magic is potent enough to 

conceal significant formal tensions 

and contradictions that would 

otherwise attract a more analytic 

engagement than his work usually 

receives.” R. Schiff, Artforum 

International 

“...Reflex is thoughtful, measured and 

challenging too….Reflex makes us 

re-evaluate our reactions to Japanese 

culture and turns them upside down.” 

Tom Calvocoressi, The Face 

ISBN 978-1-904563-50-1 


Essays Karole Armitage, Olivier 

Berggruen and Jeffrey Deitch. 

Foreword Sting and Trudie Styler 

Hardback with jacket, 108 pp 

305 x 230mm, 12 x 9 in. 

64 colour and 11 b/w 

Design Michael Ian Weinfeld 

£19.99 / $35 / €29.95 / CAN$38.95 


ISBN 978-1-904563-12-9 



150 x 218mm, 59/10 x 83/5 in. 

289 colour 

Design Ben Weaver 

£14.99 / $29.95 / €24.95 / 

CAN$32.95 


ISBN 978-0-9542079-0-8 



210 x 270mm, 8 1/4 x 10 3/5 in. 

72 colour , 6 duetone b/w 

Design BManuel Orio 

£24.99 / $45 / €39.95 / CAN$48.95 


ISBN 978-0-9542648-6-4 


Edited by Mark Sanders, Fumiya Sawa 

Kyoichi Tsuzuki 


210 x 245mm, 8 1/4 x 9 2/3 in. 

300 colour , 30 b/w 

Design Matt Roach 

£29.99 / $50 / €45/ CAN$55 

Published 2003


DON’T BE SO... PAUL FRYER AND DAMIEN HIRST 

Damien Hirst provides the 

illustrations for Paul Fryer’s first 

collection of poems. With a meeting 

of minds they survey their lives, and 

those of their fellow men and women, 

with an acute distillation of manners, 

cultures and prejudices. Drinking, 

fooling with toxic substances, loving 

and losing and loving again - the 

components of life in its fullness and 

beguiling ordinariness. 

ECHOES IN THE DARKNESS - WRITINGS AND INTERVIEWS 1966 - 2002 JANNIS KOUNELLIS 

EDITED BY MIRTA D’ARGENZIO AND MARIO CODOGNATO 

Jannis Kounellis has been 

an intriguing major figure in 

contemporary art for over forty 

years, his work in the 1960’s 

exploring form and material 

contributing to the start of the Arte 

Povera movement. Echoes in the 

Darkness reveals his vision of art 

and life, and expresses the ideals 

and questions that drive him. 

BUFFALO RAY PETRI 

“… Fryer’s poetry… combined with 

Hirst’s visuals makes this volume an 

absorbing proposition.” GQ 

“A major figure in contemporary art 

for over forty years.” Museum of 

Modern Art, Oxford 

MAKING ART WORK: THE MIKE SMITH STUDIO 

Even in Renaissance times, 

construction of works of art was 

often by the hand of someone 

other than the artist. Mike Smith’s 

studio on the Old Kent Road has 

been witness to the making of 

many important works of the Young 

British Artists, including Damien 

Hirst, Keith Tyson and Rachel 

Whiteread. Here the processes and 

practices of his studio are revealed. 

Before there were stylists, there 

was style, and where there was 

style there was Ray Petri. A unique 

figure in the world of fashion, he 

helped create and define a role 

for stylists that did not exist even 

two decades ago. His legacy has 

infiltrated pretty much everything, 

from ad campaigns to style 

magazines, all the way from the 

high street to high fashion. 

“Provides an invaluable insight into an 

aspect of artistic production that very 

rarely allows itself to be opened up 

to such close scrutiny.” Louisa Buck, 

The Art Newspaper 

“An intriguing book comprising 

photographs taken and sketches and 

plans made during the past decade.” 

Louise Carpenter, The Telegraph 

magazine 

“Ray put the word Buffalo into the 

dictionary of style and remained 

inspirational for future generations” 

Terry Jones, i-D magazine 

‘The Harder They Come, The Better’ 

Ray Petri, The Face March 1985 

ISBN 978-0-9542079-1-5 

Poetry / Contemporary Art 

Poems Paul Fryer 

Illustrations Damien Hirst 


180 x 200 mm, 7 1/10 x 7 9/10 in. 

25 colour, 1 thermoreactive 


£24.99 / $45 / €39.95 / CAN$48.95 


ISBN 978-0-9542079-4-6 


Edited by Mirta d’Argenzio, 

Mario Codognato 


160 x 220 mm, 6 3/10 x 8 2/3 in. 

