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The aesthetic and cultural wealth and the long tradition and classical status of opera as a high-art function here as an inspirational metaphor for a volume of photographs published annually and which deals with the most sensitive and direct kind of portrait: nude photography: the human body as both stage and theatre play. The publisher Matthias Straub presents a rich spectrum of large and small portrayals, with both young nude photographers and classic works by living and dead masters of this field.
Artists:
Barron Claiborne, Bart Hess, Bear Kirkpatrick, Christian Coigny, Christian Kettiger, Christian Witkin, Cynthia Berger, David Bellemere, David Lindsey Wade, David Spaeth, Elene Usdin, Eric Marrian, Imogen Cunningham, Jo Schwab, Joachim Baldauf, Jonathan Narducci, Kim Joon, Kirchknopf + Grambow, Jürgen Klauke, Madame Peripetie, Marc van Dalen, Michael Barolet, Mona Kuhn, Olivier Valsecchi, Quentin de Briey, René Fietzek, Ruben Brulat, Valeria Mitelman and many more.
See here for a full list of photographers and some sample spreads
Publisher: Kerber
Size: 240 × 310 mm
200 pages, 134 colour and 94 b/w illustrations
Publisher's price: $49.95
The aesthetic and cultural wealth and the long tradition and classical status of opera as a high-art function here as an inspirational metaphor for a volume of photographs published annually and which deals with the most sensitive and direct kind of portrait: nude photography: the human body as both stage and theatre play.
Publisher's Description
New is an initiative of the people behind GUP Magazine. New is a book, a catalogue, a style-guide featuring the best 100 emerging Dutch photographers per year. New is a platform bringing Dutch based photography talents to the attention of galleries, museums, commercial and photography agencies, media companies and institutions that work with imagery.
But New is more! With its 420 pages it is the style Bible for art directors, curators, collectors, photography lovers, and fellow photographers. With a print run of 2.500 copies, New makes sure the best emerging photographers around will get the attention and platform they deserve.
You can see a preview here.
Publisher: GUP Magazine
Size: 166 × 225 mm
420 pages
Edition of 2500 copies
Publisher's price: £26.50
Note: There are 4 different covers for the New Dutch Photography Talent book. The content is the same in each of the books. Unfortunately, it is not a possibility to select a specific cover.
New is an initiative of the people behind GUP Magazine. New is a book, a catalogue, a style-guide featuring the best 100 emerging Dutch photographers per year.
The Summer 2013 issue comes with a book by Ryan McGinley, whose large-scale colour photographs of his young New York friends have put his work in great demand. View every page of Purple Magazine 19 (including the Ryan McGinley Purple Book)
The Summer 2013 issue comes with a book by Ryan McGinley, whose large-scale colour photographs of his young New York friends have put his work in great demand. View every page of Purple Magazine 19 (including the Ryan McGinley Purple Book)
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Each edition of UPON PAPER is dedicated to a different theme, a leitmotif that presents the most varied perspectives and positions on that subject.
The second issue has taken color as its main theme. The majority of the authors and artists who explore this topic are equally uncompromising in what they do. This quality has become apparent to me during my personal encounters with them, but it is also plainly present in their works. For example, Peter Saville’s cover for New Order’s biggest hit, Blue Monday, was designed in the form of a floppy disk. Neither the name of the song nor the artist were to be found on the cover. The design became a part of a “cool code” that Peter, long since a pop icon himself, instilled into his work for the sake of posterity. Possessing the necessary “coolness” himself, Saville showed almost no interest in the rules of cover design (for example, including the name of the band and the title in the upper third of the layout) and provided New Order’s album Power, Corruption and Lies with a color-coded alphabet: He has taken this work as the basis for a new piece created exclusively for UPON PAPER.
ritish photographer Nick Knight particularly enjoys working with manipulation and defamiliarization. With his labor-intensive techniques, he searches for new paths for photography, both in the darkroom and on computer. He once dedicated more than three years to studying all 6.5 million of the preserved specimens of flowers and plants exhibited in London’s Natural History Museum — in order to finally take 50(!) pictures. His work British Birds is likewise the product of several years spent on the dramatic ‘composing’ of carefully edited individual shots.
My friend Walter Pfeiffer had to earn fame and cult status abroad before finally receiving appropriate recognition — thirty years later — in his native Switzerland. His thoroughly personal images are full of strange, comical moments: He has been capturing them since the early seventies in an aesthetic that sometimes resembles the snapshots of a photographic diary. The selection of backgrounds and props in his works provides them with a very distinctive and consistently applied signature style.
In the early sixties, Hermann Nitsch’s publicly performed “actions” in Vienna and his Schüttbilder (“poured paintings”) repeatedly led to conflicts with the authorities and to weeks-long jail terms: These eventually led the artist to move to Germany in 1968. Twenty years later, the same city recognized him with its City of Vienna Award for Fine Arts. Nearly twenty years after that, this recognition of his work was reputedly not enough to prevent the Friends of the National Gallery in Berlin from heatedly debating whether or not they should appear as official organizers of a Nitsch retrospective at the Martin-Gropius-Bau.
