La Fabrica – författare

Explores the photographs of two master photographers, Harry Callahan and Edward Weston, through the relationships of vision and desire. While the well-known bodies of works have been understood as nudes or landscapes, this book looks beyond these categories, to propose a more ample and complex notion of erotic photography.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

The MU exhibition comprises of eight sculptures, six of which are located in Grin Grin Park, Fukuoka, the seventh can be found at the Spanish Embassy in Tokyo. The eighth and final sculpture, entitled Dual Year and also located in Tokyo. This volume explores the MU project - from conception to reality.

Offers a detailed look at the ambitious project to expand Seville's "FIBES" exhibition centre. Seville's Exhibition and Congress Centre, also known as FIBES, is one of Spain's most important and prestigious public facilities.