20 duotone b/w 


£24.99/ $45 / €39.95 / CAN$48.95 


ISBN 978-1-904563-06-8 


Edited by Patsy Craig 

Text Germano Celant 


185 x 236 mm, 7 1/4 x 9 1/4 in. 

850 colour 

Design Donald Mak 

£40 / $75 / €65 / CAN$85 


ISBN 978-0-9537438-4-1 

Photography 

Edited by Mitzi Lorenz 


260 x 330mm, 10.25 x 13 in. 


Design Phil Bicker and Barry Kamen 

£30/ $54.95 / €44.95 / CAN$60 

Published 2000

BACKLIST PHOTOJOURNALISM / CURRENT AFFAIRS 

CYCLES ILKKA UIMONEN 

When Ariel Sharon visited the Temple 

Mount and the Al-Aqsa mosque in 

September 2000, there began at once 

a complex cycle of violence that has 

yet to be resolved. Ilkka Uimonen was 

there to witness the events. 

No one has charted the misfortunes 

of the innocent civilians caught up 

in the Viet Nam war as Philip Jones 

Griffiths. With Viet Nam at Peace 

he shows us the country in the 

following 25 years after the conflict. 

He returned again and again, with a 

profound respect for the people and 

country, to photograph the changes 

and legacy reaped on a country 

reeling from war. 

AGENT ORANGE PHILIP JONES GRIFFITHS 

Philip Jones Griffiths created Viet 

Nam, Inc., the foremost document of 

the horrors of war in Viet Nam. With 

Agent Orange he brings attention to 

the ‘collateral damage’ from the US 

military’s spraying of herbicide over 

Viet Nam, containing one of the world’s 

most deadliest poisons, dioxin. Here 

are the children and grandchildren of 

the farmers who lifted their faces to 

this contaminated rain. 

TRACES OF WAR JAN BANNING 

During the Second World War, 

thousands of Dutch, British, 

Australian and American POWs were 

forced by the Japanese to work on 

the railways in Burma and Sumatra. 

50-80 per cent died under such 

terrible conditions. Photographer 

Jan Banning photographed 24 Dutch 

and Indonesian survivors, naked 

from the wasist up, bravely revisiting 

this horrendous ordeal. 

“The book owes its filmic 

quality to the brilliant editing.” 

Darius Himes, Photo-Eye 

VIET NAM AT PEACE PHILIP JONES GRIFFITHS 

“For any young photojournalist, not 

only his work but also his life should 

be an inspiration.” Peter Howe, The 

Digital Journalist 

“Philip Jones Griffiths is the one who 

showed us Viet Nam as a country, 

not a war.” John Pilger. 

“...marvellous work. I can only hope 

it reaches people...at least some will 

know, and not forget, and maybe even 

prevent the next one.” Noam Chomsky 

“Three things raise this work out of 

the realm of the macabre...the...talent 

as a photographer and journalist... 

his intellectual honesty...and most 

compelling...his compassion.” 

The Economist 

“[Traces of War] is in all respects, 

an exemplary book…it was a risky 

undertaking that turned out very well 

indeed. It could have been embarassing 

or pathetic but instead succeeds 

beautifully.” NRC Handelsblad 

ISBN 978-1-904563-36-5 


Softback cover, white wrapper 126 pp 

190 x 250 mm, 7 1/2 x 9 4/5 in. 

51 tritone, 9 colour 

Design Ilkka Uimonen 

£40 / $75 / €65 / CAN$85 


ISBN 978-1-904563-38-9 


Texts John Pilger 


248 x 335 mm, 9 3/4 x 13 1/5 in. 

550 tritone b/w 

Design Steve Coleman 

£40 / $75 / €65 / CAN$85 


ISBN 978-1-904563-05-1 



227 x 295 mm, 8 9/10 x 11 3/5 in. 

101 duotone b/w 


£24.99 / $45 / €39.95 / CAN$48.95 


ISBN 978-1-904563-46-4 



225 x 245 mm, 8 7/8 x 9 2/3 in. 

24 duotone 

£19.99 / $35 / €29.95 / CAN$38.95 

Published 2005

BACKLIST PHOTOJOURNALISM / CURRENT AFFAIRS 

OPEN WOUND - CHECHNYA 1994-2003 STANLEY GREENE 

Grozny, the capital of Chechnya, 

is a city scarred by the bloody 

resistance to the Russian’s rape 

and murder of its people, after 

the collapse of communism there 

in 1991. The Chechen rebellion 

that followed this onslaught was 

recorded by Stanley Greene for a 

period of nine years. 

