Ulay

Frits Gierstberg

Katrin Pietsch

What Is This Thing Called Polaroid? focuses on the intimate relationship the artist Ulay (born 1943) has developed with the medium of Polaroid, which he has been exploring since the 1970s. For him the unique and immediate character of each Polaroid photograph was, and still is, a perfect match for his performance and body art. The experiments that Ulay conducted even led him to start working inside a large-format Polaroid camera, radically merging the body of the artist with the body of the camera while the image was being created. This book provides insights into Ulay's artistic pursuits with Polaroid photography and also examines the medium itself, surveying the historical background of the Polaroid, its technical innovations, the specific chemical processes involved and the challenges of conserving Polaroid prints.

What is this Thing Called Polaroid?

Charlotte Cotton

Francesco Zanot

Catalog of a traveling exhibition held in Barcelona, May 28 - August 28, 2016, Madrid, September 12, 2016 - January 15, 2017, Turin, May 11 - August 13, 2017, and Rotterdam, September 9, 2017-January 7, 2018.

Bruce Davidson

An examination of European portraiture since the 1990s, this book shows how major changes in the continent's political and societal realms have inspired photographers to capture a new identity--both collective and individual. Taken as a whole, these portraits comprise a new genre--one that represented a break from postmodernist strategies and which allowed for experimentation and the exchange of ideas.

European Portrait Photography

Raymond Depardon

Overzicht van het werk van de Franse fotograaf en cineast (1942-).

fotograaf en filmer

Liesbeth Melis

These developments have far-reaching consequences for the Dutch landscape.

The Changing Agrarian Landscape

Mixed Farming

Rik Suermondt

The Dutch photobook is internationally celebrated for its particularly close collaboration between photographer, printer and designer. The current photobook publishing boom in the Netherlands stems from a tradition of excellence that precedes World War II, but the postwar years inaugurated a period of particularly close collaboration between photographers and designers, producing such unique photography books as Ed van der Elsken's "Love on the Left Bank" (1956) and Koen Wessing's "Chili, September 1973" (1973). Innovations such as the photo novel and the company photobook blossomed in the 1950s and 60s; later, other genres emerged to characterize the publishing landscape in Holland, including conceptual and documentary photobooks, books on youth culture, urbanism photobooks and landscape photobooks and travelogues. Examining each of these genres across six themed chapters, "The Dutch Photobook" features selections from more than 100 historical, contemporary and self-published photobook projects. It includes landmark publications such as "Hollandse taferelen" by Hans Aarsman (1989), "The Table of Power" by Jacqueline Hassink (1996), "Why Mister Why" by Geert van Kesteren (2006) and "Empty Bottles" by Wassink Lundgren (2007). Dutch photo historians Frits Gierstberg and Rik Suermondt contribute several essays on the history of the genre, the collaborative efforts between photographers and designers and their inspiration and influences, complementing the high-quality reproductions of photobooks throughout. Award-winning designer Joost Grootens contributes unique charts and diagrams that consolidate all of these elements, in a visually unique map of the Dutch photobook.

A Thematic Selection from 1945 Onwards

The Dutch Photobook

Flip Bool

Frank van der Stok

"There no time like the present to play a good game of baseball on earth with a team of Angels who keep their eye on your home run... For an Angel...there is no place like home and heaven is as close as it get to the good life. A home run in heaven is a matter of how you played the good game in life...Batter Up"..this manuscript is an insert into Fly Ball Heaven in Grace Park...Pages 78, Illustration 30...Children's short story novels...this one will make your heart fly...Play Ball.Books on CD available at www.followthefish.org website. This product is under Listen With Your Eyes See/Sea Sounds Trademark...Registered in the United States Patent and Trademark Office...Copyright 1996-2012, Library of Congress,All Rights Reserved.Contact The School of Fish Academy at Email address: help@followthefish.org...Welcome...

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