Janet Delaney - South of Market Werner Mahler

Janet Delaney - South of Market Werner MahlerMACK 2013 South of Market is a photographic portrait of a San Francisco neighbourhood in the throes of urban renewal. In 1978, Janet Delaney moved to San Franciscos South of Market district because the location was central and the rent was cheap. On the weekends she photographed with her large format camera at the nearby construction site for what is now the Moscone Convention Centre. After witnessing the nighttime demolition of an adjacent

Winner of the MACK First Book Award 2021

the diverse photographic practices and tendencies that developed in Berlin over the course of fifty-five years

Los Angeles) and Emily Pugh (Architectural historian

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With his large Tableauxs Jo Röttger raises questions about the nature of a hard to explain operation in Afghanistan

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Glitter in My Wounds embraces accident and improvisation in the face of the restrictive categories that pervade art and life

” - Alessandro Calabrese

People live in prefabricated or simple wooden houses

Sascha Weidner (1974–2015) had an eye for magic moments

The photo spread is preceded by an essay by Ulrike Schuster

Delaney leads us in and out of crowds – among demonstrators