Club 13

Title: Club 13

Photographer/s: Nils Petter Löfstedt

Date of publication: January, 2010

Place of publication: Lisbon, Portugal

Dimensions: 170×235 mm

Edition size: 300

Type of binding: Softcover, Stapled

Number of pages: 32

Number of pictures: 28

Type of printing: Offset 4 Colors

Printer: Guide – Artes Gráficas, Lisboa

Publisher: Pierre von Kleist editions

Designer: José Pedro Cortes/André Príncipe / Nils Petter Löfstedt

Editor: José Pedro Cortes/André Príncipe / Nils Petter Löfstedt

ISBN: 978-972-99825-2-1

Price: 15 Euros

Summary: In Club 13 (once an illegal club in Malmö), Löftedt brings toguether the world of his personal relationships with experiences of streets in Malmö, representing its cultural currents and raising questions about the right to public space. Photgraphed over a period of six years, mostly at night, the book offers Löfstedt’s personal vision of his Swedish city.

Date and place of birth of photographer/s: 1981, Malmö, Sweden

Website: http://www.petterlofstedt.se/

Book link: http://www.pierrevonkleist.com/club13.html

Donated by: Pierre von Kleist editions

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