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| E-MAIL NEWSLETTER 02.22.06 |
Vol 6.8
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| P H O T O G R A P H E R ' S S H O W C A S E ®
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Adam Holtzman's portfolio Absence
"After the unexpected death of my grandfather, I gathered with my family to grieve and to try and put things in order. We began to sort his belongings, going through each room cleaning and packing. After several trips the house became empty of these things that were his. As this process became complete I was struck by the differing voids left as a result. Here was a place, now absent of its occupant, the belongings and life. I traveled back to the house several times to try and express visually this absence I felt, haunted by the transformation that took so little time to complete."—Adam Holtzman |
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Absence #11
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7x9" Image
14x18" Mat
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| Open for Bidding: Yutaka Takanashi's Machi
Along with Daido Moriyama and others, Yutaka Takanashi founded the short-lived but enormously influential magazine Provoke in 1968. Takanashi's fragmented compositions capture the multi-layered reality of Tokyo through unexpected juxtapositions and dramatic lighting. Bold shadows hightlight a plentitude of contemporary detail—signage, products, cars, but never people. Picture the compositions of Friedlander with the searching eyes of Evans and Atget, printed in rich, shadowy color, and you come close to the look and feel of Takanashi's images. |
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Bids shown below are current as of 4:59 pm
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If you have auction items (valued at $250 or more) to consign, please e-mail us.
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| F O C U S O N P U B L I S H E R S: T H A M E S & H U D S O N
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Thames & Hudson was founded in 1949 by Walter and Eva Neurath. Their passion and mission for T&H was that its books should reveal the world of art to the general public, to create a "museum without walls" and to make accessible to a broad, non-specialist reading public, at prices it could afford, the research and the findings of top scholars and academics.
More books from Thames & Hudson
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Hiroshi Sugimoto
This book is dedicated to Sugimoto's last and hitherto unpublished series Conceptual Forms and accompanied an exhibition at the Fondation Cartier pour l'art contemporain.
Explore books by Sugimoto
at photo-eye
Links related to the recently opened Sugimoto career retrospetive at the Hirschorn Museum and Sculpture Garden in Washington, D.C.:
Order the catalogue from photo-eye
From Greg.org: "It's Definitely Not The Pictures That Are Getting Small"
Tyler Green's Modern Art Notes
The Hirshorn's online supplements to the exhibition.
Podcast of curator Kerry Brougher's interview with Sugimoto
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Cat# NT173H Hardbound $45.00 Online Price: $40.50 Save 10%
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Sophie Calle: Exquisite Pain
"Over the last two decades, Sophie Calle has made it her business to follow, peek into and illuminate the lives of people she barely knows. In Exquisite Pain, Calle turns her attention to a life changing experience from her own past."—the publisher
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Cat# NT170H Hardbound $39.95 Online Price: $35.95 Save 10%
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Michael Wolf: Hong Kong
"Surprising and at times shocking, this visual journey takes us through the narrow streets and broad cityscapes of one of the most heavily populated corners of the globe. Yet it is also an insight into a peculiarly unpopulated place, inhabited only by the traces of city dwellers."—the publisher
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Cat# NT171H Hardbound $75.00 Online Price: $67.50 Save 10%
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Robert Flynn Johnson: Anonymous
"In recent years, collectors and curators have begun to turn their attention to the great mass of anonymous photographs that excite our imagination with their seemingly random recording of public works and private lives...Organized into the themes that govern our lives—from birth to death, from love to war, from travel to celebrity—the photographs gathered here are pleasurable and poignant, giving insight into the human secrets with which we can all identify."—the publisher READ MORE
Cat# NT147H Hardbound $45.00 Online Price: $40.50 Save 10%
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| S I G N E D B O O K S
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Jungjin Lee: Thing
"For me the real beauty in photography is not the end product but the process. My images are a means of metaphorical expression: not a representation of the actual world, or a reconstitution of visual beauty, but a basis for fundamental meditation."—Jungjin Lee
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Cat# ZC715S Softbound $52.00
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| L I M I T E D E D I T I O N
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Joseph Mills: The Loves of the Poets
This limited edition of The Loves of the Poets is limited to 100 copies with an original print numbered and signed by the artist and presented in a black velvet clamshell box. "With the photomontages, Mills uses techniques to convince us that the surreal is real. Ordinary daily rituals are suddenly transfigured by our worst fears. Reality is out of control. Fears that we usually suppress may not be baseless. . . . the (images) exist on the edge of horror and beauty."— Anne Wilkes Tucker
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Cat# TR186H Hardbound $50.00
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Cat# TR186L Limited Edition $250.00
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Photo-Eye Booklist: 2005 Winter issue
The Winter issue of the photo-eye Booklist—our quarterly, subscription-based magazine—is out. Handsomely designed and intelligently edited, with articles about photobook publishing, interviews with photographers and book makers, and, of course, our much anticipated survey of the best new photobooks from around the world; there is absolutely no other magazine like it.
Domestic shipping for one magazine is $1.75 and foreign shipping ranges from $5-$10 depending on the country.
Cat# PE025S Softbound $5.00
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