In The Light Of Darkness – A photographer's ... - Schilt Publishing

Dear friends,
Just as we were rounding off this autumn catalogue, the terrible
news reached us of the deaths of the war photographers Tim
Hetherington and Chris Hondros, both killed by mortar fire on 20
April during the gruesome fighting in the Libyan city of Misrata.
Although we all know – and they better than anybody else – that
such risks are ever-present in their profession, it does nothing to
soften the blow, and our grief and anger are just as intense. Our
heartfelt thoughts go out to their friends and family.
The news came as an even greater shock to us because it
happened just as we were finishing putting together Kate Brooks’
In The Light Of Darkness – A photographer’s journey After 9/11,
which is also featured in this catalogue. Kate had been in Libya
just weeks before the tragedy took place, and her accounts of the
situation there were alarming and moving. The events she
experienced there caused her to question whether she should
continue with what she was doing: constantly placing herself in
extremely dangerous situations, with all its mental consequences,
driven by the need to show to the outside world as objective a
picture as possible of what happens in such wars. The fact that
two of her dearest colleagues were to be killed at that very location
didn’t make it any easier for Kate, to put it mildly; their deaths
moved her profoundly. The quality of her work convinces us all yet
again that the vital efforts made by people like Kate have to
continue to be made; we have to allow top-class journalists to
show us what is going on in the world. With Kate’s book, Schilt
Publishing lets us experience once more a homage to the
indispensable work of war photographers.
Donald Weber, Sergey Chilikov and Lorena Guillen Vaschetti are
the other photographers to be introduced to you in this brochure.
All three the cream of the crop of international photography in
their own field.
In his book Interrogations, the Canadian Donald Weber shows us
the bizarre world of the post-Soviet era in Ukraine, the core of the
book being formed by photographs of some extraordinarily brutal
instances of police interrogation.
A striking overview of the works of the Russian master Sergey
Chilikov is the first tangible result of a hopefully successful and
lengthy collaboration between Schilt Publishing and the Russian
photo agency Gallery.Photographer.ru.
With her eye-catching and intriguing book Historia, Memoria,
Silencios, the Argentine art photographer Lorena Guillen Vaschetti
touches a totally different nerve; that of a family that has virtually
disappeared – her own. Her story is fascinating while at the same

time it forces the reader to re-think the role of photography in the
context of the history of a family.
Hot off the press: World Press Photo and Schilt Publishing have
agreed to extend their collaboration and, in addition to their
existing partnership with regard to the World Press Photo Yearbook,
to produce a totally new version of the annual Joop Swart
Masterclass book. This will be a much more extensive publication,
purely focussed on the photography aspect, providing an
outstanding account every year of the promising young talents in
the world of photojournalism. Many previous participants of the
Masterclass – that has been organized for the last 17 years – are
now some of the most renowned names in photography. Schilt
Publishing is proud to be more directly involved with World Press
Photo’s rich range of super talents.
I would also like to take this opportunity to make three official
announcements of great significance! My wife Maria Louise
Schilt-Thissen, who has been running the legal department of the
publishing company for the last six months, will from now on also
be taking a more active part in the fields of press contacts and PR.
And following the establishing of a Schilt Publishing office in the
US (run by the irrepressible Mary Bisbee-Beek and Randall Beek),
from May 2011 the publishing company will have an office in
London. Anna Pfab, a familiar face for many of you via her work at
the English quality magazine Foto8 and the affiliated renowned
Host Gallery, has been invited to represent the interests in the UK
of Schilt Publishing and the photographers that have already been
published and will be published in the future. Needless to say, we
are more than delighted that she has accepted!
And last but not least: the publishing house will be moving to a
new location this summer. We are relocating to a new building in
Amsterdam, appropriately enough situated in the ‘photographers’
area on the newly developed island of IJburg!
Elsewhere in this brochure you will find all the addresses and
other necessary information of the various offices.
