The only comprehensive publication devoted exclusively to -one of the quiet giants of post-conceptual photography- (The New York Times), this book celebrates Liz Deschenes's twenty-year career with immaculately produced images, an interview with the artist, and critical essays. One of the most innovative artists working today, Liz Deschenes continually challenges photography's traditional conventions. Since the mid-1990s her work has evolved as a stripping away of photography's inherent interference with its subjects. ...
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The only comprehensive publication devoted exclusively to -one of the quiet giants of post-conceptual photography- (The New York Times), this book celebrates Liz Deschenes's twenty-year career with immaculately produced images, an interview with the artist, and critical essays. One of the most innovative artists working today, Liz Deschenes continually challenges photography's traditional conventions. Since the mid-1990s her work has evolved as a stripping away of photography's inherent interference with its subjects. Making use of the medium's most fundamental aspects--paper, light, chemicals--she produces camera-less pieces that not only remind viewers of photography's essential goal of reflecting light and color but also expand its scope into the realm of sculpture.
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Folio. 159 pp. Printed paper-covered boards with black endpapers. Very good with marginal creasing along fold-outs. Color plates, some fold-outs. Includes essays by Sarah Charlesworth, Eric Crosby, Roxana Marcoci, R.H. Quaytman and Lynne Tilman. Catalog created on occasion of exhibition "Liz Deschenes" at the Institute of Contemporary Art in Boston from July 1 through October 16, 2016. Signed and dated by artist Liz Deschenes on title page in black ink.
