»Where The Poplars Grow« by Irina Unruh
In her publication »Where The Poplars Grow«, Irina Unruh not only gets to the root of her own family history, but also sensitively places her past in a historical context. Her documentary photographs tell of loss, heritage and the search for identity. Following the path of Russian-German history, Unruh tells her personal story of migration, deportation and home.
Solomiya No.3
Between Kyiv and Berlin, we set out in search of artistic reflections that address the growing fatigue and open up new perspectives on Ukraine and beyond. Our exploration delves into the burgeoning Ukrainian exile community that is shaping Berlin’s cultural scene; we unravel the threads connecting war to the reinvigoration of masculinity; and we examine the prism of Western post-colonial perceptions of Ukraine.
Dates for Solomiya magazine release and presentation
March 15, 18:30: Berlin / DoYouReadMe?!
April 17, 19:00: Paris / Bar Le61
April 18, 18:00: Paris / Librairie Sans Titre
April 25, 19:00: Sofia / Mahala Bookstore
April 30, 18:00: Gdansk / Gdańsk Miasto Literatury
»The Cure« by Julie Legouez
The book focuses on visual artist Julie Legouez’s personal experience of domestic violence in 2019. Over a period of two years, she worked through this trauma in an artistic way.
Since 2019 we published books about contemporary art, photography and social interest. In addition to the aesthetic demand for individual book design, feel and material, we focus on sustainable and, where possible, vegan production.
IN LIEBE VON
Lost & Found presents the extraordinary edition IN LOVE OF. 21 authors respond to old photographs with contemporary love letters. The book object is a captivating fusion of photography and literary creation that brings together the past, present and future.
Protestbereitschaft
The political culture of the 21st century is characterized by protests. Their history has only recently become the focus of historians, while a comprehensive cultural studies and artistic examination of the manifestations and aesthetics of protest movements has yet to take place.
blue notes #1 by Isaiah Lopaz
Fluent in the Languages of my Selves is the first in the blue notes series. blue notes publishes intersectional voices and invites us to explore marginalized experiences and perspectives in short literary and visual formats. Like the blue notes, they create resistant dissonances.
re:imagine your city
The publication re:imagine your city invites you to explore and rethink current paradigms that shape our urban environment. It offers insightful perspectives on the topics of commemoration and cultural heritage, urban planning and gentrification, migration and post-pandemic changes, solidarity and critical spatial practices.
Solomiya No. 2
This magazine, created in Kyiv and designed in Berlin, is a testament to resistance through the means of art
