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BEUYS LAND is the first book to position the Lower Rhine's natural landscape and Beuys’ (alleged) birthplace, Kleve, at the core of Beuys’ universe.
BEUYS LAND is the first book to position the Lower Rhine's natural landscape and Beuys’ (alleged) birthplace, Kleve, at the core of Beuys’ universe.
LA has 7 million registered cars. Sleeping Cars portrays where they go to rest. These cars are loners, they command their own space. Their covers are like nightgowns, some sleep in the nude and a few lucky ones get to sleep together.
A new generation of Russians, in their 20’s now, have grown up under the strong hand and watchful eye of President Vladimir Putin.
This collection of landscape photographs juxtaposes views of paradisal beauty with images of landscapes devastated by man.
In January 1978 photographer Gerd Ludwig and journalist Peter Sager went on a journey to the Lower Rhine with Joseph Beuys.
Chernobyl: No End in Sight stands as a warning to human hubris, reminding us that not everything that is technologically possible is also wise.
From the 1990s through the 2020s, Gerd Ludwig has documented the aftermath of the catastrophe at the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant. His new book, Chernobyl: No End in Sight, traces the devastation, the suffering of its victims, and the transformation of the power plant and Exclusion Zone across four decades.