It is a vision of hell in the eyes of 

the survivors. 

IWITNESS TOM STODDART 

As one of the world’s most respected 

photojournalists, Tom Stoddart has 

documented nearly every major event 

of the past 20 years that has afflicted 

human kind. His unique ability is to 

see the world in peril whilst refusing 

to believe that human beings can only 

exist in conflict with each other and 

their surroundings. 

“A powerful testimony of the death 

and destruction that Mr. Greene has 

witnessed during some 20 trips to 

Chechnya.” Alan Riding, New York Times 

In 2004 Stanley Greene was awarded 

the W. Eugene Smith Award, the World 

Press Photo Daily Life category and 

American Photography Awards - Top Ten 

Photography Books 

“...deeply moving images tell us 

more than thousands of words or 

television reports do about the world 

we live in today.” John Mortimer, 

Sunday Times 

“Such images stay with us, not only 

for their unspeakable sadness but 

also because Stoddart so strikingly 

captures their unyielding dignity...” 

Ginny Power, Newsweek 

PURPLE HEARTS - BACK FROM IRAQ NINA BERMAN 

A Purple Heart is the honour given to 

a US soldier for their wounds as they 

return from war. Accompanying the 

images are first person interviews 

with the soldiers as they discuss why 

they enlisted and their experiences 

in Iraq, as well as their lives now and 

the prospect of living as disabled 

veterans. 

“No matter what the viewer’s political 

position, the images add up to a 

complex and desolating anti-war 

statement. “ Holland Cotter, 

The New York Times 

A JOURNEY IN SIGHT JARRET SCHECTER 

According to the World Health 

Organization, 37 million people 

worldwide are blind — yet 28 million of 

them don’t have to be. In fact, 80 % of 

the world’s blind population are blind 

because they were born in the wrong 

place. You are less likely to go blind 

in Japan, the second richest nation 

in the world, than in Burkina Faso in 

Africa, one of the three poorest. Jarret 

Schecter followed the work of Orbis, an 

international organisation who provide 

World Press Photo 2005, 2nd prize for 

Purple Hearts work. In 2007 she won 

the Portraits category. DAYS Japan 2nd 

prize Photojournalism category 2004 

free and inexpensive eye treatment in 

impoverished nations. 

ORBIS International, a nonprofit 

humanitarian organization, strives 

to eliminate avoidable blindness and 

restore sight in developing countries. 

www.orbis.org 

ISBN 978-1-904563-01-3 


Texts Andre Glucksmann 


270 x 240 mm, 10 3/5 x 9 2/5 in. 

72 b/w, 20 colour 

Design Sandrine de Gea 

£35 / $60 / €50 / CAN$65 


Golden Light award - honourable 

mention Best Book Category 2004 

ISBN 978-1-904563-29-7 

Photography / Current affairs 


274 x 245 mm, 10 4/5 x 9 2/3 in. 

200 tritone 

Design Steve Coleman 

£39.99 / $65 / €55 / CAN$72 


ISBN 978-1-904563-34-1 



205 x 205 mm, 8 1/8 x 8 1/8 in. 

40 colour 

Design Damien Poulain 

£14.99 / $ 29.95 / € 24.95 / 

CAN$32.95 


ISBN 978-1-904563-41-9 


Hardback with padded cover, colour 

band wrap, 144 pp 

200 x 200 mm, 7 9/10 x 7 9/10 in. 

80 colour 


£24.99 / $45 / € 39.95 / CAN$48.95 

Published 2005

BACKLIST PHOTOGRAPHY / SOCIAL REPORTAGE 

LEROS ALEx MAJOLI 

Hidden behind the walls of an old 

political prison on the Greek island 

of Leros, was the world’s most 

notorious and brutal asylum for the 

insane, unknown until the walls 

were broken down in 1990 by Italian 

psychiatrist Franco Basaglia. Now 

back in the sane world, this follows 

their rehabilitated lives. 

THE CHAIN CHIEN-CHI CHANG 

The Chain is by Taiwanese and 

Magnum photographer Chien-Chi 

Chang. It shows images of the 

Long Fa Tang Temple in Taiwan, an 

incredible psychiatric clinic where 

the 700 mental patients are chained 

together two by two 24 hours a 

day and made to farm one million 

chickens. 

PHIL AND ME AMANDA TETRAULT 

Phil and Me is a personal document 

of a daughter’s use of photography to 

try and control her relationship with 

her father and the disease that has 

crippled him, as well as an attempt to 

focus public understanding upon the 

essential humanity and worth of all 

victims of schizophrenia. 

