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‘All that is solid melts into air – Notes on Tourism’ explores three controversial tourist destinations and cultural heritages located in Germany. The Buried Giant Lenin Memorial in Berlin, the Nazi holiday resort of Prora on the Baltic island of Rügen and the ‘Chalk Cliffs on Rügen’, painted by Caspar David Friedrich. Their identity, use and meaning have shifted radically over time. Writers from diverse disciplines were invited to contribute to the book, resulting in unexpected historical and critical perspectives on the relation between visual culture, leisure and memory politics.

‘All that is solid melts into air – Notes on Tourism’
Photobook. Texts by Bruno Latour, Rachel Esner, Delphine Bedel, Franscesco Bernardelli, Marco Pasi, Thibaut de Ruyter and Olivier Rolin. 24×17 cm, 64 pages. Soft cover. ISBN 978-90-5973-072-4 Episode Publishers, 2008 Distribution Meta/Books

ALL THAT IS SOLID MELTS INTO AIR- NOTES ON TOURISM (DELPHINE BEDEL, ED.)
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PRORA
PRORA
PRORA
PRORA
THE CHALK CLIFFS ON RUGEN