As long as we all continue to refuse to accept mediocrity, a
wonderful future lies ahead of us.
Maarten Schilt
Amsterdam, April 2011
Schilt
Publishing
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Kate Brooks In The Light Of Darkness
Sergey Chilikov Selected Works
Donald Weber Interrogations
Lorena Guillen Vaschetti Hostoria, Memoria, Silencios
World Press Photo Masterclass 2011
Yuri Kozyrev Iraq – The Full Story
Sophie Zenon Roads Over Troubled Water
Jason Eskenazi & Valeri Nistratov Title Nation
Thomas Dworzak Kavkaz
Elliot Ross Animal
Michelle Sank The Submerged
Martin Parr / Quentin Bajac Parr by Parr
Suzan van de Roemer The Power of Resilience
Stanley Greene Black Passport
FotoFest 2010 Biennal Contemporary U.S. Photography
George Georgiou Fault Lines
Heather McClintock The Innocent
Jane Hilton Dead Eagle Trail
Damion Berger In The Deep End
Rena Effendi Pipe Dreams
Marcus Bleasdale The Rape of a Nation
Dave Anderson One Block
Frederick C. Baldwin & Wendy Watriss Looking at the U.S. 1957-1986
Ferit Kuyas Chongqing – City of Ambition
Monique Stauder Latitude Zero
Carl De Keyzer Trinity
Robert Knoth Certificate no. 000358/
Robert Knoth Hira Mandi
Harry Gruyaert Edges
Lucia Ganieva Tiltenberg
Chris de Bode Tour du Monde
Ahmet Polat ...Neither here nor there...
Willem Poelstra 112* Ambulance Amsterdam
Emilie Hudig In Control
Martijn van de Griendt Smokin’ Boys Smokin’ Girls
Ata Kandó Photographer
Michiel Hegener The Kurds of Iraq
Lana Šlezić Forsaken
Arlene Gottfried Sometimes Overwhelming
Carin Verbruggen Under_Exposed
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Kate Brooks
In The Light Of Darkness
A photographer’s journey after 9/11
Design: Heijdens Karwei, Amsterdam.
ISBN 978 90 5330 758 8
Format: 20.5 x 24 cm. (portrait)
Hardbound with dust jacket
240 pages with approx. 100 photos in
full colour
World rights; German rights sold
(Benteli)
August 2011
£27.50 / $45
This book is a collection of photographs and personal essays that
chronicle a young woman’s ten-year passage from the mountains of
Tora Bora to the uprisings in the Arab world at the beginning of 2011
that led, amongst other things, to the resignation of president Hosni
Mubarak of Egypt and the cruel war in Libya.
Kate Brooks’ images portray the harsh beauty and poignant pain of a
region mired in conflict, while the accompanying essays relate her
experiences as a woman photojournalist in the Muslim world.
At the age of 23, following the Twin Tower attacks, Kate Brooks moved
to Pakistan to photograph the impact of U.S. foreign policy in the
region. In 2003, she covered the American invasion of Iraq from
Kurdistan and for Time she began to photograph the beginning of the
Iraqi insurgency. Since then, she has expanded her focus to include life
in Iran, Gaza, Pakistan, Lebanon and Afghanistan – a place she returns
to regularly.
Brooks’ photographs have been published in The New Yorker,
Smithsonian, Newsweek, The Atlantic and Time.
Her work will be shown in the Southeast Museum of Photography,
Daytona State College, Daytona Beach, www.smponline.org. Both the
exhibition opening and the book launch will take place there on
9/11/2011
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Sergey Chilikov
Selected Works 1978-
Design: MV LevievanderMeer,
Amsterdam
ISBN 978 90 5330 760 1
Format: 22 x 24.5 cm. (portrait)
Hardbound with dust jacket
192 pages with approx. 150 photos in
b/w and full colour
World rights; German rights sold
(Benteli)
October 2011
£27.50 | $45
Sergey Chilikov was born in 1953 and graduated from Mari
Pedagogical Institute with an MA in Philosophy (1983). From 1976
till 1991 Chilikov lectured at Yoshkar-Ola University. In 1993 he
completed a book on Russian philosophy, ‘The Owner of a Thing,
or the Anthology of Subjectivity’.
