Showing posts with label Limited Edition. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Limited Edition. Show all posts
Tuesday, 26 June 2012
New Cecily brown print Untitled 1 & 2
Tuesday, 12 April 2011
Rinko Kawauchi limited edition print for Japanese tsunami relief
| edition size: 50 Signed and numbered by the artist |
| image size: 9 x 6 in. |
| paper size: 10 x 8 in. |
| Archival Pigment Ink Buy it here for $350. Limited-Edition Photograph by Rinko Kawauchi to Support Japanese Relief Effort Aperture is proud to contribute to the relief efforts in Japan by issuing this very special limited-edition photograph by Rinko Kawauchi, made the day after the earthquake in Tokyo. Kawauchi is considered one of the most noted Japanese photographers of her generation. She is known for her quiet aesthetic, offering viewers a glimpse of tender, fleeting moments that often go unnoticed. In this photograph Kawauchi captures the sun straining through a soot-filled sky. The resulting image is hauntingly beautiful, a poignant illustration of the immediate aftermath of the earthquake. Net profits from the sale of this print will be donated to the American Red Cross Japan Relief Fund. Rinko Kawauchi (b. 1972) lives and works in Tokyo, Japan. Her first Aperture-published monograph, Illuminance, will be released in spring 2011. |
Monday, 11 April 2011
Eva Maria Ocherbauer - A Midsummer Day's Dream
or here.
Rinko Kawauchi - Fundamental Cycles
or here.
Rob Hornstra - Utrecht, the Netherlands
or here.
Alec Soth - Gus the Great
or here.
Martin Parr - Bristol, England
or here.
Harvey Benge - Auckland, New Zealand
or here.
Gerry Badger - Weltmeister Blues
or here.
Jessica Backhaus - Neukölln, Berlin
or here.
Todd Hido - Oakland + Modesto, June 21st 2010
or here.
John Gossage - Waking in Warhol's Bed
or here.
One Day: Ten Photographers photobook project
A more detailed look at each of the books can be had by clicking on the names below. It is limited to 1000 copies and represents incredible value for money, especially at Amazon's reduced prices. Go here
to buy the book in the US or here in the UK.Features books by: Jessica Backhaus, Gerry Badger, Harvey Benge, John Gossage, Todd Hido, Rob Hornstra, Rinko Kawauchi, Eva Maria Ocherbauer, Martin Parr and Alec Soth.
From Harvey Benge's blog -
'At Paris Photo in November last year I talked to Gerry Badger about "print on demand" publishing and how it was possible to make a book in a day. From that conversation came the idea of getting a group of photographers together to all shoot a book in a day.
John Gossage came on board, so did Martin Parr, Jessica Backhaus, Eva Maria Ocherbauer and Rob Hornstra who were all at Paris Photo. Publisher Klaus Kehrer of Kehrer Verlag in Heidelberg liked the idea and agreed to publish a set of individual photobooks.
The idea gestated into 2010 and was again talked about in May at the Kassel Photobook Festival. Alec Soth joined the group and so did Rinko Kawauchi who were both at Kassel. A last and final participant was Todd Hido.'
Tuesday, 5 April 2011
Conductors of the Moving World by Brad Zellar
with a vastly inflated price before long.
In the autumn of 1972, a delegation of Japanese police officials visited the United States to study traffic control in several large cities, including New York, Las Vegas, and Los Angeles. The unofficial photographer for the delegation was Eizo Ota, an inspector with the law enforcement department of the Yamanashi Prefecture, and he produced a record of the group’s travels that might best be described as forensic tourism.
Using Inspector Ota’s snapshots as launching points, Brad Zellar plundered traffic manuals, haiku anthologies, the Watergate transcripts, and The Godfather for textual inspiration. The mysterious result is a Zen travelogue through 1972 America.
From a collection of 60 C-Prints, a mix-and-match assortment of 17 will be hand-tipped into individual volumes, making each book a singular work of art.
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