Showing posts with label books. Show all posts
Showing posts with label books. Show all posts

April 06, 2011

Fotohof at MiCamera, Milan. Books on Display

FROM SALZBURG TO MILAN

BOOKS on display

Exhibition by Paul Kranzler



For one month, starting April 6th and going until May 7th,
MiCamera in Milan is featuring the

Alongside the entire catalogue of Fotohof publications there is also an exhibition by Paul Kranzler, featuring a selection of work from each of his 3 monographic books which have been published by Fotohof.

APRIL 6_7pm: Michael Mauracher and Birgit Sattlecker introduce FOTOHOF. Opening reception.

MAY 7: finissage with Paul Kranzler and Andrew Phelps

MAY 6-7-8: Tell me your story. Workshop with Kranzler, with the supervision of Andrew Phelps



If you are in Milano, stop by and see Italy's most important shop for photography books.


MiCamera – photography and lens-based arts

Via Medardo Rosso 19

20159 Milan, Italy

ph/fax +39.02.45481569

December 08, 2010

New Release: BRUT, Paul Kranzler


Paul Kranzler

Brut

Authors: Franzobel, Paul Kranzler
Language: Deutsch / Englisch
Format: 24 x 30 cm
ISBN: 978-3-902675-34-7
Price: 39.00 €

FOTOHOF edition 2010, Vol. 134

Brut is the third title from Paul Kranzler in the Fotohof edition. Following his Land of Milk and Honey, and Tom, this book is Paul's look at his own extended family. By traveling through Austria, searching for what it means to be part of a "clan" Paul delivers us not only an extended self-portrait but a glimpse of the middle-working-class Austrian life.


“These are images of places and people I have known for a long time, whether related by blood or otherwise. And places and people who know those I know, and also people who I don’t know in places I have known for a long time. You become the way you are in your own environment. Relatives are an integral part of the genetic environment, and people, to whom you are not related and who become your relatives are always your closest environment.
Indeed the people, places and landscapes of your own environment are always the most photographed motif in the world. Once you have been in a particular environment for a long time, it becomes your “home”, your “relationship”, your “family”, your “homeland”, your “cemetery”, your “prison”, etc. Perhaps one’s personal environment is four-dimensional: the three dimensions of space plus the fourth dimension, i.e. the emotion inherent to that (living/human) space.”





December 07, 2010

Book Presentation Dec. 13th: Leo Kandl, "Free Portraits. Kunsthalle Wien.





Book Presentation

LEO KANDL "Free Portraits"


Monday, 13th Dec. 2010

KUNSTHALLE wien / project space Karlsplatz


FOTOHOF edition 2010, Band 109:

Leo Kandl

Free Portraits

texts by Gerald Matt,

Jurko Prochasko (dt. / engl. / russian)

2010, Hardcover with dust jacket

30 x 24 cm, 105 pages

82 color plates

edition: 800

ISBN 978-3-902675-09-5

€ 33

December 01, 2010

Book Presentation Dec. 8: POESIE, Susanne Huth in the Galerie Loris, Berlin.




On December 8th, the Gallery Loris in Berlin will be presenting the book POESIE from Susanne Huth. The text author Annett Groeschner will be there as well. the evening will be moderated by Elke Tesch.

Galerie für Zeitgenössische Kunst
Gartenstrasse 114
D-10115 Berlin

mail@lorisberlin.de

An entire generation has now passed since Germany’s reunification, and Susanne Huth has gone in search of the East Germany of her childhood; a search reflected in the artist’s architecture photographs, but also in the sweet reproductions of the poetry album of her childhood, which in a subtly poetic way already hinted at political resistance. Recollections of an age where a verse by Goethe or a glittering sticker could represent a form of passive resistance.

Susanne Huth has worked with the art book medium on several occasions already, but mostly only in the form of unique copies or entirely hand-made editions. Poesie [Poetry] is her first book publication. In her essay Poesiealbum Magdeburg-Nord, Berlin author Annett Gröschner explores the relationship between public and private, again from an historical-autobiographical perspective.

FOTOHOF edition 2010, Band 143:

Susanne Huth

Poesie

Text von / text by Annett Gröschner (dt. / engl.)

2010, Hardcover, Leinen / linen

19 x 14 cm, 64 Seiten / pages

48 Farbabbildungen / color plates

edition: 500

ISBN 978-3-902675-43-9

€ 25

November 17, 2010

New Release: SUBRAUM from Johannes Naumann / Gregor Sailer / Stefan Tuschy.





SUBRAUM


The spaces documented here in Germany’s Ruhr area by Johannes Naumann, Gregor Sailer and Stefan Tuschy are normally not freely accessible. It is the hermetically sealed world of archives, underground bunkers, storage facilities and tunnel systems which, as hidden lifelines, keep the pulse of our modern lives alive. With the camera’s inquisitive gaze and a compositional intent they explore this hidden world and uncover a certain functional aesthetic: monolithic shapes, endless corridors lined with shelves, the perspective of vanishing points, and the highly specific colour palette of items of everyday use. These literally underground locations are usually omitted in the presentation of architecture. In their coolly neutral images Sailer / Naumann / Tuschy cast light on these suppressed - as it were - sites of storage, protection and technology.

Authors: Gerald Matt
Language: Deutsch
Format: 24,5 x 30 cm
ISBN: 978-3-902675-40-8
Price: 29.00 €