Chilikov’s photography career began in 1976 in the FACT group
(S. Chilikov, Y. Evlampiev, V. Voetsky, E. Likhosherst, V. Mikhaylov).
Very soon he became a leader of non-conformist photography in his
region. Together with a group of like-minded individuals, he managed
to organize exhibitions and festivals and to deal quite peacefully with
official Photosoyuses. In 1980-1989 Chilikov organized the Analytical
Photo Exhibitions (Yoshkar-Ola biennale) and the annual open-air
photo festival on Kundysh River. In 1988 he participated in the final
exhibition of the FACT group at the Na Kashirke exhibition hall
(Moscow).
Since 1989 Chilikov has been working on a travel series about cities
in the Soviet Union. His series, entitled ‘Photo Provocations’, ‘The
Countryside Glam’, ‘The Beach’, ‘The Gambling’, ‘The Philosophy of
a Journey’ and others, depict the hidden eroticism of people of the
countryside that appears even more vital when it contrasts with
depressing surroundings.
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Gallery.Photographer.ru, situated in Moscow, represents Sergey
Chilikov; this book is being published in close cooperation with
the agency.

Donald Weber Text by Larry Frolick
Interrogations
Design: Heijdens Karwei, Amsterdam.
ISBN 978 90 5330 759 5
Format: 17 x 24 cm. (portrait)
Hardbound
176 pages with approx. 90 photos in
full colour
World rights
October 2011
£24.90 / $40
After a lone trip to Chernobyl in 2005, Donald Weber soon returned to
the abandoned site of the nuclear disaster and spent the next six years
in Russia and Ukraine
photographing the ruins of the unstoppable storm we call history.
Travelling and living with ordinary people who had endured much, and
survived everything, Weber began to see the modern State as a
primitive and bloody sacrificial rite of unnamed Power.
Interrogations is the result of his personal quest to uncover the hidden
meaning of the bloody 20th Century. In dialogue with writer Larry
Frolick – whose own ancestors had been decimated in the final months
of WW II – Weber insistently and provocatively addresses his questions
both to the living survivors and to the ghosts of the State’s
innumerable victims, resurrecting their final hours by taking their point
of view, and performing a kind of incantatory meditation over their
private encounters with Power.
The policemen, working girls, thugs, dissidents and hustlers who
inhabit these pages are all orphans of a secret History; the outline of
our collective fate takes shape in Weber’s epic work, expanding our
awareness of what it means to be an actor in
today’s dark opera.
A regular contributor to the literary quarterly, Descant, Larry travels
yearly to Asia, the Middle East, and the Arctic from his family home in
Niagara on the Lake, Ontario, Canada. His personal interests include
collecting vintage audio equipment from the 1970s, hard bebop,
cycling, and the war poetry of the Great War.
Donald Weber originally worked as
an architect in Rotterdam with urban
theorist Rem Koolhaas’ Office for
Metropolitan Architecture. He
freelanced for many publications in
Canada and abroad before devoting his
artistic career to an epic study of how
Power deploys an all-encompassing
theatre, implicating everyone in its
secret collaboration with both masters
and victims.
His projects include ‘The Underclass
and Its Bosses: Crime & Punishment
in Ukraine’, which won the Lange-
Taylor Documentary Prize; ‘Bastard
Eden, Our Chernobyl’, which won the
Photolucida Book Award; ‘The
Drunken Bride, Russia Unveiled’,
which won a Guggenheim Fellowship;
‘Cities Under Siege’, which won a
Canada Council Fellowship. He is
represented by the photo agency VII
Network.
Larry Frolick is an award-winning
author and social critic with a special
interest in post-modern global culture.
