Alberto Giacometti

Marking our fiftieth anniversary: Ernst Scheidegger's classic hommage to Alberto Giacometti in a completely revised new edition, including more than sixty previously unpublished color images.

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American Readers at Home

How does our experience and perception of daily events through the media translate into personal memories?

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Badain Jaran

A seemingly inaccessible part of the world: the beauty of Badain Jaran desert in Carlos Crespo's striking images.

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Barbara Davi – Train of Thought

An artistic play with space and plane

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Beat Schlatter – Rock ’n’ Roll Hinterland

Performing artists encounter an amazing range of rooms to change and prepare for their stage appearance in Switzerland. This is Beat Schlatter's view of a selection of them.

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The Beauty of Lines

Portrait of one of the world's finest private photography collections

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Bellevue

A dialogue on landscape in painting and photography

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Bianca Brunner

This gorgeous volume features the never-before-published photographs of Swiss artist Bianca Brunner.

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Cécile Wick. Colored Waters

In this volume, Cécile Wick’s watercolors, ink drawings, inkjet prints, and photographs are presented in series, putting media and motifs in dialogue.

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Chandigarh Redux

A new distinctly artistic view at Chandigarh: Werner Feiersinger's comprehensive pictorial account of the city today.

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Chiara

Chiara collects Elisabeth Zahnd’s moving portraits of her daughter as she battled an incurable brain tumor.

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Christian Vogt

The first-ever comprehensive survey of Christian Vogt's photography, featuring work from all stages of his career

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City Lust

Charlie Koolhaas looks at the traces of constantly changing global economy: intercontinental markets; the chiffres of pop culture and of merchandizing; the brokers trading goods around the planet; and male and female role models in context with business-driven relationships.

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Concrete

More than 300 of the world's most important architectural photographs in a magnificent book.

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Davos

This volume presents Swiss photographer Joël Tettamanti’s stunning images of Davos.

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Dhaka

A personal photographic tribute by Dhaka-based architect Kashef Chowdhury to his native city.

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Eduard Spelterini and the Spectacle of Images

This volume presents the never-before-published colored images of famed balloonist Eduard Spelterini.

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Eduard Spelterini—Photographs of a Pioneer Balloonist

This book features images reproduced directly from original glass negatives documenting the journeys of the Swiss balloonist Eduard Spelterini.

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Espontáneas – Photographs by José Cura

This volume presents the never-before-published photography of Argentine opera singer José Cura. – Out of print. A limited number of copies signed by the artist available from the publisher.

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Guadalupe Ruiz – Bogotá D.C.

A cohesive and multilayered portrait of Bogotá and a subtle, thought-provoking examination of urban life.

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Guido Baselgia – Light Fall

Guido Baselgia's stunning photographs show the miracle of light on earth and visualize celestial mechanics.

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Haiti

Heaven and hell on Earth

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Hans Josephsohn Sculptures

A particular view of an exceptional oeuvre: Jürg Hassler's photographs from Hans Josephsohn's studio.

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In Good Light

In spring of 2007 Roger Eberhard photographed people who had lost their jobs and were homeless—and in the process formed relationships manifest in the portraits.

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Ingo Mittelstaedt – Pictorial

Recent work by photographic artist Ingo Mittelstaedt, reviving abstract expressionism in photography.

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Jules Spinatsch. Vienna MMIX – 10008/7000

Poetic, bright, and brutal: Jules Spinatsch's extraordinary artistic project exposes photography as a medium of documentation and surveillance – and of showing-off.

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Las Vegas Studio

Now in paperback: a celebration of  Venturi and Scott Brown's legendary Las Vegas images.

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Leonardo Bezzola. Photographs 1948–2007

This stunning volume documents Leonardo Bezzola’s career, investigating the ways the photographer approaches his subjects.

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Marcel Gautherot

An outstanding photographer rediscovered.

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Margret Hoppe – The Promise of Modernism

A fascinating visual investigation of Le Corbusier's architectural vision and what remains of it today.

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Meinrad Schade – War Without War

An impressive account on life oscillating between war and peace and a study on the effect of historic events on the individual.

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New York in Postcards 1880–1980

The nearly nine hundred fifty postcards document New York City’s changing identity and culture over the last century.

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On Common Ground

On Common Ground presents a visual history of spatial development in postwar Switzerland through 250 images.

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Photo Mosaic Switzerland

A country’s rapid changes documented by an outstanding press image agency.

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Photography, Made in Zurich

This volume, published to commemorate the seventy-fifth anniversary of the Zurich University of the Arts’ photography department, documents the program’s art world niche and showcases the work of its famous graduates.

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René Burri. Brasilia

This volume documents in photographs the growth and development of Brasilia, Brazil’s architecturally rich capital city.

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Roger Eberhard – Standard

32 cities, five continents, one class of hotel room: Standard

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Roger Wehrli. Bilbao

Bilbao’s transformation from Spain's most polluted industrial city to Europe's Capital of Culture and creative hotspot

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Rudy Burckhardt – New York Moments

This volume is a rare collection of photographs taken by photographer Rudy Burckhardt during the 1940s and 50s, featuring street scenes of New York City and portraits of the New York School painters.

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Science in Sight

The interplay between photography and science

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Seeing Zumthor. Images by Hans Danuser

Seeing Zumthor. Images by Hans Danuser represents a unique collaboration: Hans Danuser’s photographs of buildings created by Peter Zumthor.

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Serge Fruehauf – Extra Normal

Architectural absurdities, surprises, accidents and crimes.

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Sergey Bratkov

This catalog features Ukrainian photographer Sergey Bratkov’s expressive portraits and powerful images of contemporary Russia.

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Sites & Signs

Sites & Signs is the first comprehensive monograph on the photographic work of Georg Aerni.

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Surabaya Beat

Travels around the Indonesian archipelago, popular destination of Western globetrotters and Guest of Honor at Frankfurt Books Fair 2015.

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The Swiss

Switzerland seen by a Swede: approaches to a new home

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Swissair Aerial Photographs

Bird's-eye views of Switzerland: Unique aerial photography from Swissair's archives.

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Swissair Souvenirs

A wonderful book for airplane enthusiasts and design lovers, Swissair Souvenirs is both a nostalgic overview of a bygone era of air travel and a unique lens through which to view the history of photography.

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Tobias Madörin. Topos

Cities and landscapes as places of human existence: Tobias Madörin's work from two decades.

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Trutg dil Flem

A very special guidebook to the new mountain trail and its seven bridges crossing the stream, designed by Jürg Conzett, in the mountains around the Swiss holiday resort Flims.

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Underdog Suite

Underdog Suite presents the artwork of Vietnam-born Swiss photographer Cat Tuong Nguyen.

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Unguided Road Trip

A long-term artistic project on the “furnishing” of landscape in the US and Switzerland.

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Unresolved

What does rake a conflict and turns it into a seemingly endless struggle?

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Walter Mittelholzer Revisited

Foreign places from the air and on the ground: the photography and media activity of the famous Swiss aviator-photographer Walter Mittelholzer (1894-1937) revaluated.

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Wilted Country

Wilted Country collects Roger Eberhard’s photographs of the abandoned towns of the American West.

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The World in Pocket-size Format

This beautifully illustrated book documents the exceptional postcard collection of Swiss entrepreneur Adolf Feller, started in 1899, which includes 54,000 postcards from 140 countries.

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