It was also the swinging sixties that bore the photographer David Bailey. His vigorous lighting techniques and directness have defined him as not only an icon himself, but one of Britain’s most powerful black and white chronicler of each epoch he captures. His latest works, an unexpected stretch of roses in colour, stand to point to a photographic skill unparalleled in defining the very now, but its beauty simultaneously transcending to the infinite. In the recent watercolors presented in this issue, Kim Gordon (Sonic Youth) interprets the relationship between audience and performer in an abstract idiom, with colors possessing a powerful aura. In an interview with art editor Boris Pofalla, the all-around talent talks about paper, performativity, and New York in the 1980s.
Gavin Watson’s portraiture of the infamous skinhead scene of early 1980s Britain is given a new lease of life with the release of unseen colour photographs of teenage Watson and school friends holidaying. Watson’s intimate narration provides an emotional insight into one of the most controversial subcultures to have ever existed. Music writer Wyndham Wallace examines Talk Talk’s pivotal album Colour of Spring, and the enduring relationship with sleeve artist by James Marsh. Artists published in Color also includes Erwan Frotin, Michele Abeles, David Benjamin Sherry and Steve Shapiro.
You can imagine that the uncompromising format of UPON PAPER magazine initially led a number of vendors to shake their heads in skeptical disbelief (“too big,” “too bulky”). On the other hand, how many times have readers had to shake their heads at the continual cultivation of mediocrity? With our great ambition, we have achieved something extraordinary—not just in our choice of format—and have thus ultimately found a worthy home among readers and vendors. For the editorial vision of a publication such as this, the deciding criterion is ultimately the same as that of photography: What is worth looking at? Take a look for yourself.
Holger Homann, Editor in Chief
UPON PAPER MAGAZINE arises from an intense passion for paper. In a super-large format (49 x 69cm) it uses a variety of the highest quality papers. Pages are simply held together by a red cord, allowing each layout to be removed and attached to your wall
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Each edition of UPON PAPER is dedicated to a different theme, a leitmotif that presents the most varied perspectives and positions on that subject. In the first edition the theme is Los Angeles; a city in which it is not only dreams that are larger than life.
Californian artist Doug Aitken talks about his seductive multimedia work; Beach Boys expert Jon Stebbins writes about the creation of arguably the most long awaited album in pop music history – SMiLE; and we discover the new, intelligent Hollywood in Sofia and Roman Coppola’s Directors Bureau. Author Travis Jeppesen presents a portrait of the life-partner of novelist Christopher Isherwood: the painter and draftsman Don Bachardy — A Singular Man. We witness the birth of the skater scene in the empty pools of early-1970s Los Angeles, captured in the thrilling photographs of Hugh Holland.
The heterogeneous architecture of a city, which already understands the twentieth century as an antique age, will also be illuminated: the German artist Veronika Kellndorfer speaks with the Californian architect Mark Lee about their work and will also be represented by a piece that takes the famous Lovell Beach House as its theme. The prize-winning architect Michael Maltzan investigates his fascination with Los Angeles, his adopted home, in an essay from his book No More Play.
Juan José Gurrola and John Valadez represent L.A.’s Mexican art scene, which has recently attracted attention due to the group exhibition Pacific Standard Time. The exhibition will tour to its only European port of call, Berlin’s Martin-Gropius-Bau, in March 2012.
The dark side of the City of Angels is also investigated, for instance, in a feature about the downfall of the Hollywood star Montgomery Clift. Once as famous as Marlon Brando, he experienced one of the slowest suicides in show business as a result of a tragic accident and the drug addiction that followed.
Other features are devoted to Wim Wenders’ relationship with Hollywood, Peter Cain’s paintings of gas stations, David Hockney’s swimming pool images of the sixties and seventies, as well as Bob Mizer’s early photographs of Arnold Schwarzenegger as a young Adonis. Marion Blackburn takes us on a voyage West with Jack Kerouac, and Karl Lippegaus traces the exodus of the musical genius Charles Mingus from L.A. to New York.
Holger Homann, Editor in Chief
UPON PAPER MAGAZINE arises from an intense passion for paper. In a super-large format (49 x 69cm) it uses a variety of the highest quality papers. Pages are simply held together by a red cord, allowing each layout to be removed and attached to your wall
For this second issue of C Photo Collection, Ivorypress has promoted an initiative in collaboration with the Venice in Peril Foundation. Fourteen artists have created a series of photographic works about Venice and donated them to Venice in Peril to be sold to raise funds to preserve the city from decay. These photographic projects comprise the Real Venice exhibition, which will be shown as part of the 54th Venice Biennale. They are also illustrated in this volume, together with a selection of essays that underline the long-standing relationship between Venice and photography.
With texts by Maria Antonella Pelizzari, Claudio Piersanti and William A. Ewing. Portfolios by Hiroshi Watanabe, Jules Spinatsch, Dionisio González, Nan Goldin, Tim Parchikov, Candida Höfer, Mimmo Jodice, Robert Walker, Matthias Schaller, Lynne Cohen, Philip-Lorca diCorcia, Tiina Itkonen, Antonio Girbés and Pierre Gonnord.