His published works include four
non-fiction books and scores of journal
essays and magazine articles based on
deep field research, on diverse
subjects. Among his numerous awards
are four National Magazine Awards
(Canada); the 2006 Alexander Ross
Award for Canada’s Best New Magazine
Journalist; and the 2006 Lange-Taylor
Prize (USA) for a long-term
collaboration with Weber on a
documentary project, ‘The Human is
an Atom that Won’t Be Split’, about
the post-Soviet experience of Ukraine’s
underclass.
Larry is currently completing three new
books, including ‘Melt Down’, another
documentary collaboration with
photographer Don Weber on life with
nuclear decay in four international
societies.
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Lorena Guillen
Vaschetti
Design: MV LevievanderMeer
ISBN 978 90 5330 761 8
Format: 19.2 x 22.5 cm. (portrait)
Bound with open spine and laid in
a thick carton cover
84 pages with 43 photos
in full colour
World rights
October 2011
£29.90 / $50
Hostoria, Memoria, Silencios
‘My mother and I are the only members left of a big Italian family. She
decided that throwing away all family slides was a big favour to me: ‘It
happened already’, she said, ‘and everybody is gone anyway…’
I had the chance to recover only a box containing some slides,
metallic cans and small pieces of paper describing the destinations of
the family’s trips and other details. The wonderful individual slides I
was able to see were made before I was born.
But there were others that had been carefully tied with elastic bands
and papers, or they were inside closed metallic cans. I was more
interested in these than in the ones I could see. How much I could or
wanted to know of the past? Would the images tell all the truth? What
is the role of photography in a family’s history? And what do I do with
that “gift”?
I decided to let the tied up slides, the small metal cans and the pieces
of paper speak to me not from the content of the images themselves
but from the questions they were posing me. I never opened them.
And I am still listening…
I photographed with high-tech digital technology to underline the
distance in time, technology and concept between one generation and
the other (my grandfather Renato Vaschetti and mine). The original
format of the images is 40 x 40 cm., glicée prints.’
Lorena Guillen Vaschetti was born
in Rosario, Argentina, in 1974 but grew
up in Buenos Aires. She attended
photography schools in Argentina, the
United States and Italy from the age of
14. She studied Architecture and
Anthropology and taught courses in
art and culture at the university,
including Architectural History and
Habitat Theory. After receiving her
degree in Architecture she committed
to Photography.
Her first exhibition was in New York in
2002. Since then, Lorena’s work has
been shown in galleries and museums
in different countries such as the
United States, Denmark, Germany,
Ireland, Uruguay and Argentina. Her
images are included in museum and
private collections.
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Sirio MagnaBosco, 2007
World Press Photo
Masterclass 2011
Design: Heijdens Karwei, Amsterdam.
ISBN 978 90 5330 762 5
Format: 17 x 24 cm. (portrait)
Paperback with flaps
160 pages with approx. 100 photos in
duotone and full colour
World rights; German rights sold
(Benteli)
November 2011
£12.50 / $30
The Joop Swart Masterclass has been organized by World Press
Photo every year since 1994 and has established itself as one of the
most prestigious events of its kind. It has played host to some of the
finest young photographers from around the world, bringing them
into contact with some of the most established members of the
profession of photojournalism. The masterclass owes its name to
World Press Photo’s late chairman, who was a passionate supporter
of young photography talent. Since its inception, the masterclass has
provided a springboard for participants destined to become the
cream of the crop of photojournalists. To name just a few: Giorgia
Fiorio, Kadir van Lohuizen, Jodi Bieber, Paolo Pellegrin, Olivier
Culmann, Stephan Vanfleteren, Joachim Ladefoged, Balazs Gardi,
Jonas Bendiksen, Pep Bonet, Tim Hetherington, Justin Jin, Lynsey
Addario, Alexander Gronsky, Martin Kollar, Gillian Laub, Simon
Roberts, Naomi Harris, Benjamin Lowy, Pieter ten Hoopen,
Samantha Appleton, Alfredo D’Amato, Rena Effendi, Lana Šlezić,
Stephanie Sinclair, Mikhael Subotzky, Newsha Tavakolian, Olivia
Arthur, Christoph Bangert, Kate Brooks, Alexandra Demenkova,
Cédric Gerbehaye, Rafal Milach, Peter van Agtmael, Kathryn Cook,
Dominic Nahr…
At the beginning of each year, 18 independent selection committees
nominate over 170 young photographers from across the globe as
candidates for the masterclass, inviting each to submit a portfolio of
work for consideration. After the selection by an independent
committee, the twelve finalists are asked to produce a photo essay in
which they give their interpretation of the theme chosen that year by
the selection committee. An edit of all twelve participants’ photo
stories is made and published in the Masterclass book.
