Fuertemente vinculada al paisaje y a la historia cultural norteamericana, la obra de Edward Weston (Illinois, 1886 – California, 1958) permite discernir una perspectiva única en el proceso de consoli
Fuertemente vinculada al paisaje y a la historia cultural norteamericana, la obra de Edward Weston (Illinois, 1886 – California, 1958) permite discernir una perspectiva única en el proceso de consoli
Langverwachte eerste retrospectieve van voormalig Magnum-fotograaf John VinkDit boek beschrijft de carrière van de Belgische fotograaf John Vink, die in 1985 begon bij Libération. Zijn persoonlijke p
* A memoir created in pictures: over two hundred photos linked and underpinned not in chronological order but shown in a cinematographic sequence and rhythm. As well as the photos, the author includes his memories and the experiences he gained when he took them, without boasting or telling unlikely stories. A book open in all directions, unprejudiced and with no other aim than to capture life itself. Antoni Bernad began to work as a graphic artist when he was fifteen but he soon realised that his world was made of images and without knowing how to swim, he launched himself into the deep end hoping that his passion would serve as a lifebelt. This passion and a stubborn will have led him to be now recognised as one of the great photographers. People such as Dali, Paloma Picasso, Horst, David Hockney, Tapies, Catala Roca, Manolo Blahnik, Joan Miro, Merce Rodoreda or Ryszard Kapuscinski have posed in front of his camera. In his portraits he always strives to reach the person s soul and reflect their most intimate emotions. Now that the abuse of imagery has become a burden, this book allows us to judge Bernad s work with perspective and to underline its worth: authenticity, without sliding into sensationalist artifice or fleeting fashions. It is the work, in short, of a contempora
J. Abbott Miller A dynamic celebration of contemporary dance, Dance Ink: Photographs features work by some of the finest photographers in the world. These provocative images -- of dancers, choreographers, and performance artists -- were conceived as a duet between artist and photographer, forming a dialogue that plays out in the pages of this extraordinary book. A series of intimate, beautifully written essays on five key choreographers who have shaped contemporary dance -- Merce Cunningham, Paul Taylor, Tyla Tharp, Trisha Brown, and Mark Morris -- lend insight into the distinctive style and personality of each artist. Dance Ink: Photographs is the culmination of the award-winning magazine Dance Ink, an avant-garde production that, during the six years it was in print, attracted a cult following for its groundbreakign design and innovative approach to dance photography. A brilliantly conceived and exquisitely printed record of dance at the end of the millennium, Dance Ink: Photographs will educate, move, and inspire a new generation of dancers, designers, photographers, and enthusiasts of the poetry of dance.
El nuevo volumen de la colección PHotoBolsillo centra su mirada en el fotógrafo venezolano Vasco Szinetar, cuya trayectoria está fuertemente ligada a la historia de su país. Así, algunas de sus series han sido realizadas en el exilio al que le forzo el go