MADE IN ITALY - CGIL100: 

MASSIMO BERRUTI, GIANCARLO CERAUDO, EMILIANO MANCUSO, RICCARDO SCIBETTA, MARIO SPADA 

Five young Italian photographers 

document the changes in their 

country, as around them economic 

shifts in production systems have 

affected their society and its 

workers. Published in two editions, 

English and Italian, the photographs 

are accompanied with texts by 

renowned Italian philosophers 

and writers. 

“A moving portrait of the redemption 

of people thought once beyond hope.” 

Gavin MacDonald, Flux 

Leros...is strong compositionally, 

lashed together with both hope and 

despair.” Julian Rodriguez, PDN 

Magazine 

Alex Majoli was awarded the Photo District News Annual 2003 - Best Books catelgory, the Photojournalism category 

at ICP Infinity awards and Magazine Photographer of the year at National Press Photographer Association 2003. 

Ella Windsor’s Wishlist: ‘A 

beautifully compiled photography 

or contemporary art book by Trolley 

Books. These provide compelling, 

informative studies with subjects 

ranging from warfare to art.’ 

The Chain by Chien-Chi Chang, ES 

magazine, 23 November 2007 

“…in these images it becomes 

painfully understandable what it 

must mean to see your own father 

in this way.” FOAM Magazine, 

Fotografiemuseum, Amsterdam 

“Made in Italy tries to capture what 

is critically important to a society 

that appears to be imploding...” 

Open Democracy 

ISBN 978-0-9542079-2-2 

Photography 

Texts Laura Facchi, 

Maurizio Costantino, Franco Rotelli 

Hardback with jacket, 112pp 

245 x 175 mm, 9 2/3 x 6 9/10 in. 

68 duotone 


£24.99 / $45 / €39.95 / CAN$48.95 


ISBN 978-0-9542079-5-3 

Photography / Social Reportage 

Concertina bound with removable 

hardback cover and 

aluminum box, 106 pp 

145 x 210 mm, 5 7/10 x 8 1/4 in. 

48 duotone 


£70 / $125 / €100 / CAN$137.50 


ISBN 978-1-904563-04-4 

Photography 

Hardback,140 pp 

285 x 215 mm, 11 1/5 x 8 1/2 in. 

140 duotone 


£24.99 / $45 / €39.95 / CAN$48.95 


ISBN 978-1-904563-49-5 


Texts Umberto Galimberti, Curzio 

Maltese, Enrico Ghezzi, Said Fathi Said 


215 x 255 mm, 8 1/2 x 10 in. 



£24.99 / $45 / €39.95 / CAN$48.95 

Published 2006


GHETTO ADAM BROOMBERG AND OLIVER CHANARIN 

In a journey through twelve modern 

ghettos, Adam Broomberg and Oliver 

Chanarin document the lives of 

their inhabitants by asking each the 

same questions whilst taking their 

photograph. From a refugee camp in 

Tanzania to a mental asylum in Cuba 

and an old people’s holiday camp in 

the USA. 

QUESTIONS TO MY FATHER WERNER BISCHOF 

Werner Bischof was a singular 

post-war photographer and early 

member of Magnum Photos, his focus 

on showing the poverty and despair 

around him in Europe was tempered 

with a desire to travel the world, 

and convey the beauty and humanity 

waiting to be discovered through his 

lens. Here his son Marco presents 

70 of his father’s photographs, never 

before published . 

TALIBAN THOMAS DWORZAK / MAGNUM ARCHIVES 

Days after the Taliban had fled the city 

of Kandahar, Magnum photographer 

Thomas Dworzak discovered in an 

abandoned studio, portraits of men 

with sultry poses in front of often 

garish backdrops, in high-heeled 

sandals with make-up. A tradition 

of the native Pashtuns, long-noted 

for their flamboyancy, this is an 

unexpectedly illicit side of the Taliban. 

HIDE THAT CAN DEIRDRE O’CALLAGHAN 

Hide That Can brings together 

images taken over four years at 

Arlington House, Camden, a hostel 

which primarily accommodates male 

Irish emigrants. Most of them are 

alcoholic. Often sad, interspersed 

with lighter touches of humour, the 

book is a record of lives that function 

without families, jobs or prospects, 

yet are still portrayed with a sense of 

dignity amid the depression. 

“...the pictures suggest a complex 

emotional life that transcends 

glib images of them as refugees, 

prisoners or psychiatric patients.” 

