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    Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. 'I have always only been interested in people', once stated Helga Paris (1938 - 2024), one of the most significant photographic voices of East Germany. This deep interest in people consistently ran through the artistic work of the photographer. The publication fur uns accompanies the eponymous exhibition by Helga Paris, on view at Fotografiska Berlin from September 6, 2025 to January 25, 2026. It provides extensive insights into her impressive life's work and presents key series spanning five decades, including the previously unpublished New York series. Helga Paris was a chronicler of her time-through her honest, unembellished, and intimate photographs, she captured the stories of the people living within the collective system of the GDR. She photographed houses and street scenes, as well as factory workers, garbage collectors, children, and ordinary citizens. In doing so, she always approached the people she photographed with great sensitivity and respect. Her images are not only documents of the socialist era but also portraits of closeness and dignity that capture the lived experience of the time. Through her photographs, she gave a face to those who were neglected in the official representation of the GDR. It is precisely in this attention to seemingly insignificant details that the power of Helga Paris's work lies: it provides profound insights into an era and its various realities of life. Her photography reminds us that history is not only written by politicians but also lived in everyday life-on streets, in factories, and bars-by the people who bear their own struggles, hopes, and fears. In addition to the previously unpublished series and rarely shown photographs, this special publication also presents for the first time original texts that Helga Paris personally typed on a typewriter. Her lines offer rare insights into her thoughts. Filled with quiet irony, poetic clarity, and political sensitivity, these documents are as personal and multifaceted as her images themselves. To make the intimacy of her self-portrait series experiential, the pages have been elaborately crafted in an altar fold. This presentation invites the viewer to immerse themselves in Helga Paris's life and actively explore it. From the essay foreword by Udo Kittelmann, longtime Director of the National Gallery Berlin and curator of this exhibition, along with Marina Paulenka, Exhibitions Director at Fotografiska Berlin: This exhibition is not a retrospective. It aims to be nothing less than an act of remembrance, solidarity, and gratitude. It honors a woman who dedicated her life to revealing the invisible and who, with the gentle click of her camera shutter, said: 'I see you.' Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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    Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware -Diese Publikation begleitet die bahnbrechende Ausstellung für uns von Helga Paris und stellt die bisher umfassendste Präsentation ihres Werks dar - eine Hommage an eine der bedeutendsten fotografischen Stimmen Ostdeutschlands. Helga Paris (1938 - 2024), eine zentrale Figur in der Kulturlandschaft des einst geteilten Berlins, ist bekannt für ihre rauen, einfühlsamen Porträts des Alltagslebens in der DDR. Ihre Schwarz-Weiß-Fotografien bewegen sich mit stiller Kraft - sie fangen Straßen, Häuser, Fabriken und vor allem Menschen ein - mit großer Sensibilität und Respekt. Dieser Band umfasst ihre Karriere von den 1960er-Jahren bis zur Wiedervereinigung und versammelt ihre berühmtesten Serien neben weniger bekannten Werken und persönlichen Schnappschüssen. Er ist eine lebendige Hommage an Paris' Fähigkeit, das Gewöhnliche in etwas Unvergesslicheszu verwandeln - für uns. 240 pp. Englisch.…

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    Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware -Diese Publikation begleitet die bahnbrechende Ausstellung für uns von Helga Paris und stellt die bisher umfassendste Präsentation ihres Werks dar - eine Hommage an eine der bedeutendsten fotografischen Stimmen Ostdeutschlands. Helga Paris (1938 - 2024), eine zentrale Figur in der Kulturlandschaft des einst geteilten Berlins, ist bekannt für ihre rauen, einfühlsamen Porträts des Alltagslebens in der DDR. Ihre Schwarz-Weiß-Fotografien bewegen sich mit stiller Kraft - sie fangen Straßen, Häuser, Fabriken und vor allem Menschen ein - mit großer Sensibilität und Respekt. Dieser Band umfasst ihre Karriere von den 1960er-Jahren bis zur Wiedervereinigung und versammelt ihre berühmtesten Serien neben weniger bekannten Werken und persönlichen Schnappschüssen. Er ist eine lebendige Hommage an Paris' Fähigkeit, das Gewöhnliche in etwas Unvergesslicheszu verwandeln - für uns. 240 pp. Englisch.…

