Founded
1995
Directors
Klaus Kehrer
Locations
Mannheimer Str. 175
Heidelberg
69123
Germany
Exhibited artists
Ralph Gibson
Gauri Gill
J. John Priola
Lili Almog
Bob Newman
Deb Achak
Saul Leiter
Ted & Nune
Gregor Sailer
Nina Welch-Kling
Jerry N. Uelsmann
Astrid Reischwitz
Kai Löffelbein
Sarah Stacke
Éva Szombat
Founded in 1995, Kehrer Verlag is an independent publisher specialising in photography and
fine art books. Its list includes leading photographers such as Helen Levitt, Saul Leiter, Arno
Rafael Minkkinen, Sarah Moon, Elina Brotherus, Ralph Gibson, Ragnar Axelsson, and Nicholas Nixon, as well as numerous
emerging artists. Over the years, numerous Kehrer publications have been nominated for and
honored with international book awards. Kehrer regularly participates in national and
international fairs and festivals.
Gauri Gill
'Jannat, Barmer'
1999-today
'Notes from the Desert' / From the book 'Gauri Gill. Acts of Resistance and Repair', published by Kehrer Verlag
© Gauri Gill / Schirn
Ralph Gibson
Untitled
1970
'Somnabulist‘ / From the book "Ralph Gibson. Secret of Light", published by Kehrer Verlag
@ Ralph Gibson
Nina Welch-Kling
Untitled
'Duologues' / From the book "Duologues", published by Kehrer Verlag
© Nina Welch-Kling
Astrid Reischwitz
Filling the Blank
From the book "Spin Club Stories", published by Kehrer Verlag
© Astrid Reischwitz
Gregor Sailer
'Hafelekar bei Innsbruck, 2334 m, Karwendel Mountains, Austria'
2006
'Ladiz' / From the book "Unseen Places", published by Kehrer Verlag
© Gregor Sailer / VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn 2022
Bob Newman
'Friends, Crowder, Mississippi'
2016
From the book "Shadows of Emmett Till", published by Kehrer Verlag
© Bob Newman
Anne Ackermann
From the book "this life is a mix of poison and honey", published by Kehrer Verlag
@ Anne Ackermann
J. John Priola
'Gold Vase'
2018
'Posies' / From the book "Natural Light", published by Kehrer Verlag
© J. John Priola
Lili Almog
From the book "Betweenness", published by Kehrer Verlag
© Lili Almog
Sarah Stacke
'Meesie and Naomi'
2016
From the book "Love from Manenberg", published by Kehrer Verlag
© Sarah Stacke
