Raval. Catalogo pubblicato in occasione della mostra itinerante tenutasi presso: 1. Fondation Henri Cartier-Bresson, Parigi, 25 aprile - 30 luglio 2006 2. Museum Folkwang, Essen, 23 settembre - 12 novembre 2006. Introduzione di Pepe Font de Mora (Director Fundacio Foto Colectania, Barcellona) e di Agneegrave;s Sire e Ute Eskildsen (direttori dei Musei di Parigi ed Essen). Un testo di Marta Gili (critica d'arte e curatrice). Fotografie in bianco e nero di Joan Colom. Catalogo delle opere esposte. Biografia 8vo (cm 24,5x20,5). pp. 136. . Perfetto (Mint). . . . Every weekend for more than two years, Joan Colom explored the "bas-fonds" of Barcelona, the Raval neighbourhood that is known today as the "Barrio Chino". Concerned with remaining discreet and breaking with the aesthetic traditions of his elders, he began by photographing without aiming the camera. Only whilst printing would he decide on the precise frame for each image. He saw himself as an impassioned witness of a social theatre and his work as a search for authentic "images that touch me." Ogni fine settimana, per pieugrave; di due anni, Joan Colom ha esplorato il "bas-fonds" di Barcellona, il quartiere Raval che oggi eegrave; conosciuto come il "Barrio Chino". Preoccupato di rimanere discreto e di rompere con le tradizioni estetiche dei suoi predecessori, ha iniziato a fotografare senza puntare la macchina. Solo durante la stampa decideva l'inquadratura precisa di ogni immagine. Si eegrave; visto come il testimone appassionato di un teatro sociale e ha considerato il suo lavoro come la ricerca autentica di "immagini che toccano".
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Hardcover. Etat : New. In the last years of the 1950s, Joan Colom spent every weekend exploring the "bas-fonds" of Barcelona, the Raval neighborhood known today as the Barrio Chino. Interest both in remaining discreet and in breaking with the aesthetic traditions of his elders caused him to begin working without aiming his camera; only while printing did he frame each image. On the street and in the darkroom, he saw himself as an impassioned witness to social theater and his work as a search for "images that touch me." His results were praised early on by personalities such as Ramon Massats and Josep Maria Casademont, who wrote in 1961, "with Joan Colom, we are entering a new phase of our history of photography." These classic images entwine the aesthetic of the 50s Modernist avant garde with the dark, pessimistic tradition of Franco's Spain; today, the image of the Barrio Chino is rooted in Colom's work. N° de réf. du vendeur 90180
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