Claudia Zimmer
(es)colher, (re)colher: pedras
Florianópolis, 2011
9,8 x 6 cm.
[20] p.
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Août
Bruna Bismara
Août
São Paulo, Editora Bote, 2014
14,8 x 21 cm.
[18] p.
Um relato fotográfico sobre a beleza das flores francesas e Monet no mês de agosto.
Fotografias analógicas.
http://cargocollective.com/editorabote/Bruna-Bismara
Life Size
Éric Tabuchi
Life Size
Rennes, Lendroit édition, 2015
15 x 21 cm
236 p.
ISBN: 978-2-917427-85-9
LIFE SIZE is a photographic journey where the scale of human being confronts the scale of natural or industrial sites. Throughout the pages, Man occupies an increasingly important place.
This work proposes a reading of the iconographic source under an imposed constraint of the scale and measurement: the industrial culture and archaeological sites, anonymity and human presence, reality and virtuality, accumulation and unity.
Eric Tabuchi invites us to investigate the details, the perception, the incompatibility and the similarities in that flux of hiding informations, chaotic and systematic at the same time. The artist’s work reveals the issues in his practice : the image as source, the atlas as and artistic act.
Apreensões
Bob Wolfeson
Apreensões
São Paulo,Cosac & Naify, 2010
24,8 x 32 cm
40 p.
ISBN: 978-8575039366
Pássaros silvestres do interior do Mato Grosso, caça-níqueis em um galpão de Belo Horizonte, metralhadoras de São Paulo são alguns dos “modelos” de Bob Wolfenson em seu segundo livro pela Cosac Naify. Registros dos mais diferentes objetos (e animais) apreendidos pela polícia em diferentes regiões do país, as fotografias se revelam elas mesmas apreensões de uma certa realidade brasileira. Mas mais do que críticas ou elogios à atuação do Estado, os trabalhos aqui reunidos dialogam com o próprio ato de fotografar. Em imagens que lembram naturezas-mortas, o fotógrafo paulistano deixa claro um fundamento central da arte de capturar imagens. Como salienta o cineasta Carlos Nader em texto de apresentação do volume, “Wolfenson nos lembra que a própria fotografia é em sua essência também uma apreensão, uma captura.”
http://photos.com.br/apreenses-por-bob-wolfenson/
Lost Art
Chris Nosenzo
Lost Art
Nova York, Printed Matter, 2014
12,2 x 20,3 cm
118 pg.
ISBN: 978-0-89439-079-1
Lost Art is a catalog of post-modern artworks that have suffered a material destruction, displacement, or disappearance. Conceived as a print archive, this book collects the documents and remains of twenty-five lost works ranging from Duchamp’s Bicycle Wheel, lost a century ago, to a Warhol film destroyed by police, a suite of prints from Richard Prince that hung in the World Trade Center, and Tracey Emin’s shattered Always. The book also includes descriptions for each of the works, followed by a collection of notes from Nosenzo falling somewhere between art-history and personal account. Grounded in research and committed to assimilation into the art-world as a specific object, the exhibition catalog as artists’ publication allows for a unique type of subversive interaction.
http://www.tipitin.com/shop/lost-art-by-chris-nosenzo
Tudo começa com C
Bil Lühmann
Tudo começa com C
Santa Catarina, 2011
15 x 20,6 cm
Folhas soltas
Prisão Domiciliar
Autor desconhecido
Prisão Domiciliar
15 x 21,3 cm
[20] p.
& etcetera
Jennifer Allora, Guillermo Calzadilla
& etcetera
Londres, Koenig Books, 2009
15,5 x 21,8 cm
[164] p.
ISBN: 978-3865606693
This impeccably designed artist’s book presents a selection of images collected by Puerto Rican artists Allora & Calzadilla over the course of a decade. A parallel component to the duo’s practice, the collection is presented as a succession of intuitively arranged pairings that offers insight into their thinking and methodology. & Etcetera reveals a contradictory but revelatory and absorbing system of interests and motivations.
http://museu.ms/collection/object/32042/allora-calzadilla-etcetera
http://www.artbook.com/9783865606693.html
Artists’ Fanzines Art Basel Book
Jason Polan
Artists’ Fanzines Art Basel Book
New York, Printed Matter Inc, 2010
21.5 x 14 cm
8 p.
Este fanzine foi criado para acompanhar a exposição ‘Artist’s Fanzine’ de 2010 na Art Basel. Uma celebração do meio que também oferece aos visitantes (e visitantes em potencial) um índice desenhado à mão dos zines incluídos no programa. Usando seu estilo característico de sintetizar vários objetos em formas arredondadas e sintéticas, Polan cria miniaturas de zines de Ryan Foerster, Stefan Marx, Yuri Shibuya, Ari Marcopoulos, Mark Gonzales, Raymond Pettibon, Lisa Anne Auerbach, Tom Sachs, Susan Cianciolo e dele mesmo.
This fanzine was created to accompany the 2010 ‘Artist’s Fanzine’ exhibition at Art Basel. A celebration of the medium that also provides visitors (and would-be visitors) with a hand-drawn index of the zines included in the show. Using his signature style of synthesising various objects into rounded and essentialised forms, Polan creats thumbnail sketches of zines by Ryan Foerster, Stefan Marx, Yuri Shibuya, Ari Marcopoulos, Mark Gonzales, Raymond Pettibon, Lisa Anne Auerbach, Tom Sachs, Susan Cianciolo, and Polan himself.
https://www.printedmatter.org/catalog/tables/72/27514
https://www.antennebooks.com/product/artists-fanzines-art-basel-book/