Publisher: Ivory Press
280 pages
Publisher's Description
For this second issue of C Photo Collection, Ivorypress has promoted an initiative in collaboration with the Venice in Peril Foundation. Fourteen artists have created a series of photographic works about Venice and donated them to Venice in Peril to be sold to raise funds to preserve the city from decay. These photographic projects comprise the Real Venice exhibition, which will be shown as part of the 54th Venice Biennale. They are also illustrated in this volume, together with a selection of essays that underline the long-standing relationship between Venice and photography.
With texts by Maria Antonella Pelizzari, Claudio Piersanti and William A. Ewing. Portfolios by Hiroshi Watanabe, Jules Spinatsch, Dionisio González, Nan Goldin, Tim Parchikov, Candida Höfer, Mimmo Jodice, Robert Walker, Matthias Schaller, Lynne Cohen, Philip-Lorca diCorcia, Tiina Itkonen, Antonio Girbés and Pierre Gonnord.
Publisher: Ivory Press
280 pages
The issue of C PHOTO, September 2008, contains works from Middle Eastern photographers. 2008 will be the last year of Polaroid film production. C PHOTO dedicates its Archive section to a review of the fertile visual legacy of the last 50 years, illustrated by photos from the Polaroid Corporation Collection and images from the contemporary archive of the international collective, Polanoid.
Collector: The Arab Image Foundation: Abdel Hadi, Hisham (amateur) / Alban / Armand / Bendali Ghorab, Fouad / Dankikian, Yertchan / El Ani, Latif / El Madani, Hashem / Kareh, Camille / Jabbur, Jibrail / Sabri, Muhamad /
Archive: A selection of photographers from the Polaroid Corporation Collection: Adams, Ansel / Beard, Peter / Clergue, Lucien / Fellman, Sandi / Fukase, Masahisa / Hockney, David / Kennedy, David Michael / Levinthal, David / Medinger, Michel / Moon, Sarah / Samaras, Lucas / Steenwijk, Jan Van / Stefanelli, Umberto / Tenneson, Joyce / Vasconcellos, Cassio.
Another selection of photographers from Polanoid collective: Andesner, Irene with Leone, Paolo / Austin, Eddie / B, Amelie / Briggs, O.J. / Brown, Jamie / Carmendevos / Fabbri, Barbara / Freaza Vieira, Enrique ?alias Urizen- / Gual, Jordi / Kitegi, Laetitia / Miasik, Marcin / Panchot, Cyrille ?alias S. Ombre- / Saile, Lia / Schneider, Stefanie / Schnickenacke, Esther Z. / Sprinkler, Bertrand / Tripp, Candince / Tubridy, Sean / Ward, Simon / Weibmeister / Zamolo, Thomas Scope / Portfolio: Al-Ghoussein, Tarek / Borland, Polly / Bourges, Denis / Brenner, Frédéric / Eskildsen, Joakm / Gottfried, Arlene / Hakan Celebi, Akif / Holloway, Zena / Kwong Chi, Tseng / Mataloon, Ohad / Migliora, Marzia / Ningde, Wang / Prager, Alex / Ramallah Underground / Rosell, Adria / Schenck, Rocky / Scherer, Diana / Slota, Gerald / Stein, Amy / Tabrizian, Mitra / Watanabe, Hiroshi / Weddle, Kirk / Wei, Li / Wolberg, Pavel /
C Action: Ringborg, Lovisa / Surun, Flore-Aël
Vintage: images selected from Wilson Centre for Photography about The First Seen, nineteenth century photographs taken by the first Western artists to explore the East.
Guest: Isabel Coixet, a special commission from the Spanish filmmaker for C PHOTO
Interviews and Essays: Arida, Zeina / Drori-Peremen, Nitza / Flaps, Doc / Hitchcock, Barbara / Howe, Kathleen S. / Perez, Nissan / Suckrachand, Robert
Publisher: Ivory Press
Size: 225 x 340 mm
300 pages
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Publisher's Description
The issue of C PHOTO, September 2008, contains works from Middle Eastern photographers. 2008 will be the last year of Polaroid film production. C PHOTO dedicates its Archive section to a review of the fertile visual legacy of the last 50 years, illustrated by photos from the Polaroid Corporation Collection and images from the contemporary archive of the international collective, Polanoid.
Collector: The Arab Image Foundation: Abdel Hadi, Hisham (amateur) / Alban / Armand / Bendali Ghorab, Fouad / Dankikian, Yertchan / El Ani, Latif / El Madani, Hashem / Kareh, Camille / Jabbur, Jibrail / Sabri, Muhamad /
Archive: A selection of photographers from the Polaroid Corporation Collection: Adams, Ansel / Beard, Peter / Clergue, Lucien / Fellman, Sandi / Fukase, Masahisa / Hockney, David / Kennedy, David Michael / Levinthal, David / Medinger, Michel / Moon, Sarah / Samaras, Lucas / Steenwijk, Jan Van / Stefanelli, Umberto / Tenneson, Joyce / Vasconcellos, Cassio.
