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2020 Solidarity Poster: Heji Shin

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The poster for the "2020Solidarity" campaign launched by Between Bridges, a project led by German photographer Wolfgang Tillmans, is an image by New York-based photographer Heji Shin. The project, titled "2020Solidarity by Between Bridges," was established to support cultural and musical institutions, community projects and other independent spaces around the...


Fotnoter by Jon Benjamin Tallerås

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A photobook by Norwegian artist Jon Benjamin Tallerås.This publication documents ten years of urban development in Oslo through the artist’s subjective yet clearly structured photographic practice. Built around Tallerås’s photographic archive, the book is the result of a carefully considered design process that translates his exhibition-based presentations into book form.It...


Pictures From Moving Cars by Joel Meyerowitz, Daido Moriyama and John Divola

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A photobook by American photographer Joel Meyerowitz, Japanese photographer Daido Moriyama, and American artist John Divola.Bringing together for the first time three of the most influential photographers from Japan and the United States, this book originates from an exhibition curated by Simon Baker—then Senior Curator of International Art (Photography) at...


Site/Cloud by Daisuke Yokota

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A photo book by Japanese photographer Daisuke Yokota. Daisuke Yokota creates unique photographs through repeated copying and thermal development, and produces an endless number of artist books based on these photographs.Yokota's performances and installations, which overemphasized the materiality of photography, caused a big sensation in the photography world of the...


Letter to Saint-Leu by Daido Moriyama

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A collection of works by Japanese photographer Daido Moriyama.This book is made up of photographs taken by Moriyama in various parts of Japan, and was created as an "album of light and things" dedicated to Joseph Nicéphore Niépce, the first person in the world to successfully freeze images and create...


Vandalism by John Divola

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アメリカ人アーティスト、ジョン・ディボラによる作品集。当時20代半ばでスタジオを持たなかったディヴォラは、1974年から1975年にかけてロサンゼルス市内の荒れ果てた物件を探し、写真を撮影した。カメラ、スプレー塗料、紐、段ボールを手にした彼は、『Zuma』(1979)、『As Far as I Could Get』(1997)、『Dogs Chasing My Car in the Desert』(2004)らの代表先に先立つ最も重要な写真プロジェクトのひとつ、『Vandalism』を制作する。ディヴォラは落書きのような抽象的なマーク、ピンに引っ掛けた紐の儀式的なオブジェ、破れたカードの配置で空き家を破壊し、その結果をまとめ上げた。このプロジェクトは犯罪科学的なドキュメンタリー写真のアプローチとパフォーマンス、彫刻、インスタレーション・アートのような演出的な介入を積極的に融合させており、写真の「真実性」が問われていた時代において、ドキュメンタリーとアートの境界線をコンセプチュアルに破壊するものとして、ディヴォラ独自の写真言語を確立する大きなきっかけとなった。-Title: VandalismArtist: John DivolaMACK, 2018Hardcover, case binding240 x 240 x 16 mm120 pagesText in EnglishFrist edition¥7,150 -


(LP) Action-Interview at WBAI Radio Station - N.Y. by The Guerrilla Art Action Group

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This is a recording of a performance by the Guerrilla Art Action Group, an artist group formed in 1969 by artists Jon Hendricks and Jean Toche. The live performance, which took place on January 5, 1970 at WBAI Radio Station-NY, features a series of statements addressing the issues of art...


This year’s model ─ Go Itami

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A photobook with an innovative acrylic-bound form, exploring how images appear, overlap and take shape beyond narrative or fixed meaning.This year’s model is a photobook by Japanese photographer Go Itami. Rather than focusing on the pre-photographic question of what to shoot and how to shoot it, Itami’s interest lies in...


(Signed) diafragma ─ Signe Fuglesteg Luksengard

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An artist’s book exploring how stress and social expectation become inscribed into the body and mind through a tactile and layered photographic form.diafragma is an artist’s book by Norwegian photographer Signe Fuglesteg Luksengard, composed of folded sheets in varying sizes housed in a custom-made box. In this work, Luksengard investigates...


444/Celestial Means of Locomotion by Luca Reffo

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A collection of works by Italian artist Luca Refo."444" is the number of days Vincent van Gogh spent in Arles, in the south of France, between February 1888 and May 1889. Driven by a desire for bright colors, dreams of Japan, and new business opportunities, his studies led him to...