Geraldine Bedell, Observer Magazine 

Photo District News Annual 2004 

Best Books category 

“....here is a man with a deep 

investment in traditional ideals 

of beauty, fruitfully mated with 

a restless, prickly conscience 

that drives him to seek out the 

wretched of the earth...his work 

is unmodishly well formed, not 

to say ravishing, and unmodishly 

idealistic.” Kevin Jackson, The 

Independent 

“...the coffee table book to end all 

coffee table books...” Sleazenation 

“[Taliban] serves as a salutary 

reminder of contradictions in religion 

and society the world over…This is a 

truly great book.” Julian Rodriguez, 

PDN 

“...stories of heartbreak, humour and 

heroism... a book about survival and 

defiance, and the hidden cost - the 

human cost - of the construction 

of England’s motorways and tower 

blocks and railways... Her pictures 

are unerringly faithful to the spirit of 

the men and the house that inspired 

them, testaments to lives lived 

against the odds.” Sean O’Hagan, 

The Observer 

ISBN 978-1-904563-00-6 



185 x 230 mm, 7 3/10 x 9 in. 

317 colour 

Design Fernando Gutierrez @ 

Pentagram 

£29.99 / $50 / €45 / CAN$55 


ISBN 978-1-904563-25-9 

Photography 

Hardback with jacket, 160pp 

290 x 210 mm, 11 2/5 x 8 1/4 in. 

70 tritone b/w 


£29.99 / $50 / €45 / CAN$55 


ISBN 978-0-9542648-5-7 

Photography 

Texts Jon Lee Anderson 


155 x 210 mm, 6 1/10 x 8 1/5 in. 



£14.99 / $29.95 / €24.95 / CAN$32.95 


Winner of the 2003 Infinity Award at ICP and 

Best Book of the Year, Rencontres d’Arles 

ISBN 978-0-9542079-8-4 


Text Bono, Joe McGarry 


195 x 256 mm, 7 2/3 x 10 in. 

138 colour 

Design Gerard Saint @ Big Active 

£24.99 / $45 / €39.95 / CAN$48.95 

Published 2002


ZONA CARL DE KEYZER 

The prison camps of Siberia still 

have customers, in fact over a 

million of them. Sent there for 

minor offensives such as stealing 

cabbages or even a hamster from a 

Moscow pet shop, the prisoners and 

their prisons are captured here by 

Carl de Keyser in brilliant colour, 

as if seen through some disturbing 

hallucinatory dream. 

51 MONTHS CARRIE LEVY 

On her 15th birthday Carrie Levy was 

waiting at home in hope of her father’s 

return. He didn’t. At the time he was 

being sentenced to over four years, or 

51 months, in prison. Here she charts 

the years of his absence through her 

camera, as the void left was filled with 

memories and reminders of him, from 

the empty garden, to the road trip to 

the prison five hours away. 

BOSOZOKU MASAYUKI YOSHINAGA 

Bosozoku is the secret world of 

Japanese biker gangs, who gather 

every week in their thousands for 

rallies in the major urban areas of the 

country. Shot by a leading fashion and 

reportage photographer, himself a 

member of one of the gangs, this is a 

colourful look at the strange and often 

violent subculture that takes its lead 

from the Hell’s Angels. 

“Magnum photographer Carl 

de Keyzer captures the wintry 

landscape, harsh realities and 

surreal elements of prison life.” 

Guardian Review 

Photo District News Annual 2003 - 

Kraszna Krausz Award, Best Books 

category 2003 

“Fewer things are harder to capture 

than absence. But that is just 

what Carrie Levy has done in her 

first collection of photographs... 

the resulting photographs show a 

young photographer whose artistry 

is already as unflinching and 

acute as her subject matter is raw 

and unsettling.” Malcolm Jones, 

Newsweek 

“These extravagant and boisterous 

biker youths are a fascinatig and 

colourful phenomenon...Masayuki 

Yoshinaga, a former member of 

the gang, gives us a fascinating 

insight into this strange and violent 

subculture in this beautifully 

documented book full of stunning 

images.” Kultureflash 

OFFICIAL PORTRAITS EDITED BY KLAUS ZWANGSLEITNER 

Each member of the United Nations 

was asked to submit the official 

portrait of their head of state. The 

result is a surprisingly diverse and 

revealing collection of every leader 

and how they present themselves 

to the rest of the world. With little 

editorial influence, objectively the 

portraits seem to possess a similar 

aim: to convey the desired attributes 

of their sitter. 

“All the portraits are about power, 

every one of them tells us a story, 

the character of each person, each 

country. A small and educational 

goldmine.” Ferdinando Scianna, 

il Sole 24 Ore 

ISBN 978-0-9542648-4-0 

Photography 


310 x 247 mm, 12 1/5x 9 7/10 in. 