Another selection of photographers from Polanoid collective: Andesner, Irene with Leone, Paolo / Austin, Eddie / B, Amelie / Briggs, O.J. / Brown, Jamie / Carmendevos / Fabbri, Barbara / Freaza Vieira, Enrique ?alias Urizen- / Gual, Jordi / Kitegi, Laetitia / Miasik, Marcin / Panchot, Cyrille ?alias S. Ombre- / Saile, Lia / Schneider, Stefanie / Schnickenacke, Esther Z. / Sprinkler, Bertrand / Tripp, Candince / Tubridy, Sean / Ward, Simon / Weibmeister / Zamolo, Thomas Scope / Portfolio: Al-Ghoussein, Tarek / Borland, Polly / Bourges, Denis / Brenner, Frédéric / Eskildsen, Joakm / Gottfried, Arlene / Hakan Celebi, Akif / Holloway, Zena / Kwong Chi, Tseng / Mataloon, Ohad / Migliora, Marzia / Ningde, Wang / Prager, Alex / Ramallah Underground / Rosell, Adria / Schenck, Rocky / Scherer, Diana / Slota, Gerald / Stein, Amy / Tabrizian, Mitra / Watanabe, Hiroshi / Weddle, Kirk / Wei, Li / Wolberg, Pavel /
C Action: Ringborg, Lovisa / Surun, Flore-Aël
Vintage: images selected from Wilson Centre for Photography about The First Seen, nineteenth century photographs taken by the first Western artists to explore the East.
Guest: Isabel Coixet, a special commission from the Spanish filmmaker for C PHOTO
Interviews and Essays: Arida, Zeina / Drori-Peremen, Nitza / Flaps, Doc / Hitchcock, Barbara / Howe, Kathleen S. / Perez, Nissan / Suckrachand, Robert
Publisher: Ivory Press
Size: 225 x 340 mm
300 pages
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In this truly global issue, C Photo explores the evolution of photography, film and collecting in the Chinese art market, some of the world’s most dynamic emerging markets, as well as showing eye-catching work from both East and West. This market has seen burgeoning popularity in recent years. in recognition of this fact we have interviews with the creators of two most important collections of Chinese art.
Collector: The collections of Uli Sigg and Guy Ullens: Ai Wei Wei / Aniu / Bai Yiluo / Cang Xin / Chen Lingyang / Chen Shaoxiong / Hai Bo / Hong Hao / Huang Yan / Liang Yue / Liu Zheng / Lu Chunsheng / Lu Hao / Ma Liuming / O Zhang / Rong Rong & inri / Shi Guorui / Wang Jin / Wang Ningde / Weng Fen / Yang Fudong / Yang Zhenzhong / Yin Xiuzhen / Yuan Goang-Ming / Zheng Guogu / Zhuang Hui
Francesca Woodman: a revealing portfolio, mainly unpublished works, of the US photographer whose influence and range is becoming increasingly important in the contemporary photographic world.
Archive: A selection of photographs and posters from the most celebrated Bollywood films, from the 1930s to the 1960s, presenting an evolution of iconography and a style that has already established itself as a film genre.
Scope / Portfolio: Banier, François-Marie / Blackmon, Julie / Briceño, Antonio / Claiborne, Barron / Crespi, Lea / Flomen, Michael / Gefeller, Andreas / Goicolea, Anthony / Guo-Qiang, Cai / Jakrlová, Hana / Jieming, Hu / Kawauchi, Rinko / Kulik, Zofia / Laforet, Vincent / Larbalestier, Simon / Martins, Edgar / Meene, Hellen van / Prado, Chema / Sawada, Tomoko / Sigismondi, Floria / Spencer, Ewen / Tettamanti, Joël / Weideman, Ryan
C Action: the grants awarded to Marie Taillefer and Kyungwoo Chun
Vintage: Francesc Català-Roca C PHOTO devotes a retrospective to one of the most emblematic photographers of the twentieth century. Català-Roca’s output forms an essential chapter in the history of photography.
Guest: Dennis Hopper The actor and director of Easy Rider, a film that opened a new era and marked a departure from traditional production methods in Hollywood, presents his latest photographic works.
Interviews and Essays: Chinnery, Colin / Danto, Arthur C. / Dwyer, Rachel / Giralt-Miracle, Daniel / Holland, Agnieska / Koo, Bohnchang / Kotaro, Lizawa / Pinsky, Robert / Tang, David
Publisher: Ivory Press
Size: 225 x 340 mm
303 pages
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Publisher's Description
In this truly global issue, C Photo explores the evolution of photography, film and collecting in the Chinese art market, some of the world’s most dynamic emerging markets, as well as showing eye-catching work from both East and West. This market has seen burgeoning popularity in recent years. in recognition of this fact we have interviews with the creators of two most important collections of Chinese art.
Collector: The collections of Uli Sigg and Guy Ullens: Ai Wei Wei / Aniu / Bai Yiluo / Cang Xin / Chen Lingyang / Chen Shaoxiong / Hai Bo / Hong Hao / Huang Yan / Liang Yue / Liu Zheng / Lu Chunsheng / Lu Hao / Ma Liuming / O Zhang / Rong Rong & inri / Shi Guorui / Wang Jin / Wang Ningde / Weng Fen / Yang Fudong / Yang Zhenzhong / Yin Xiuzhen / Yuan Goang-Ming / Zheng Guogu / Zhuang Hui
Francesca Woodman: a revealing portfolio, mainly unpublished works, of the US photographer whose influence and range is becoming increasingly important in the contemporary photographic world.