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    Gebunden. Condition: Neu. Neu -Diese Publikation begleitet die bahnbrechende Ausstellung »für uns« von Helga Paris und stellt die bisher umfassendste Präsentation ihres Werks dar - eine Hommage an eine der bedeutendsten fotografischen Stimmen Ostdeutschlands. Helga Paris (1938 - 2024), eine zentrale Figur in der Kulturlandschaft des einst geteilten Berlins, ist bekannt für ihre rauen, einfühlsamen Porträts des Alltagslebens in der DDR. Ihre Schwarz-Weiß-Fotografien bewegen sich mit stiller Kraft - sie fangen Straßen, Häuser, Fabriken und vor allem Menschen ein - mit großer Sensibilität und Respekt. Dieser Band umfasst ihre Karriere von den 1960er-Jahren bis zur Wiedervereinigung und versammelt ihre berühmtesten Serien neben weniger bekannten Werken und persönlichen Schnappschüssen. Er ist eine lebendige Hommage an Paris' Fähigkeit, das Gewöhnliche in etwas Unvergessliches zu verwandeln - für uns. (Text engl.) (Ausstellungsdauer: 6.9.2025 - 25.1.2026 Fotografiska Berlin) 192 pp. Englisch.…

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    Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. 'I have always only been interested in people', once stated Helga Paris (1938 - 2024), one of the most significant photographic voices of East Germany. This deep interest in people consistently ran through the artistic work of the photographer. The publication fur uns accompanies the eponymous exhibition by Helga Paris, on view at Fotografiska Berlin from September 6, 2025 to January 25, 2026. It provides extensive insights into her impressive life's work and presents key series spanning five decades, including the previously unpublished New York series. Helga Paris was a chronicler of her time-through her honest, unembellished, and intimate photographs, she captured the stories of the people living within the collective system of the GDR. She photographed houses and street scenes, as well as factory workers, garbage collectors, children, and ordinary citizens. In doing so, she always approached the people she photographed with great sensitivity and respect. Her images are not only documents of the socialist era but also portraits of closeness and dignity that capture the lived experience of the time. Through her photographs, she gave a face to those who were neglected in the official representation of the GDR. It is precisely in this attention to seemingly insignificant details that the power of Helga Paris's work lies: it provides profound insights into an era and its various realities of life. Her photography reminds us that history is not only written by politicians but also lived in everyday life-on streets, in factories, and bars-by the people who bear their own struggles, hopes, and fears. In addition to the previously unpublished series and rarely shown photographs, this special publication also presents for the first time original texts that Helga Paris personally typed on a typewriter. Her lines offer rare insights into her thoughts. Filled with quiet irony, poetic clarity, and political sensitivity, these documents are as personal and multifaceted as her images themselves. To make the intimacy of her self-portrait series experiential, the pages have been elaborately crafted in an altar fold. This presentation invites the viewer to immerse themselves in Helga Paris's life and actively explore it. From the essay foreword by Udo Kittelmann, longtime Director of the National Gallery Berlin and curator of this exhibition, along with Marina Paulenka, Exhibitions Director at Fotografiska Berlin: This exhibition is not a retrospective. It aims to be nothing less than an act of remembrance, solidarity, and gratitude. It honors a woman who dedicated her life to revealing the invisible and who, with the gentle click of her camera shutter, said: 'I see you.' Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

