Josée Schryer - sur-la Rouge Portrait PhotographyPeperoni 2016 Somewhere in Canada. Pretty far out. Forest, hills, long narrow streets and paths. One encounters a deer rather than a man. The way to the drugstore or the pizza restaurant has to be covered by car. In winter there is snow and you have to wrap up warm. Or you stay in the house. The walls are wood paneled. The furniture is made of wood, too and on the walls hang landscape pictures, colorful painted plates and animal skins. Sun shines
In this volume
During his more than 160 km long border survey Hans W
With a look into the camera and a posture that oscillates between insecurity and impartiality
to present the most significant current monograph of the artist’s work
Each is dedicated to a person or a couple
Paul has worked closely with Tom over two decades
Look at me like you love me brings our attention to one of the most powerful and complex forms of intimacy – that of seeing and being seen
OLORISA thus heralds the return of the sacred in modernist narratives that have for too long effaced how the search for spiritual transcendence gave birth to modernism in its divergent expressions
Dugan has long used photography to understand their own identity and to connect with others on a deeper level
A freedom that counted for more than a valid passport
The residents of Arkhangelsk have invited the photographer in their homes and he has made pictures that just show just they live
an archive of half a million negatives salvaged over the years from a recycling plant on the edge of Beijing