Archive: A selection of photographs and posters from the most celebrated Bollywood films, from the 1930s to the 1960s, presenting an evolution of iconography and a style that has already established itself as a film genre.
Scope / Portfolio: Banier, François-Marie / Blackmon, Julie / Briceño, Antonio / Claiborne, Barron / Crespi, Lea / Flomen, Michael / Gefeller, Andreas / Goicolea, Anthony / Guo-Qiang, Cai / Jakrlová, Hana / Jieming, Hu / Kawauchi, Rinko / Kulik, Zofia / Laforet, Vincent / Larbalestier, Simon / Martins, Edgar / Meene, Hellen van / Prado, Chema / Sawada, Tomoko / Sigismondi, Floria / Spencer, Ewen / Tettamanti, Joël / Weideman, Ryan
C Action: the grants awarded to Marie Taillefer and Kyungwoo Chun
Vintage: Francesc Català-Roca C PHOTO devotes a retrospective to one of the most emblematic photographers of the twentieth century. Català-Roca’s output forms an essential chapter in the history of photography.
Guest: Dennis Hopper The actor and director of Easy Rider, a film that opened a new era and marked a departure from traditional production methods in Hollywood, presents his latest photographic works.
Interviews and Essays: Chinnery, Colin / Danto, Arthur C. / Dwyer, Rachel / Giralt-Miracle, Daniel / Holland, Agnieska / Koo, Bohnchang / Kotaro, Lizawa / Pinsky, Robert / Tang, David
Publisher: Ivory Press
Size: 225 x 340 mm
303 pages
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Our planet faces a new global crisis: the threat of ecological ruin. Sustainability, demography and climate change are all subjects that have come to the fore over recent decades and are now part of our collective consciousness. The looming dangers identified by most of the climate forecasts call for a serious discussion. C PHOTO MAGAZINE is proud to join this debate by gathering together works by various artists and intellectuals, all of whom tackle the subject from their own individual perspectives.
Collector: CAAC The Jean Pigozzi Collection. Depara / Houngny Hounkpevi, Frédérik / Keïta, Seydou / KouyatAdama / Mamadou, Cissé / Ngaimoko, Ambroise / Okhai, Ojeikere J.D. / Sidibé, Malick
Archive: The Farm Security Administration. The FSA's less published colour archives published in this section document rural America in the late 1930s.
Earth NASA photographs enable us to glimpse the earth from a different perspective. These visually abstract landscapes give us an arresting image of our planet.
Scope / Portfolio: Braas, Sonja / Brown, Patrick / Franklin, Stuart / González, Dionisio / Gursky, Andreas / Halso, llkka / Hicks, Petrina / Holleben, Jan von / Itkonen, Tiina / Katchadourian, Nina / Kooi, Ellen / Maisel, David / Männikkö, Esko / Mattingly, Mary / Minkkinen, Arno Rafael / Moore, Andrew / ParkeHarrison, Robert & Shana / Parr, Martin / Salgado, Sebastião / Senn, Sandra / Stacey, Robyn / Teh, Ian / Ten Hoopen, Pieter / Vital, Not
C Action: the grants awarded to Giacomo Costa and Sun Hongbin
Vintage: Frantisek Drtikol, photographer, philosopher and visionary, one of Czech photography?s obligatory points of reference. His biographer, VladimBirgus, collaborated selecting the present photographic selection.
Guest: Andy Goldsworthy the British artist produced this contribution for C PHOTO MAGAZINE in his Scottish homeland and it contains unique, organically fragile pieces made with elm leaves.
Interviews and Essays: Birgus, Vladim / Brown, Camilla / Buckland, David / de Botton, Alain / King, David / Magnin, André / Shiva, Vandana / Strelow, Heike
Publisher: Ivory Press
Size: 225 x 340 mm
303 pages
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Publisher's Description
Our planet faces a new global crisis: the threat of ecological ruin. Sustainability, demography and climate change are all subjects that have come to the fore over recent decades and are now part of our collective consciousness. The looming dangers identified by most of the climate forecasts call for a serious discussion. C PHOTO MAGAZINE is proud to join this debate by gathering together works by various artists and intellectuals, all of whom tackle the subject from their own individual perspectives.
Collector: CAAC The Jean Pigozzi Collection. Depara / Houngny Hounkpevi, Frédérik / Keïta, Seydou / KouyatAdama / Mamadou, Cissé / Ngaimoko, Ambroise / Okhai, Ojeikere J.D. / Sidibé, Malick
Archive: The Farm Security Administration. The FSA's less published colour archives published in this section document rural America in the late 1930s.
Earth NASA photographs enable us to glimpse the earth from a different perspective. These visually abstract landscapes give us an arresting image of our planet.
