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| E-MAIL NEWSLETTER 11.09.05 |
Vol 5.45
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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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Jessica Bruah's portfolio "Stories"
My body of work titled "Stories" began when I decided to merge my love for fiction with my interest with photography. I began to see each image as its own visual narrative...Each photograph contains an anonymous character, seemingly unaware of the lens, whose face is never shown. Although I am playing the dual role of photographer and subject, these self-portraits do not concern the notion of self but rather the idea of constructing reality. Every image is carefully assembled, aided by costumes, props, studio lighting, and posing. All these elements, along with the manipulation of a view camera, bring a surrealistic and often amusing quality to the images." |
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Untitled # 2 from "Stories"
Giclée Print
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Contact Joslin van Arsdale, Assistant Gallery Director, for further information.
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Photographers: Apply to the Photographer's Showcase®
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| A U C T I O N S
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| This Week: Eikoh Hosoe on Antonio Gaudi
"It was in 1964 when I had my first encounter with the architecture of Gaudi in Barcelona, Spain. It was so sudden and I was so overwhelmed by the extravagant shapes of something like a gigantic body of flesh that I could hardly take a single photograph of them....I sensed an instinctive danger, then, in the mysterious moment mixed with fear and joy. This moment is what I later called the 'Gaudi Shock'"—Eikoh Hosoe
Upcoming auctions inlude: The Art of Edward Weston (signed limited edition of 500); Irving Penn, Moments Preserved (SIGNED); Daido Moriyama: Time of a Dog (SIGNED); Shomei Tomatsu: Nagasaki 11:02, and much, much more. |
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Bids shown below are current as of 4:53 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: C E N T E R F O R A M E R I C A N P L A C E S
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Since 1990 the Center has brought to publication more than 250 books, winning 90 publishing awards, prizes, and honors, including the best book of nonfiction published in the United States (Richard Misrach's Bravo 20: The Bombing of the American West) and best-book honors in 30 academic fields. Center books are recognized for making the necessary connections between art and science, history and geography, photography and literature, architecture and landscape design and planning.
More Books from Center for American Places
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Brad Temkin: Private Places
"Private Places offers an intimate glimpse into the diverse personal gardens of Chicago residents, exploring how they carved out these quiet spaces of flora and greenery in the cityscape of concrete and brick."—the publisher READ MORE
Cat# ZC544H Hardbound $40.00
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Cat# ZC544L Limited Edition $400.00
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Scott Fortino: Institutional
"In Institutional Scott Fortino challenges us to rethink our view of the public spaces we pass through every day by offering an original and fascinating photographic study of the settings in which the important events of human life unfold."—the publisher READ MORE
Cat# ZC543H Hardbound $40.00
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Cat# ZC543L Limited Edition $400.00
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Bob Thall: At City's Edge
"An iron-gray slate on a cold and blustery day, a respite from the summer heat, the engine of the city's notorious blizzards: Lake Michigan is an integral part of the landscape of Chicago. Bob Thall has been photographing the skyline and streets of Chicago for over thirty years, and here in At City's Edge he chronicles the 25-mile shoreline where the asphalt meets the inland sea."—the publisher
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Cat# ZC542H Hardbound $45.00
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Kim Stringfellow: Greetings from the Salton Sea
"In Greetings from the Salton Sea, photographer Kim Stringfellow explores the history of California's largest lake from its disastrous beginnings—the 'sea' was formed when Colorado River levees broke and spilled into a depression 280 feet below sea level—to its heyday as a desert paradise in the 1950s, to its current state as an environmental battleground."—the publisher
View Kim Stringfellow's portfolios from the Photographer's Showcase.
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Cat# ZC545H Hardbound $25.00
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| M A G A Z I N E S
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Lenswork Quarterly: Lenswork No. 61 Nov - Dec 2005.
This issue features the work of Nick Brandt, whom photo-eye is pleased to represent. It also includes an interview & portfolio by Robert Swiderski and a portfolio of Roman Loranc's work. READ MORE
Cat# LQ036S Softbound $9.95
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| C A L E N D A R S
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Josef Hoflehner: Dreamworld 2006 Calendar
"Dreamworld highlights the beautiful combination of simplicity, deep contrast and movement typical of the photographs of Josef Hoflehner. Beautifully printed on matt art paper and more than two feet tall, this is an impressive (and sizeable) work. A must have, and available only in a very limited supply."—the publisher READ MORE
Cat# ZC637S Softbound $42.00
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| S I G N E D B O O K S
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Josef Hoflehner: Unleashed—Signed
"Josef Hoflehner's fourth photobook Unleashed, Hoflehner takes us on a stunning journey to different tranquil and secluded locations throughout Europe. Some of these photographs are so surreal that they don't seem like they were taken in this dimension. This first edition of is limited to 500 case-bound copies. It is beautifully printed in duotone by Stamperia Valdonega, Italy."
About the Limited Edition:
Limited to 50 signed and numbered copies, it includes an original signed and numbered print (7.6'x7.6') of the title-photograph."—the publisher READ MORE
Cat# ZC614H Hardbound $75.00
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Cat# ZC614L Limited Edition $300.00
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| p h o t o - e y e M A G A Z I N E
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Photo-Eye Booklist: 2005 Fall Booklist
The Fall 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.
Visit our Magazine section to read more about our current issue.
The transformation from mail-order catalogue into a magazine has been extremely successful. You can get a copy of the photo-eye Booklist by purchasing one copy at a time or by subscribing. It is also becoming more and more widely available; you can now pick up the Booklist at select locations in New York City, Seattle, Phoenix, Tucson, Portland, Los Angeles and San Francisco. To suggest a location where you would like to see the photo-eye Booklist available, send Darius Himes an email.
We hope you enjoy this new issue. Thank you for your support.
Rixon Reed, Publisher
Darius Himes, Editor
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