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Paris Express.

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Paris Express
Introducing new books by Katja Stuke and Oliver Sieber
Florence Loewy
9 Rue de Thorigny, 75003 Paris
Sat 8 Feb, 2025, from 4 pm

Besides various new books by Katja Stuke and Oliver Sieber—all of which are set in Paris—you can  the „backlist“ of Böhm Kobayashi, the publishing project the artists have been running for 25 years. You could also find an anniversary selection of zines and rare artists books.

Behind the scenes.

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Dear friends, supporters, ANT!FOTO-enthusiasts. In 2025 we start working on a new chapter of Cartographie Dynamique called Die vertikale Stadt (vertical city). Dealing with the questions of different layer of urban landscapes, the center of this new chapter will be a feature film, including location photographs, storyboards, soundscapes or short video-sequences. Beginning in Paris, the project follows the entire route of Metro Line 14 from Pleyel St Denis to Orly Airport. The tales of the ‘Vertical City’ will take you from Paris via Chongqing to Japan and back to Europe.

You can follow our virtual drifting—an online refencene library including books, art, videos, movies by great artists or role models for free. You just need to become a member or follower.

With your ANT!FOTO backstage pass»» you can become a suporter and have the opportunity to experience the creation of our new work from the very beginning. As part of the process, from Feb 2025 we will post drafts and initial ideas on this platform. You will have the opportunity to see sketches and notes, follow the development of the plot, outtakes, get insights into inspiration, see unpublished photographs or even images that may never be used in the final work.
If you are one of the first 10 subscribers, you will receive one unique instax-print. At the end of each year, we publish a special photo zine exclusively for patreon-subscribers.

Over the coming weeks and months, we will also publish short videos of rare artist books in the collection »Looking at books«.

Katja Stuke & Oliver Sieber