Scope / Portfolio: Braas, Sonja / Brown, Patrick / Franklin, Stuart / González, Dionisio / Gursky, Andreas / Halso, llkka / Hicks, Petrina / Holleben, Jan von / Itkonen, Tiina / Katchadourian, Nina / Kooi, Ellen / Maisel, David / Männikkö, Esko / Mattingly, Mary / Minkkinen, Arno Rafael / Moore, Andrew / ParkeHarrison, Robert & Shana / Parr, Martin / Salgado, Sebastião / Senn, Sandra / Stacey, Robyn / Teh, Ian / Ten Hoopen, Pieter / Vital, Not
C Action: the grants awarded to Giacomo Costa and Sun Hongbin
Vintage: Frantisek Drtikol, photographer, philosopher and visionary, one of Czech photography?s obligatory points of reference. His biographer, VladimBirgus, collaborated selecting the present photographic selection.
Guest: Andy Goldsworthy the British artist produced this contribution for C PHOTO MAGAZINE in his Scottish homeland and it contains unique, organically fragile pieces made with elm leaves.
Interviews and Essays: Birgus, Vladim / Brown, Camilla / Buckland, David / de Botton, Alain / King, David / Magnin, André / Shiva, Vandana / Strelow, Heike
Publisher: Ivory Press
Size: 225 x 340 mm
303 pages
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In William Shakespeare's play As You Like It, Orlando declared 'All the world's a stage, and all the men and women merely players'. This issue pays tribute to the affectation and artifice, falsity and staging present in so much of contemporary photography. It illustrates the fullest possible range of photography, from digital imaging and computer modelling through to documentary.
Collector: Sir Elton John Photography Collection. Avedon, Richard / Appelt, Dieter / Bourke-White, Margaret / Callahan, Harry / Dijkstra, Rineke / Goicolea, Anthony / González Palma, Luis / Huan, Zhang / Kertesz, André / Lange, Dorothea / Levitt, Helen / McGinley, Ryan / Muniz, Vik / Neshat, Shirin / Penn, Irving / Ray, Man / Sherman, Cindy / Taylor Wood, Sam / Empel, Ruud van / Wearing, Gillian / Weston, Edward / Yamamoto, Masao.
Auction Houses (II) A selection of photographs that have achieved record-breaking prices at Christie's, Phillips de Pury & Company and Sotheby's. Girault de Prangey, Joseph / Philibert / Gursky, Andreas / Le Gray, Gustave / Prince, Richard / Ray, Man / S. Curtis, Edward / Sherman, Cindy / Steichen, Edward / Stieglitz, Alfred / Strand, Paul / Sugimoto, Hiroshi.
Archive: Allen Ginsberg. Throughout his life, the poet and activist built this personal photographic archive, which contains emblematic images and portraits of members of the Beat Generation.
Scope / Portfolio: Al-Shaik, Anas / Angel Rios, Miguel/ Bartos, Adam / Bhadra, Achinto / Bendiksen, Jonas / Fischer, Ernst / Gursky, Andreas / Johan, Simen / Lachapelle, David / Lainé, Daniel / Ma, Maleonn / McConnell, Gareth / Mosse, Richard / Olaf, Erwin / Parke, Trent / Ramette, Phillippe / Roberts, Simon / Skoglund, Sandy / Tien Chang, Wu / Xiaochun, Miao / Yee, I-Lann.
C Action: grants awarded to Julia Peirone, the Swedish photographer, and Loan Nguyen, born in Switzerland but with Vietnamese roots.
Vintage: Lang Jingshan is considered the master of traditional Chinese photography, a reputation borne out in this selection of handcrafted photomontages, strongly influenced by oriental pictorialism.
Guest: Marina Abramovic has created a calendar for this section that recalls a popular American icon.
Interviews and Essays: Bethel, Denise / Bright, Susan / Furnish, David / Garner, Philippe / Gormley, Antony / Shen, Chen / Silberman, Steve / Watriss, Wendy / Wester, Rick
Publisher: Ivory Press
Size: 225 x 340 mm
303 pages
Usually dispatched within 14 working days
Publisher's Description
In William Shakespeare's play As You Like It, Orlando declared 'All the world's a stage, and all the men and women merely players'. This issue pays tribute to the affectation and artifice, falsity and staging present in so much of contemporary photography. It illustrates the fullest possible range of photography, from digital imaging and computer modelling through to documentary.
Collector: Sir Elton John Photography Collection. Avedon, Richard / Appelt, Dieter / Bourke-White, Margaret / Callahan, Harry / Dijkstra, Rineke / Goicolea, Anthony / González Palma, Luis / Huan, Zhang / Kertesz, André / Lange, Dorothea / Levitt, Helen / McGinley, Ryan / Muniz, Vik / Neshat, Shirin / Penn, Irving / Ray, Man / Sherman, Cindy / Taylor Wood, Sam / Empel, Ruud van / Wearing, Gillian / Weston, Edward / Yamamoto, Masao.
Auction Houses (II) A selection of photographs that have achieved record-breaking prices at Christie's, Phillips de Pury & Company and Sotheby's. Girault de Prangey, Joseph / Philibert / Gursky, Andreas / Le Gray, Gustave / Prince, Richard / Ray, Man / S. Curtis, Edward / Sherman, Cindy / Steichen, Edward / Stieglitz, Alfred / Strand, Paul / Sugimoto, Hiroshi.
