Frédéric Brenner Knihy

Frédéric Brenner has spent forty years photographing Jewish life worldwide. His new photo essay, based on three years of research in Berlin, captures diverse Jewish identities and experiences. Through fragmented insights, he explores contradictory narratives of redemption and absence, presenting a complex topography of contemporary dislocation.

First U.S. edition 1988 by Harper & Row, 192 pages, illustrated.