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This volume is now the eighth in the annual series sponsored by BBVA as part of its OpenMind initiative, which is devoted to disseminating knowledge on key issues of our time.

Since 1983, photographer Miguel Bergasa (born 1951) has made 27 trips to Latin America, undertaking an in-depth exploration of the various cultures of each country in which he chooses to work. This "PHotoBolsillo" volume introduces his work.

Istanbul's established community of bird-breeders is currently on the brink of disappearance. To capture the community before it vanishes, Turkish artist Cemre Yesil and Romanian artist Maria Sturm photograph the remaining members of this culture in the city.

Volume N of Matador is edited by Spanish artist Miquel Barceló and includes a text by Rafael Sanchez Ferlosio on the bullfighter Luis Francisco Esplà, the painter Raphael and the potter Joan Potière Maman, plus other writings by Alberto Manguel, Jonathan Franzen, Rodrigo Rey Rosa, Jonathan Safran Foer and Edison Simons.

Quico Vidal is regarded as one of the finest brand and creative design consultants in Europe - he has helped create such iconic European brands as Camper, Medwinds, and Barcelo, and helped the Spanish photography festival PHotEspana achieve international recognition. This title collects these works, and offers insight into Vidal's artistic vision.

Through his collaborations with newspapers such as El Pais, El Mundo and publications such as Forbes and Esquire, Luis de las Alas has cultivated an image of himself as bohemian, a rebel and an elegant scoundrel. This book showcases the unique artistic vision of photographer Luis de las Alas.

Rafael Trobat is an internationally renowned photographer, and pupil of master photographer Cristina Garcia Rodero, who is best known for his striking images of daily life in Nicaragua at the end of the revolution in the 1990s. This book offers an illustrated overview of the work this critically renowned Spanish photographer.

The legendary Spanish chef Ferran Adrià in a moment of transitionThe latest issue of the magazine Matador Ñ profiles the legendary Spanish chef Ferran Adrià in a moment of transition, after the closure of his restaurant El Bulli, but before his new project, the elBulli Foundation, opens its doors. Adrià shared with Matador Ñ his experiences, obsessions and influences, and his plans for the future. Also included is a CD with four new songs by Peter Gabriel.

An intense and thoughtful photo essay by contemporary Spanish photographer Jesus Labandeira

Luis Gonzalez Palma is modernist photographer, born 1957 in Guatemala City where he later opened up a celebrated portrait studio. Of mixed Native background, Palma's photography focuses on the plight of the indigenous Mayas and mestizo (mixed) people of Guatemala. This is a survey of Gonzalez Palma's artistic evolution.

In his time, Diego Gonzalez Ragel turned his lens on the world of sport, politics, war, and commerce. He was Editor of a military magazine during the years of the Spain's Civil War (1936-1939) and a photographer for the Bank of Spain from 1941 until his death in 1951. This book is dedicated to the photographer Diego Gonzalez Ragel (1893-1951).

In photographs by Madoz, objects change, blend, or seem to float or belong to places out of time and reality. His evocative shots alter our perception and viewers find multiple meanings within them. This book offers a full review of his work and an analysis of more than three hundred of his images.

Joan Colom (Barcelona, 1921) is one of the most important Spanish photographers of the second half of the 20th-century, and often considered the most influential chronicler of Catalan culture. This book immerses readers in Colom's universe through more than 500 photographs spanning the whole of his career.

An exploration of the relationship between photography and architecture in Spain between 1925 and 1965. It is broadly limited to the period specifically regarded by historians of Spanish architecture as the heyday of what came to be called the Modern Movement: from the mid-1920s to the crisis of the International Style in the late 1960s.

2013 marks centenary of the birth of Miguel Fisac and Alejandro de la Sota - two of the most important Spanish architects of the twentieth century. This book brings together hundreds of drawings, models, photographs, furniture and objects to give readers a tour of the life and works of these two masters of modern Spanish architecture.

Juan Munoz (1953-2001) was an internationally celebrated Spanish sculptor, draughtsman and painter. Munoz is known for his unsettling sculptures of individuals or groups placed in architectural settings. This artist's sketchbook consists of 20 original drawings by Juan Munoz, produced by the author in 1992.

Featuring over 500 entries covering all the fields of photography - from classical to contemporary photography, from reportage and street photography to fashion and advertising, from stock photography to portraiture, from architecture to landscape, this title embraces the history of Spanish photography as a whole, from its beginnings onwards.

Critically acclaimed Portuguese photographer Edgar Martins' latest project has its roots in early 2012, when he approached the European Space Agency with a very ambitious proposal: to produce the most comprehensive survey ever assembled about a leading scientific and space exploration organization. This book deals with this project.

Carmen Calvo - recipient of Spain's National Arts Award 2013 - is one of Spain's most important and critically acclaimed contemporary conceptual artists. This illustrated volume brings together a selection of works and provides an overview of the artist's career, including her iconic intervention in the Venice Biennale 1997.

Chema Conesa is a renowned Spanish photographer and journalist, and is best known for his portraits and his work for the Spanish newspapers El Pais and El Mundo. This book explores the work of Spanish photographer Chema Conesa.

Explores the evolution of surrealism, from its roots in art history to the birth of the movement in the 1920s.

Traces the work of critically acclaimed German photographer Thomas Ruff, from his Substrat series (2002-03), which explores digitally-altered images culled from the web, to the Zycles, cassini, and mars series that draw on, and experiment with, scientific sources and photographs drawn from NASA's web archives.

Jose Cendon (b 1974) is one of the most critically acclaimed young photojournalists Spain has ever produced. In November 2008 he was kidnapped in Somalia while on assignment for the British newspaper Sunday Telegraph along with the English journalist Colin Freeman, and both were released in January 2009. This book explores his work.

Pepe Andreu is one of Spain's foremost furniture designers, famed for his reconciliation of contemporary forms with traditional artisanal materials. Andreu creates furniture with a soul that adapts itself to the personality and way of life of its owners. This book examines the work of one of Spain's foremost furniture designers.

Paul Klee (1879-1940) was Swiss/German painter whose highly individual style was influenced by movements in art that included expressionism, cubism, and surrealism. Klee was a natural draftsman who experimented with and eventually mastered colour theory. This title offers an exploration of the artistic and theoretical work of Paul Klee.

Large-scale, highly detailed, and dramatically lit, with dark, blank backgrounds; noted French photographer Pierre Gonnord's images recall the paintings of Goya, Caravaggio, Velasquez and other old masters. This is a collection of images portraying Gypsy people from throughout renowned photographer Pierre Gonnord's career.

Looks at the images of photographer who captured the vibrancy of both Madrid and New York. This book brings together many of author's images captured in Mapplethorpe's legendary studio space, 24 Bond Street.

Features full-page, full-colour and black-and-white photographs representing the best of the artist's portfolio - each of which is captioned with title and year. This title also includes a chronology, lists of exhibitions and collections in which the photographer's work has been/is displayed, and a brief appreciation of the artist.