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dienacht Publishing is an independent photo-book publisher. Our aim is to showcase carefully selected photographers through a limited circulation of unique, beautifully produced and highly collectible books.

Leon Kirchlechner: Nowhere

dienacht Publishing and Der Greif proudly present Leon Kirchlechner’s NOWHERE. Pre-order until June 1st and receive your signed copy on the release date, June 6th! »Nothing […] is anywhere ever simply present or absent.« – Jacques Derrida Was there something? Or nothing? With no horizon, one’s view into the distance is impeded. Scanning, searching, one’s gaze [...]

Nowhere – Limited Edition – Book + Print

Get a signed, numbered copy of Leon Kirchlechner’s photobook »NOWHERE« together with a limited, signed print. You can choose one of the four following photographs (see above). All four photographs are available as a limited edition of 5 copies, size 50 x 33 cm. In case of purchase please indicate the photograph of your choice [...]

Gabriel Orłowski: Anti-accent

“(…) I don’t really want to know whether the characters read beatniks, nihilists, right-wing journalists, liberal gibberish or SF writers. Neither do I feel the need to identify them with the music they listen to. We can guess that they probably don’t listen to club music, for example (although they seem to enjoy the disco ball). (…) These photographs ‘are punk’ more than they ‘show punk’.”

NOCTURNES by AM Projects

NOCTURNES explores 6 different photographic journeys into ‘the night’; it is a unique boxed set of 6 books by the new photography group ‘AM projects’ (Aaron McElroy, Daisuke Yokota, Ester Vonplon, Gert Jochems, Olivier Pin-Fat and Tiane Doan na Champassak). This book is printed using different papers for each photo essay – one even has an enormous fold-out poster. It is a landmark in photobook production.

Kim Thue: Dead Traffic

This book is a raw and bewildering journey through the fringes of Freetown, capital city of Sierra Leone. Shot over the course of two separate trips, Kim Thue spent 10 months living in close proximity to a notoriously rough area of the slums, digging deep into the livelihoods and emotions of his subjects. Through a visual stream of unsung tragedies, vulnerable integrity and chance encounters, his efforts leave us with an engaging account of a corner of the world normally unrevealed to most of us.

dienacht – Magazine for Photography, Design and Subculture

dienacht Publishing

Leon Kirchlechner: Nowhere

Nowhere – Limited Edition – Book + Print

Gabriel Orłowski: Anti-accent

Claudia Eschborn: 1520/21

Calin Kruse – Alles OK

NOCTURNES by AM Projects

Kim Thue: Dead Traffic