Author: DIJKSTRA - Wolthers, Louise & Dragana Vujancovic Östlind. Contributions by Jennifer Blessing, Rudi Fuchs, Hans den Hartog Jager, Louise Wolthers, & Dragana Vujancovic:
Title: Rineke Dijkstra. Wo Men. (Hasselblad Award 2017).
Description: October 2017, (25,6 x 36 cm), 216 pp. English text, 145 large ills., paperback. Rineke Dijkstra is one of the most significant contemporary artists working in photographic portraiture. Her large-scale photographs focus on the thematics of identity, typically capturing her subjects at moments of transition or vulnerability. Working in series, Rineke Dijkstra?s images recall the visual acuity of seventeenth-century Dutch portraiture, offering intimate portrayals of her sitters whilst also suggesting the situated aspects of their being. Rineke Dijkstra?s investigations in portraiture also include video. Her fixed-camera video studies yield images that appear to be moving photographs, revolutionizing our understanding of the fluid boundary between the still and moving image.
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Title: Rineke Dijkstra. Wo Men. (Hasselblad Award 2017).
Description: October 2017, (25,6 x 36 cm), 216 pp. English text, 145 large ills., paperback. Rineke Dijkstra is one of the most significant contemporary artists working in photographic portraiture. Her large-scale photographs focus on the thematics of identity, typically capturing her subjects at moments of transition or vulnerability. Working in series, Rineke Dijkstra?s images recall the visual acuity of seventeenth-century Dutch portraiture, offering intimate portrayals of her sitters whilst also suggesting the situated aspects of their being. Rineke Dijkstra?s investigations in portraiture also include video. Her fixed-camera video studies yield images that appear to be moving photographs, revolutionizing our understanding of the fluid boundary between the still and moving image.
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Price: EUR 225.00 = appr. US$ 244.54 Seller: Scriptum Art Books v.o.f.
- Book number: 6871
- Book number: 6871
See more books from our catalog: Fotografie / Photography