Archive: Allen Ginsberg. Throughout his life, the poet and activist built this personal photographic archive, which contains emblematic images and portraits of members of the Beat Generation.
Scope / Portfolio: Al-Shaik, Anas / Angel Rios, Miguel/ Bartos, Adam / Bhadra, Achinto / Bendiksen, Jonas / Fischer, Ernst / Gursky, Andreas / Johan, Simen / Lachapelle, David / Lainé, Daniel / Ma, Maleonn / McConnell, Gareth / Mosse, Richard / Olaf, Erwin / Parke, Trent / Ramette, Phillippe / Roberts, Simon / Skoglund, Sandy / Tien Chang, Wu / Xiaochun, Miao / Yee, I-Lann.
C Action: grants awarded to Julia Peirone, the Swedish photographer, and Loan Nguyen, born in Switzerland but with Vietnamese roots.
Vintage: Lang Jingshan is considered the master of traditional Chinese photography, a reputation borne out in this selection of handcrafted photomontages, strongly influenced by oriental pictorialism.
Guest: Marina Abramovic has created a calendar for this section that recalls a popular American icon.
Interviews and Essays: Bethel, Denise / Bright, Susan / Furnish, David / Garner, Philippe / Gormley, Antony / Shen, Chen / Silberman, Steve / Watriss, Wendy / Wester, Rick
Publisher: Ivory Press
Size: 225 x 340 mm
303 pages
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The modern city is a cultural, religious and social laboratory where new relationships are constantly evolving and being tested. These vast urban spaces are generating a fluctuating social magma that is transforming the topography of the urban environment and the demands made by citizens on their governments.
Collector: The Deutsche Bank Collection; Appelt, Dieter / Becher, Bernd and Hilla / Collishaw, Mat / Goldsworthy, Andy / Graubner, Gotthard / Gursky, Andreas / Hiroshi, Sugimoto / Hoefer, Candida / Huber, Stephan / Klauke, Jurgen / Liebscher, Martin / Mayer, Katharina / Peters, Ralf / Prinz, Bernhard / Struth, Thomas / Rehm, Dieter / Rosefelt, Julian / Yanagi, Miwa.
Archive: Ford Motor Company Collection, images held by the Metropolitan Museum of Art, NYC that reflects avant-garde trends between the two world wars; Bayer, Herbert / Berman, Meiczyslaw Domela, Cesar / Evans, Walker / Feininger, Lux / Hine, Lewis / Mantz, Werner Moholy-Nagy, László / Tabard, Maurice.
Vernacular stories of two cities London and Shanghai: Images taken by the London Fire Brigade. Shanghai Story Photographs; Birns, Jack / Bosshard, Walter / Saunders, William.
Scope / Portfolio: Ávila, Jaime / Baladi, Lara / Barbieri, Olivo / Costa, Giacomo / Emoto, Maseru / González, Dionisio / Hayashi, Masumi / Knechtel, Gunnar / Liqing, Xiang / Maamoun, Maha / Markou, Nikos / Morell, Abelardo / Petersen, Anders / Ortiz, Aitor / Osamu, Kanemura / Rio Branco, Miguel / Shin, Eun Kyung / Stephenson, Roberto / Terada, Mayumi / Vandenhove, Wilfried / Xing, Danwen / Yang Hu.
C Action: grants awarded to Antonio Girbés and Aniu.
Guest: Bill Viola The landmark video artist presents a selection of high-definition video images made in collaboration with photographer Kira Perov.
Interviews and Essays: Grigoteit, Ariane / Hambourg, Maria Morris / HFriedhelm / Llorens, Mart Loh, Jean / Sanders, James / Sudjic, Deyan / Suter, Gerardo / Zagajewski, Adam.
Publisher: Ivory Pres
Size: 225 x 340 mm
308 pages
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Publisher's Description
The modern city is a cultural, religious and social laboratory where new relationships are constantly evolving and being tested. These vast urban spaces are generating a fluctuating social magma that is transforming the topography of the urban environment and the demands made by citizens on their governments.
Collector: The Deutsche Bank Collection; Appelt, Dieter / Becher, Bernd and Hilla / Collishaw, Mat / Goldsworthy, Andy / Graubner, Gotthard / Gursky, Andreas / Hiroshi, Sugimoto / Hoefer, Candida / Huber, Stephan / Klauke, Jurgen / Liebscher, Martin / Mayer, Katharina / Peters, Ralf / Prinz, Bernhard / Struth, Thomas / Rehm, Dieter / Rosefelt, Julian / Yanagi, Miwa.
Archive: Ford Motor Company Collection, images held by the Metropolitan Museum of Art, NYC that reflects avant-garde trends between the two world wars; Bayer, Herbert / Berman, Meiczyslaw Domela, Cesar / Evans, Walker / Feininger, Lux / Hine, Lewis / Mantz, Werner Moholy-Nagy, László / Tabard, Maurice.