90 colour 


£29.99 / $50 / €45 / CAN$55 


ISBN 978-1-904563-21-1 

Photography / Reportage 


285 x 215 mm, 11 1/5 x 8 1/2 in. 

115 colour 


£24.99 / $45 / €39.95 / CAN$48.95 


ISBN 978-0-9542648-3-3 


Hardback, Concertina in box, 90 pp 

275 x 199mm, 10 8/10 x 7 4/5 in. 

120 colour 

Design Gareth Hague @ Alias 

£29.99 / $ 50/ €45 / CAN$55 


ISBN 978-1-904563-33-4 

Photography 


155 x 209mm, 8 1/5 x 6 1/10 in. 

191 colour 

Design Iconic, London 

£14.99 / $ 29.95/ 24.95 / CAN$32.95 

Published 2004

BACKLIST PHOTOGRAPHY/ SOCIAL REPORTAGE 

WATER CULTURE JEAN MICHEL COUSTEAU 

Water is the source of all life on this 

planet, yet more than one billion 

people have it in insufficient supply. 

Representing this vital element in all 

our lives are a kaleidoscopic selection 

of photographs from among others, 

Nan Goldin, Mario Sorrenti and Nick 

Waplington, demonstrating both our 

dependence and our carelessness 

towards this precious natural supply. 

MR. MKHIZE’S PORTRAIT AND OTHER STORIES FROM THE NEW SOUTH AFRICA 

ADAM BROOMBERG AND OLIVER CHANARIN 

A decade after the fall of apartheid and 

how has life in South Africa changed 

today? The authors spent three months 

traversing their homeland examining the 

way people live, how they work, how they 

love and how they die. Commissioned 

for the new Constitutional Courts in 

Johannesburg, these are the stories 

from the New South Africa. 

DISPLACED IN DENAN JARRET SCHECTER 

The camp of Denan in southeastern 

Ethiopia holds 10,000 people, officially 

Ethiopian but ethnically Somali. They 

are not classified as refugees. They 

are instead Internally Displaced 

People, IDP’s, and they live in 

squalor with virtually no aid, food or 

medicines, not even eligible to benefit 

from the UN’s refugee programs. 

DRIVE INS JOAN LIFTIN 

The drive-in was born in 1933 in 

Camden, NJ, when an enterprising 

gas station owner projected a movie 

on his wall to entertain impatient 

customers. These photographs, 

taken over a period of twenty years, 

document the drive-in’s place in 

people’s lives and what it meant to 

a generation. Although numbers 

dwindle, a certain zeitgeist will not 

die in the face of shopping malls and 

development. 

“...a fascinating combination of 

inspiring images and frightening 

statistics...Water Culture effortlessly 

combines the aesthetic and 

metaphoric with the cold, clinical, 

chillingly factual.” Rohit Sharma, i-D 

“Threaded through these portraits and 

glimpses of everyday life we gain an 

understanding of the wider issues facing 

South Africa today...the work explores the 

complex nature of life in South Africa at such 

a critical and important time in the country’s 

history.” The Photographers’ Gallery 

Royal Photographic Society 2004 - 

Vic Odden award winners. 

Jarret Schecter emphasises 

the plight of Africa through his 

photography and has taken direct 

action by also founding an NGO to 

support health facilities in the camp. 

“...the romance of the drive-in is but 

a dim memory, the stuff of nostalgia 

fabricated by baby boomers thinking 

back fondly to the furtive moments of 

their adolescence...those memories 

will be stirred by drive-ins.” 

Andrew Gumbel, The Independent 

ISBN 978-1-904563-09-9 

Photography /Environment 

Text Michael Gorbachev, Jimmy 

Carter, John Kennedy Jr. 


285 x 260 mm, 11 1/5 x 10 1/4 in. 

92 colour, 29 duotone b/w 


£29.99 / $50 / €45 / CAN$55 


ISBN 978-1-904563-31-0 

Photography 


160 x 200 mm, 6 3/10 x 7 9/10 in. 

82 colour 

Design Stephen Male 

£14.99 / $29.95 / €24.95 / CAN$32.95 


ISBN 978-1-904563-47-1 



210 x 210 mm, 8 1/4 x 8 1/4 in. 

48 colour 


£24.99 / $45 / €39.95 / CAN$48.95 


ISBN 978-1-904563-19-8 

Photography 


205 x 230 mm, 8 x 9 in. 

