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Monthly Archives: June 2014
the whole loaf
The Bread Book by Kenneth Josephson (1973) is a small booklet of twenty pages printed in offset. Starting with the front cover which shows, besides the title, the cap of a loaf of bread, each sheet progressively shows the front … Continue reading
Passion
Front cover of Passion 1970 My summer passion this year is randomly browsing and then unearthing some of the brilliant gems that are here in this great little library of ours. The 1970 SVA Passion class. . . . Passion … Continue reading
Posted in artists' books, Unpacking the collection, Visual Research
Tagged Alec Soth, Bert Stern, Eros Magazine, Gary Winogrand, Henry Wolf, Little Brown Mushroom, Lonely Boy Mag, Marvin Newman, Matthew Carson, Milton Glaser, Passion, Peter Davidson, Ralph Ginzburg, School of Visual Arts, Todd Hido
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Luc Chessex
The library keeps on giving and a ‘new’ book often emerges from the open and accessible stacks. This is a wonderful booklet from a Venezuelan gallery/publisher Fototeca from May 1978 with work from the extraordinary photographer Luc Chessex. The book … Continue reading
Posted in International, Unpacking the collection
Tagged Alvaro Sotillo, Bolivia, Brazil, Children with guns, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Ecole sociale et Pédagogique, Ecuador, Latin America, Latin-American Photography, Luc Chessex, Matthew Carson, Nicaragua, Panama, Paolo Gasparini, photography of children, Prensa Latina, Puerto Rico, Retromundo, Robert Frank, The Latin American Photobook, Venezuela
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Aaron Stern’s I Woke Up in My Clothes
Damiani and the International Center of Photography invite you to join Aaron Stern signing copies of his new book I Woke Up in My Clothes tonight, June 13th from 6-8PM at the ICP Store. Liz Sales: Could you tell us … Continue reading
World Cup Fever
We don’t have a lot of football (soccer) photobooks in the library. Actually we do not have that many in Sports in general – but we have some. I thought I should mention that the largest, most exciting and most … Continue reading
Posted in artists' books, Events, International, Unpacking the collection
Tagged Football, Gustavo Di Mario, Joachim Schmid, Matthew Carson, Soccer, Sport, William Klein, World Cup
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Asylum of the Birds: an Interview with Roger Ballen
MF: this physical place that you commonly refer to as the asylum is contrastingly a place of refuge and at the same time a place of insanity, and you come back to it… RB: I have been working in these … Continue reading
Posted in ICP alumni
Tagged asylum of the birds, interview, Mike Fernandez, roger ballen
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Japanese Photobooks at the ICP Library: Revisited
Photobooks are like candy. Temptation is constant. And, if you don’t watch out, your bookshelves begin to bulge and overflow. This necessitates the unpleasant task of making more space for new acquisitions – a process that often requires picking and … Continue reading
Posted in Exhibitions, International, Seen and heard, Unpacking the collection, Visual Research
Tagged 10x10 Japanese Photobooks, Akio Nagasawa, At Home, atsushi fujiwara, Contemporary Japanese Photobooks, Eikoh Hosoe, España Grand Tarde, Ferdinand Brueggemann, Hot Days in Camp Hansen, ikko narahara, Japanese Photobooks, Japanese Photographers, Jun Abe, Koji Onaka, Laurence Vecten, Line 13, Machi, Mao Ishikawa, Masafumi Sanai, Nina Poppe, Orie Ichihashi, Pylon, Remi Coignet, Rinko Kawauchi, Super Labo, Takashi Homma, Tomoka Aya, Yasunori Hoki, Yoshihiko Ueda, yoshiichi hara, Yuhki Touyama, Yutaka Takanashi
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