During the 6-day long masterclass, six internationally known
professionals from the world of photography dedicate a week of their
time sharing their personal experience and expertise with the
students. Each year, the programme of the Joop Swart Masterclass is
tailored to the specific learning needs of the students but in general
includes: review sessions serving to evaluate the participating
photographers’ work and their approach; interactive group sessions
on specific topics related to the experience and expertise of the
masters; one-on-one sessions; editing exercises and the launch of
this book.
Gihan Tubbeh, 2009
Giulio Di Sturco, 2010 Dominic Nahr, 2010
For the first time, the book has been co-published by World Press
Photo and Schilt Publishing. Schilt Publishing also produces the
World Press Yearbook, which is published in seven different
languages.
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Expected
Winter 2011/2012
New Retail Prices
Yuri Kozyrev
Iraq
The Full Story
Michelle Sank
The Submerged
Text by Liz Wells
ISBN 978 90 5330 743 4
Martin Parr
Parr by Parr
Text by Quentin Bajac
ISBN 978 90 5330 737 3
Suzan van de Roemer
The Power of Resilience
Survivors of the Volendam blaze
Text by Eddy Veerman
£29.95 | $55
ISBN 978 90 5330 747 2
Texts by Brian Bennett
and Michael Ware
Sophie Zenon
Roads Over
Troubled Water
A quest for the soul
Une chasse à l’âme
Bilder aus Kambodscha
ISBN 978 90 5330 696 3
September 2010
Jason Eskenazi &
Valeri Nistratov
Title Nation
ISBN 978 90 5330 739 7
£16.95 | $30
£23 | $50
De kracht van Volendam
Overlevenden van de
Nieuwjaarsbrand
Tekst: Eddy Veerman
ISBN 978 90 5330 749 6
€ 23
ISBN 978 90 5330 741 0
£29.95 | $55
£125 | $250
Stanley Greene
Black Passport
Compiled by
Teun van der Heijden
FotoFest 2010 Biennial
Contemporary
U.S. Photography
ISBN 978 90 5330 721 2 (set)
ISBN 978 90 5330 670 3
£24.90 | $45
£37.50
Thomas Dworzak
Kavkaz
ISBN 978 90 5330 699 4
Eliott Ross
Animal
Text by Manfred Zollner
September 2010
ISBN 978 90 5330 730 4
£55 | $95
£29.95 | $60
Special edition
Special edition
ISBN 978 90 5330 703 8
Edition of 50 copies
£625 | $1.000
ISBN 978 90 5330 736 6
Edition of 50
£225 | $350
George Georgiou
Fault Lines
Turkey from East to West
ISBN 978 90 5330 715 1
Heather McClintock
The Innocent
Casualties of the Civil
War in Northern Uganda
£32.50 | $55
ISBN 978 90 5330 697 0
£24.90 | $39.90
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Jane Hilton
Dead Eagle Trail
America’s Twenty-First
Century Cowboys
ISBN 978 90 5330 717 5
£32.50 | $55
Damion Berger
In The Deep End
ISBN 978 90 5330 713 7
£37.50 | $65
Special edition
ISBN 978 90 5330 714 4
Rena Effendi
Pipe Dreams
A chronicle of lives
along the pipeline
ISBN 978 90 5330 695 6