66 colour 


£19.99 / $35 / €29.95 / CAN$38.95 

Published 2004

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e-mail: Kundendienst@buchzentrum.ch 

MALTA CYPRUS TURKEY 

Peter Ward Book Exports 

Peter and Richard Ward 

Unit 3 , Taylors Yard 

67 Alderbrook Road 

London SW12 8AD 

Tel +44 (0)20 86759364 

Fax +44 (0)20 8772 3309 

e-mail: richard@pwbookex.com 

NORTH AMERICA 

SALES AND MARKETING OFFICE 

Prestel Publishing 

900 Broadway, Suite 603 

New York, NY 10003 

Tel: (212) 995-2720 

Fax: (212) 995-2733 

e-mail: sales@prestel-usa.com 

VICE PRESIDENT 

Stephen Hulburt 

MARKETING AND SPECIAL SALES MANAGER 

Raya Raitcheva 

PUBLICIST 

Ali Gitlow 

CUSTOMER SERVICE, WAREHOUSE 

AND FULFILLMENT 

Prestel Publishing 

Innovative Logistics 

575 Prospect Street 

Lakewood, NJ 08701 

Tel: (732) 363-5679 

Fax: (732) 363-0338 

toll-free for orders: (888) 463-6110 

toll-free fax for orders: 

(877) 227-6564 

SALES REPRESENTATIVES MID-ATLANTIC STATES 

Proe and Proe Associates, Inc. 

3522 James Street, Suite 212 B. 

Syracuse, N.Y. 13206 

Tel: (315) 432-0474 

Fax: (315) 432-1562 

MIDWEST STATES 

McGarr Associates Inc. 

5692 Heathwood Court 

Taylor Mill, KY 41015 

Tel: (859) 356-9295 

Fax: (859) 356-7804 

SOUTHEAST STATES AND SOUTH CENTRAL STATES 

Bill McClung & Associates 

30584 Onion Creek 

Bulverde, Tx 78163 

Tel: (830) 438-8482 

Fax: (830) 438-8483 

WESTERN STATES & NEW ENGLAND STATES 

Hand Associates 

16 Nelson Avenue, 

Mill Valley, CA 94941 

Tel: (415) 383-3883 

Fax: (415) 383-1914 

Nanci McCrackin 

138 Windy Row, 

Peterborough, NH 03458 

Tel: (603) 924 8766 

Fax: (603) 924 0096 

CANADA 

Canadian Manda Group 

165 Dufferin Street 

Toronto, Ontario 

Canada M6K 3H6 

Tel: 416 516 0911 

Fax: 416 516 0917 

e-mail: general@mandagroup.com 

RETURNS IN CANADA 

Fraser Direct 

100 Armstrong Avenue 

Georgetown, Ontario 

L7G 5S4, Canada 

Tel: 905 877-4411 

Fax: 905 877-4410 

UNITED KINGDOM 

UK OFFICE Prestel Publishing Ltd. 

4 Bloomsbury Place 

London WC1A 2QA 

Tel: +44 (0)20 7323 5004 

Fax: +44 (0)20 7636 8004 

e-mail: sales@prestel-uk.co.uk 

MANAGING DIRECTOR UK 

Andrew Hansen 

e-mail: ahansen@prestel-uk.co.uk

SALES, MARKETING AND PUBLICITY ExECUTIVE 

Anna Kenning 

e-mail: akenning@prestel-uk.co.uk 

UK CUSTOMER SERVICES 

Tel: 08450 705656 

Tel: +44 (0)1256 329242 

Fax: +44 (0)1256 812558 

e-mail: orders@macmillan.co.uk 

SALES REPRESENTATIVES: 

GREATER LONDON 

Henry Thompson 

43 New River Crescent 

London N13 5RD 

Tel: +44 (0)20 8882-7389 

Mobile: +44 (0)7770 796088 

e-mail: henry@henrythompsonbooks.co.uk 

SOUTH EAST (TRADE) 

Felicity Knight 

10 Buckingham Mews 

Shoreham-by-Sea 

Sussex BN43 6HA 

Tel: +44 (0)1273 453270 

e-mail: felicityknight@hotmail.com 

SOUTH EAST (NON-TRADITIONAL) 