Vernacular stories of two cities London and Shanghai: Images taken by the London Fire Brigade. Shanghai Story Photographs; Birns, Jack / Bosshard, Walter / Saunders, William.
Scope / Portfolio: Ávila, Jaime / Baladi, Lara / Barbieri, Olivo / Costa, Giacomo / Emoto, Maseru / González, Dionisio / Hayashi, Masumi / Knechtel, Gunnar / Liqing, Xiang / Maamoun, Maha / Markou, Nikos / Morell, Abelardo / Petersen, Anders / Ortiz, Aitor / Osamu, Kanemura / Rio Branco, Miguel / Shin, Eun Kyung / Stephenson, Roberto / Terada, Mayumi / Vandenhove, Wilfried / Xing, Danwen / Yang Hu.
C Action: grants awarded to Antonio Girbés and Aniu.
Guest: Bill Viola The landmark video artist presents a selection of high-definition video images made in collaboration with photographer Kira Perov.
Interviews and Essays: Grigoteit, Ariane / Hambourg, Maria Morris / HFriedhelm / Llorens, Mart Loh, Jean / Sanders, James / Sudjic, Deyan / Suter, Gerardo / Zagajewski, Adam.
Publisher: Ivory Pres
Size: 225 x 340 mm
308 pages
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Following the success of the Fashion Magazines edited by Martin Parr, Bruce Gilden and Alec Soth, Magnum Photos now entrusts the creation of the fourth edition to the acclaimed photographer Lise Sarfati. Sarfati is the winner of numerous awards, including the Prix Niepce and the Infinity Award from the International Center of Photography (New York). In this new issue, Lise Sarfati returned to Austin, Texas, to photograph in their natural context the young women she had worked with on her earlier projects. The girls have changed, they are a little older, and some about to emerge from adolescence.
In 'Austin, Texas - Fashion Magazine', Lise Sarfati explores territories of childhood, adolescence and adult womanhood, and seeks to record possible becomings. Explorations of identity that are encouraged by the clothing, which is both incidental and essential: on the one hand, the clothes seem to have been chosen for each model, on the other, they are secondary to the staging of the photo and the role played by the girls.
Sheathed in new clothes, the girls are no longer completely themselves; they've not just slipped into a different outfit, but a different skin.
Publisher: Magnum Photos
Size: 300 x 240 mm
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Publisher's Description
Following the success of the Fashion Magazines edited by Martin Parr, Bruce Gilden and Alec Soth, Magnum Photos now entrusts the creation of the fourth edition to the acclaimed photographer Lise Sarfati. Sarfati is the winner of numerous awards, including the Prix Niepce and the Infinity Award from the International Center of Photography (New York). In this new issue, Lise Sarfati returned to Austin, Texas, to photograph in their natural context the young women she had worked with on her earlier projects. The girls have changed, they are a little older, and some about to emerge from adolescence.
In 'Austin, Texas - Fashion Magazine', Lise Sarfati explores territories of childhood, adolescence and adult womanhood, and seeks to record possible becomings. Explorations of identity that are encouraged by the clothing, which is both incidental and essential: on the one hand, the clothes seem to have been chosen for each model, on the other, they are secondary to the staging of the photo and the role played by the girls.
Sheathed in new clothes, the girls are no longer completely themselves; they've not just slipped into a different outfit, but a different skin.
Publisher: Magnum Photos
Size: 300 x 240 mm
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Famous for his definitive photographs of Mike Tyson, Alfred Hitchcock and Kate Moss, Albert Watson is one of the most successful fashion, advertising, and portrait photographers in the world. His work has graced the covers of over 250 magazines, including Vogue, Rolling Stone and Time magazine. In addition, he is the creator of brilliant TV ads and advertising campaigns for leading brands such as Gap, Levi’s, Revlon and Chanel. At 63, this Scottish born photographer is as active as ever, and stars such as Scarlett Johansson and Clint Eastwood gladly pose for his lens. Whether a portrait of a dominatrix in Las Vegas or a close-up of Tutankhamen’s socks, in black-and-white, or in color, hardly any other photographer can match Watson’s perfection of craft and audacity of vision. The result: images that compel and fascinate the viewer.
Publisher: teNeues
Size: 10 x 14'
96 pages, 60 color and b/w photographs
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Famous for his definitive photographs of Mike Tyson, Alfred Hitchcock and Kate Moss, Albert Watson is one of the most successful fashion, advertising, and portrait photographers in the world. His work has graced the covers of over 250 magazines, including Vogue, Rolling Stone and Time magazine. In addition, he is the creator of brilliant TV ads and advertising campaigns for leading brands such as Gap, Levi’s, Revlon and Chanel. At 63, this Scottish born photographer is as active as ever, and stars such as Scarlett Johansson and Clint Eastwood gladly pose for his lens. Whether a portrait of a dominatrix in Las Vegas or a close-up of Tutankhamen’s socks, in black-and-white, or in color, hardly any other photographer can match Watson’s perfection of craft and audacity of vision. The result: images that compel and fascinate the viewer.
Publisher: teNeues
Size: 10 x 14'
96 pages, 60 color and b/w photographs
Usually dispatched within 2 working days