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Shirley Baker - Women And Children; And Loitering
MenPhotographers' Gallery 2015 ISBN 9780957618848 Acqn 25437Hb
22x29cm 168pp 158ills 44col £37.50
Shirley Baker: Women and Children; and Loitering Men focuses on
this formative period ofShirley Baker's practice and features many
previously unseen photographs, in particular herstartling colour
work from Summer 1965, sequenced as an unfolding visual narrative.
A forewordby Professor Griselda Pollock, and an original short
story by author Jackie Kay offer acontemporary reading of the quiet
drama of Baker’s photographs and serves to underline
thephotographer’s principal significance as a compassionate as well
as a humorous teller of storiesthat make visible the spectrum of
human resilience.
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Tomoko Sawada - Facial SignatureSeigensha Art Publishing 2015
ISBN 9784861524844 Acqn 24949Pb 15x19cm 240pp 220col ills £45
Japanese artist Tomoko Sawada uses photography and techniques of
performance art to exploreideas of identity, status, culture,
individualism, stereotypes, and conformity through traditional
andcontemporary methods of portraiture, making use of cosmetics and
costume to dramatically alterher appearance. In her various series,
each photograph appears to represent a differentindividual or
group, yet all of the subjects are in fact the artist herself. For
her project ‘Facial
Signature’, which considers the intuitive process by which
people achieve cognition of true orfalse archetypes, Sawada
transformed herself 300 times to look like a variety of East
Asianwomen.
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Mariken Wessels - Taking Off. Henry My Neighbor Art Paper
Editions 2015 ISBN 9789490800345 Acqn 25180Pb 24x33cm 330pp 500ills
£49.50
'Taking Off' is a real picture story of a failed marriage, of
sexual frustration and voyeurism. Anextraordinary amount of
photographs and cut-up collages comprise an archival vertigo of
amateurnude art. Through people she met on a journey through the
United States, Mariken Wesselsgained access to the studio and the
entire archive of Henry, as well as full consent over its use.She
started redacting the work and rearranging it, so to form an
artist's book, in which theaudience will be invited to a journey
into Henry’s vision of his wife and muse, and to discover
thephotographic obsessions of Henry, which through encountering
them in the book could becomeour obsessions too.
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Life Is Strangenai010 publishers 2015 ISBN 9789462082335 Acqn
25317Pb 17x24cm 144pp 100ills £26.50
'Life is Strange' displays and dissects the bewildering flood of
images with which the twentiethcentury burst into the living rooms
of bemused Dutch families. Thanks to the rapid developmentof
photography, suddenly everyone was given a chance to take part in
unknown events takingplace in every corner of the world.
‘Photographic all-sorts from everywhere,’ as the Dutchillustrated
magazine 'Het Leven' called them: photographs of dramatic
accidents, extraordinaryevents, far-off peoples, remarkable
inventions, unusual customs, and larger-than-life
characters.Catalogue to an exhibition at photo museum Huis
Marseille in Amsterdam.
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Exit 58 – MinimumOlivares & Associates 2015 no ISBN Acqn
25321Pb 21x26cm 184pp 80ills 70col £26
This issue honours the minimal, thereby reasserting the
importance and the difference betweenthe little, the minimum, the
fragment, and the micro. While technology can bring us to the
limits ofperception and beyond, in order to see better, to
understand the whole through its parts, withoutthe need for
anything other than our intelligence and our eyes, we have invented
the fragment.With it, we define the scale ourselves. The selected
artists confront this concept through differentperspectives and
with different purposes. Featuring work by David Goldblatt,
Bohnchang Koo,Ciuco Gutiérrez, Pernilla Zetterman, Jochen Lemper,
Aleydis Rispa, Claus Goedicke, and others.
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Kid Nostalgia - Portraits Of South Korean YouthPropaganda 2014
ISBN 9788998143190 Acqn 24267Hb 24x29cm 112pp 52ills £23.95
Park Sung Jin’s black-and-white shots of kids in their school
uniforms betray an undercurrent ofrestlessness and rebelliousness,
a certain antisocial energy and imperfect freedom that is bothpure
and naïve. He sought out this raw, ironic beauty not in the
majority of youths who aredevoted to their studies and obey the
rules, but in those who loiter around the back alleys andvacant
lots, smoking cigarettes. Having left Seoul at age seventeen to
move to New York, SungJin is in a way trying to find his own
forgotten roots through these arresting and powerful
portraits,fully capturing the youthful charisma and attitude in his
subjects’ postures, expressions and eyes.
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Rinko Kawauchi - Leiko IkemuraNohara 2014 ISBN 9784904257258
Acqn 24908Pb 19x24cm 82pp 30col ills £24.50
This tranquilly meandering volume is a record of conversations
between two artists who are alsolong-time friends, conducted
through poetry and softly resonant photographs. Artist
LeikoIkemura’s main techniques are painting and ceramic sculpture.
Photographer Rinko Kawauchi istrusted by Ikemura to be present as
she produces her taut, finely honed works. Thecorrespondence that
continues when they are apart, radiating and responding to each
other’sartistic realms, expresses their individual approaches to
the indeterminate nature of our world.
The correspondence accompanying their respective travels is also
included in the book.
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Morgan Ashcom – LeviathanPeperoni Books 2015 ISBN 9783941825833
Acqn 25448Hb 30x30cm 74pp 33col ills £45
Morgan Ashcom was raised on a farm in rural Virginia. In 2013,
he graduated from theInternational Limited Residency MFA
Photography programme at the Hartford Art School. Hisproject
‘Leviathan’ was shortlisted for the Honickman First Book Prize in
Photography by theCenter for Documentary Studies at Duke
University. In the project, Ashcom documents the livesof skater
punks who have built a “Skatopia” for their group in the forests of
rural Ohio. It is agathering place and community where skateboards,
dirt, tattoos, blood, sweat, and fire
intermingle to fuel a subculture of freedom and nihilism. The
compelling images found in thisphotobook mark the project’s first
publication.
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Bart Eysink Smeets - Finding Myself In India
KesselsKramer 2015 ISBN 9789070478421 Acqn 25449Pb 15x22cm 24pp
10col ills £13.50
More and more people are travelling across the world to discover
other cultures, lose themselvesin the unknown and (thanks to Eat
Pray Love and Julia Roberts' alligator grin) the new number 1travel
cliché: to find themselves. Bart Eysink Smeets longed for the
spiritual enlightenment andlife-affirming answers to questions
like; What is the meaning of life? He really, really wanted tofind
himself in India, but as a happy Amsterdammer and reluctant
traveller he didn't actually wantto go there. So Bart did the next
best thing, he harnessed the spiritual power of Photoshop
andcarefully inserted himself into photos his friends had taken
when they were actually in India.
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Hans Van Der Meer - Antwerpse VeldenLecturis 2015 ISBN
9789462261303 Acqn 25116Hb 31x23cm 92pp 81ills 64col £36
In 2013 Antwerp was ‘European city of Sport’. For the MAS and
Antwerp Sport city, this wasreason enough to initiate an amateur
football project. Photographer Hans van der Meer wascommissioned to
create eight large panorama photos to be displayed in the light
boxes. At therequest of the museum he also created a series of
portraits to represent the many nationalities ofthe multicultural
city of Antwerp. Over a period of ten weeks he not only
photographed, but alsoacted as director to create a film portraying
humorous observations of the Antwerp amateurfootball scene in his
familiar style known from Flemish Fields (2000).
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