Storyteller
Linda Benedict-Jones Allen Ellenzweig (Innledning) Marah Gubar (Innledning) Adam Ryan (Innledning) Aaron Schuman (Innledning)
"[The elements of Michals's work produce] thoughtful and deeply intimate images . . . Storyteller presents critical essays, early and recent interviews with the artist, and reproductions of some of his more important series." --The Harvard Gay & Lesbian Review "Highly recommended . . . If readers want to treat themselves to the incredibly playful photographic range of Duane Michals, this is the volume to see and read . . . Michals delighted his fans and horrified his critics by combining hand written text with sequential imagery to tell stories, poems, and deeply personal musings that explore profound universal themes like sexual identity, death, religion, and the meaning of life." --J. Natal, Columbia College Chicago, Choice "What this collection does best is to illuminate how Michaels' creative, genre-crossing work has influenced the history of late 20th-centrury photography . . . Michals has spent that last half-century blurring the boundaries between photography and art, between fiction and reality, between the personal and universal, and between artwork and the artists." --The Gay & Lesbian Review
A self-taught photographer, Duane Michals broke away from established traditions of the medium during the 1960s. His messages and poems inscribed on the photographs, and his visual stories created through multiple images, defied the principles of the reigning practitioners of the form. Les mer
Detaljer
- Forlag
- Prestel
- Innbinding
- Innbundet
- Språk
- Engelsk
- ISBN
- 9783791353708
- Utgivelsesår
- 2014
- Format
- 31 x 26 cm
Anmeldelser
"[The elements of Michals's work produce] thoughtful and deeply intimate images . . . Storyteller presents critical essays, early and recent interviews with the artist, and reproductions of some of his more important series." --The Harvard Gay & Lesbian Review "Highly recommended . . . If readers want to treat themselves to the incredibly playful photographic range of Duane Michals, this is the volume to see and read . . . Michals delighted his fans and horrified his critics by combining hand written text with sequential imagery to tell stories, poems, and deeply personal musings that explore profound universal themes like sexual identity, death, religion, and the meaning of life." --J. Natal, Columbia College Chicago, Choice "What this collection does best is to illuminate how Michaels' creative, genre-crossing work has influenced the history of late 20th-centrury photography . . . Michals has spent that last half-century blurring the boundaries between photography and art, between fiction and reality, between the personal and universal, and between artwork and the artists." --The Gay & Lesbian Review