Louise Wolthers Books

Tina Enghoff

By Louise Wolthers, Inge Host Seiding, Peter Berliner, David Samuel Naeman Josef Kristoffersen

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Displaced' is based on research, site-specific art activism, outreach and local collaborations in Greenland, and it examines the archive's role in relation to personal history. The research takes u...

Framing bodies

By Dragana Vujanovic, Louise Wolthers

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Auto

By Tyrone Martinsson, Hans Hedberg, Louise Wolthers, Gunilla Knape

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Today we are all photographers. Self-portraits are everywhere and snapshots of our lives are circulated and shared frenetically on various social media networks. Distinctions are blurred, not only...

Images Rights

By Louise Wolthers, Paolo Cirio

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Oscar Munoz

By Mark Sealy, Louise Wolthers, Dragana Vujanovic Ostlind, Oscar Munoz

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Daido Moriyama a Diary

By Louise Wolthers, Daido Moriyama, Sara Walker

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Ishiuchi Miyako

By Dragana Vujanovic, Louise Wolthers, Miyako Ishiuchi

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Dayanita Singh Sea of Files

By Dayanita Singh, Stefan Jensen, Louise Wolthers, Orhan Pamuk

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Lost and found

By Mathias Danbolt, Jane Rowley, Louise Wolthers

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Inuuteq Storch

By Louise Wolthers

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