£32.50 | $55
Ferit Kuyas
Chongqing –
City of Ambition
Texts by Diana Edkins
& Bill Kouwenhoven
ISBN 978 90 5330 682 6
Monique Stauder
Latitude Zero
With two forewords by
Paul Theroux
ISBN 978 90 5330 719 9
£42.50 | $69.90
Carl De Keyzer
Trinity
ISBN 978 90 5330 594 2
£35 | $55
Special edition
ISBN 978 90 5330 718 2
Edition of 50 copies
£225 | $350
Edition of 50 copies
£425 | $700
Special edition
ISBN 978 90 5330 704 5
Edition of 4 x 25 copies
£425 | $700
£32.50 | $55
Special edition
ISBN 978 90 5330 705 2
Edition of 50 copies
£225 | $350
Special edition
ISBN 978 90 5330 720 5
Edition of 50 copies
£425 | $700
Marcus Bleasdale
The Rape of a Nation
Foreword by John le Carré
ISBN 978 90 5330 671 0
£32.50 | $55
Special editions
ISBN 978 90 5330 725 0
Dave Anderson
One Block
A New Orleans Neighbourhood
Rebuilds
Text by Chris Rose
ISBN 978 90 5330 712 0
£32.50
Frederick C. Baldwin &
Wendy Watriss
Looking at the U.S.
1957-1986
Interview & essay by
Xavier Canonne
ISBN 978 90 5330 673 4
Robert Knoth
Certificate no. 000358/
Nuclear devastation in
Kazakhstan, Ukraine, Belarus,
the Urals and Siberia
Text by Antoinette de Jong
ISBN 978 90 5330 506 5
Robert Knoth
Hira Mandi
ISBN 978 90 5330 620 8
£19.90 | $35
Special edition
ISBN 978 90 5330 707 6 (sold)
ISBN 978 90 5330 708 3
Edition of 25 copies, also signed by
Special edition
£42.50 | $65
£37.50 | $ 65
ISBN 978 90 5330 709 0
John le Carré
ISBN 978 90 5330 724 3
Special edition
ISBN 978 90 5330 710 6
£625.00 | $1.000
Edition of 50 copies
ISBN 978 90 5330 706 9
ISBN 978 90 5330 711 3
ISBN 978 90 5330 702 1
£225 | $350
Edition of 100 copies, just a few left
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Edition of 75 copies
£175 | $250
£425 | $700
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Harry Gruyaert
Edges
ISBN 978 90 5330 701 4
£57.50 | $97.50
Lucia Ganieva
Tiltenberg
ISBN 978 90 5330 685 7
£21 | $35
Chris de Bode
Tour du Monde
Colombia, Cuba, Senegal,
Eritrea, Qatar, China
ISBN 978 90 5330 723 6
Lana Šlezić
Forsaken
ISBN 978 90 5330 573 7
£24.90
Arlene Gottfried
Sometimes Overwhelming
ISBN: 978 90 5330 595 9
£39.90
Carin Verbruggen
Under_Exposed
ISBN 978 90 5330 615 4
£35 | $55
£18.95 | $32
Ahmet Polat
...Neither here
nor there...
ISBN 978 90 5330 652 9
Willem Poelstra
112* Ambulance
Amsterdam
ISBN 978 90 5330 634 5
Emilie Hudig
In Control
ISBN 978 90 5330 684 0
£16.50 |$ 27.50
£14.90 | $27.50
£24.90 | $42.50
Martijn van de Griendt
Smokin’ Boys
Smokin’ Girls
ISBN 978 90 5330 633 8
Ata Kandó
Photographer
Text by Rosan Hollak
ISBN 978 90 5330 612 3
Michiel Hegener
The Kurds of Iraq
ISBN 978 90 5330 617 8
£ 29.90 | $49.90
£14.95 | $24.95
£29.90 | $49.90
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