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    Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. 'I have always only been interested in people', once stated Helga Paris (1938 - 2024), one of the most significant photographic voices of East Germany. This deep interest in people consistently ran through the artistic work of the photographer. The publication fur uns accompanies the eponymous exhibition by Helga Paris, on view at Fotografiska Berlin from September 6, 2025 to January 25, 2026. It provides extensive insights into her impressive life's work and presents key series spanning five decades, including the previously unpublished New York series. Helga Paris was a chronicler of her time-through her honest, unembellished, and intimate photographs, she captured the stories of the people living within the collective system of the GDR. She photographed houses and street scenes, as well as factory workers, garbage collectors, children, and ordinary citizens. In doing so, she always approached the people she photographed with great sensitivity and respect. Her images are not only documents of the socialist era but also portraits of closeness and dignity that capture the lived experience of the time. Through her photographs, she gave a face to those who were neglected in the official representation of the GDR. It is precisely in this attention to seemingly insignificant details that the power of Helga Paris's work lies: it provides profound insights into an era and its various realities of life. Her photography reminds us that history is not only written by politicians but also lived in everyday life-on streets, in factories, and bars-by the people who bear their own struggles, hopes, and fears. In addition to the previously unpublished series and rarely shown photographs, this special publication also presents for the first time original texts that Helga Paris personally typed on a typewriter. Her lines offer rare insights into her thoughts. Filled with quiet irony, poetic clarity, and political sensitivity, these documents are as personal and multifaceted as her images themselves. To make the intimacy of her self-portrait series experiential, the pages have been elaborately crafted in an altar fold. This presentation invites the viewer to immerse themselves in Helga Paris's life and actively explore it. From the essay foreword by Udo Kittelmann, longtime Director of the National Gallery Berlin and curator of this exhibition, along with Marina Paulenka, Exhibitions Director at Fotografiska Berlin: This exhibition is not a retrospective. It aims to be nothing less than an act of remembrance, solidarity, and gratitude. It honors a woman who dedicated her life to revealing the invisible and who, with the gentle click of her camera shutter, said: 'I see you.' Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

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    Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware -Diese Publikation begleitet die bahnbrechende Ausstellung für uns von Helga Paris und stellt die bisher umfassendste Präsentation ihres Werks dar - eine Hommage an eine der bedeutendsten fotografischen Stimmen Ostdeutschlands. Helga Paris (1938 - 2024), eine zentrale Figur in der Kulturlandschaft des einst geteilten Berlins, ist bekannt für ihre rauen, einfühlsamen Porträts des Alltagslebens in der DDR. Ihre Schwarz-Weiß-Fotografien bewegen sich mit stiller Kraft - sie fangen Straßen, Häuser, Fabriken und vor allem Menschen ein - mit großer Sensibilität und Respekt. Dieser Band umfasst ihre Karriere von den 1960er-Jahren bis zur Wiedervereinigung und versammelt ihre berühmtesten Serien neben weniger bekannten Werken und persönlichen Schnappschüssen. Er ist eine lebendige Hommage an Paris' Fähigkeit, das Gewöhnliche in etwas Unvergesslicheszu verwandeln - für uns.Kehrer Verlag, Mannheimer Straße, 69123 Heidelberg 240 pp. Englisch.…

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    Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware -Diese Publikation begleitet die bahnbrechende Ausstellung für uns von Helga Paris und stellt die bisher umfassendste Präsentation ihres Werks dar - eine Hommage an eine der bedeutendsten fotografischen Stimmen Ostdeutschlands. Helga Paris (1938 - 2024), eine zentrale Figur in der Kulturlandschaft des einst geteilten Berlins, ist bekannt für ihre rauen, einfühlsamen Porträts des Alltagslebens in der DDR. Ihre Schwarz-Weiß-Fotografien bewegen sich mit stiller Kraft - sie fangen Straßen, Häuser, Fabriken und vor allem Menschen ein - mit großer Sensibilität und Respekt. Dieser Band umfasst ihre Karriere von den 1960er-Jahren bis zur Wiedervereinigung und versammelt ihre berühmtesten Serien neben weniger bekannten Werken und persönlichen Schnappschüssen. Er ist eine lebendige Hommage an Paris' Fähigkeit, das Gewöhnliche in etwas Unvergesslicheszu verwandeln - für uns. 240 pp. Englisch.…