James Denton-JMD Agencies 

18 South Street 

Lewes, East Sussex BN7 2BP 

Tel: +44 (0)1273 479558 

Mobile: +44 (0)7765 403182 

e-mail: jamesdenton778@btinternet.com 

SOUTH WEST, SOUTH WALES, EAST ANGLIA 

AND HOME COUNTIES 

University Presses Marketing 

The Tobacco Factory 

Raleigh Road, Southville 

Bristol BS3 1TF 

Tel: +44 (0)117 9020275 

Fax: +44 (0)117 9020294 

e-mail: upm01bristol@compuserve.com 

MIDLANDS, NORTH, NORTH WALES, SCOTLAND 

Wilson Marketing 

Plas Berw 

Pentre Berw 

Anglesey, Gwynedd LL60 6LL 

Tel: +44 (0)1248 421952 

Fax: +44 (0)1248 421952 

Mike Wilson, e-mail: 

mike@wilsonmarketing.fsnet.co.uk 

Mobile: +44 (0)777 550 1986 

Charlotte Wilson, e-mail: 

mikewilsonmarketing@yahoo.co.uk 

Mobile: +44 (0)7816 820 296 

IRELAND 

Gabrielle Redmond 

93 Longwood Park, Rathfarnham, 

Dublin 14, Republic of Ireland 

Tel: +353 (0)1 493 6043 

Fax: +353 (0)1 493 7833 

Mobile: +353 (0) 876 738922 

e-mail: gabriell@indigo.ie 

AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND 

Peribo 

58 Beaumont Road 

Mount Kuring-gai 

NSW 2080, Australia 

Tel: +61 (0)2 9457 0011 

Fax: +61 (0)2 9457 0022 

e-mail: info@peribo.com.au 

LATIN AMERICA AND THE CARIBBEAN 

IMA. InterMediaAmericana Ltd. 

David Williams 

PO Box 8734, London SE21 7ZF 

Tel: +44 (0)20 7274 7113 

Fax: +44 (0)20 7274 7103 

e-mail: david@intermediaamericana.com 

JAPAN 

Andrew Hansen 

e-mail: ahansen@prestel-uk.co.uk 

INDIA, NEPAL, SRI LANKA, BHUTAN 

Raavi Sabharwal 

Timeless – The Art Book Studio 

46, Housing Society 

South Extension Part I 

New Delhi 110049 / India 

Tel: +91 11 2469 3257 

Fax: +91 11 2461 0576 

e-mail: sales@tbidelhi.com 

SOUTHEAST ASIA 

THAILAND, CAMBODIA, MALAYSIA, LAOS, 

VIETNAM, SINGAPORE, INDONESIA, BRUNEI 

Peter Couzens 

Sales East 

43 Soi Pichit, Sukhumvit Road 18, 

Klong Toei, Bangkok 10110, Thailand 

Tel/Fax: +66 2258 1305 

Mobile: +66-85058-6265 

e-mail: peter.couzens@gmail.com 

CHINA, HONG KONG,KOREA, 

PHILIPPINES, & TAIWAN 

Edward Summerson 

Asia Publishers Services Ltd 

Units B&D, 17th Floor Gee Chang Hong Centre 

65 Wong Chuk Hang Road 

Aberdeen, Hong Kong 

Tel: +852 2553 9289 

Fax: +852 2554 2912 

e-mail: edward_summerson@asiapubs.co.hk 

PAKISTAN 

Anwer Iqbal 

Book Bird Publishers Representatives 

Mian Chambers, 3, Temple Road, GPO Box 518 

Lahore, Pakistan 

Tel.: +92 (0)42 636 7275 

Fax: +92 (0)42 636 1370 

e-mail: bookbird@brain.net.pk 

ISRAEL 

Aviva Karlinsky 

Lonnie Kahn Ltd 

20, Eliyahu Eitan Street, 

Rishon-Lezion 75703, Israel 

Tel: +972 (0)3 9 51 84 18 

Fax: +972 (0)3 9 51 84 15/6 

e-mail: aviva@lonibooks.co.il 

AFRICA 

(ALL COUNTRIES ExCEPT SOUTH AFRICA) IMA 

Tony Moggach 

InterMediaAmericana Ltd. 

14 York Rise, London NW5 1ST 

Tel: +44 (0)20 7267 8054 

Fax: +44 (0)20 7485 8462 

e-mail: ima@moggach.demon.co.uk 

website: www.africanbooktrader.com 

SOUTH AFRICA 

Zytek Publishing (Pty) Ltd 

10 Bedfordview Office Park 

3 Riley Road 

Bedfordview 2007 

+27 11 450 1255 

+27 11 458 4707-fax 

www.zytekpublishing.co.za 

MIDDLE EAST AND NORTH AFRICA 

Richard Ward 

Peter Ward Book Exports 

(excluding Iran and Israel) 

Unit 3 , Taylors Yard 

67 Alderbrook RoadLondon SW12 8AD 

Tel: +44 (0)20 8772 3300 

Fax: +44 (0)20 8772 3309 

e-mail: richard@pwbookex.com

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