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Wurthle, Michel

 
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Synopsis

Kippenberger \n\nPublished this spring, Albrecht Fuchs' selection of photographs entitled ?Portraits? has been nominated for the ?Deutsche B?rse Photography Prize 2008?. The press had already reacted euphorically to the publication of this book with large photographic spreads (in Die Welt and the Frankfurter Rundschau), crowning the photographer from Cologne the ?artists' darling?.\nThe fact that this is by no means an exaggeration is illustrated amply by the catalytic, initial series of photographs that Albrecht Fuchs took of Martin Kippenberger during 1995. He accompanied him to Dawson City, to his studio or to the Black Forest and in so doing, served his ?apprenticeship as a photographer?, as he puts it. \nThis huge phenomenon Kippenberger - constantly photographed everywhere, fine for many an excellent photographic idea, spontaneous and funny, as many erroneously suppose - did indeed understand his photogenic power very well and used this calculatedly in his dealings with photographers to tease out the most faithful representation of his idea. That wasn't posing as such, and the degree to which Albrecht Fuchs has allowed himself to be inspired by this process has aided the photographer to find his own independent and sensitive style of portraiture.

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À propos de l'auteur

Albrecht Fuchs (b. 1964) studied photography at the Gesamthochschule Essen from 1986 until 1993. He lives and works in Cologne, where he had his recent show at the Kölnische Kunstverein with 31 Portraits in 2018. Michel Würthle (b. 1948) founded in 1972 the Kreuzberg restaurant EXIL with his friends Ingrid and Oswald Wiener.

À propos de la quatrième de couverture

Kippenberger \n\nPublished this spring, Albrecht Fuchs' selection of photographs entitled ?Portraits? has been nominated for the ?Deutsche B?rse Photography Prize 2008?. The press had already reacted euphorically to the publication of this book with large photographic spreads (in Die Welt and the Frankfurter Rundschau), crowning the photographer from Cologne the ?artists' darling?.\nThe fact that this is by no means an exaggeration is illustrated amply by the catalytic, initial series of photographs that Albrecht Fuchs took of Martin Kippenberger during 1995. He accompanied him to Dawson City, to his studio or to the Black Forest and in so doing, served his ?apprenticeship as a photographer?, as he puts it. \nThis huge phenomenon Kippenberger - constantly photographed everywhere, fine for many an excellent photographic idea, spontaneous and funny, as many erroneously suppose - did indeed understand his photogenic power very well and used this calculatedly in his dealings with photographers to tease out the most faithful representation of his idea. That wasn't posing as such, and the degree to which Albrecht Fuchs has allowed himself to be inspired by this process has aided the photographer to find his own independent and sensitive style of portraiture.

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