candy good spacious land de jim goldberg donovan wylie (4 résultats)

Etat : Very Good. New Haven, CT: Yale University Art Gallery, 2017. First Edition. Two oblong quarto volumes; photo-illustrated bifolium with text by Franks laid in. No dust jackets as issued; housed in publisher's slipcase. A few scuffs to boards; bumping to corners; bindings sound and pages unmarked. Slipcase shows a few scuffs and scratches, else structurally sound; Very Good and sound. Impressive production resulting from Goldberg and Wylie's time spent as the Happy and Bob Doran Artists in Residence at the Yale University Art Gallery. Uncommon in retail.

Hardcover. Etat : New. 1st Edition. Jim Goldberg & Donovan Wylie's Candy/A Good and Spacious Land | Published by the Yale University Art Gallery in 2017 - SOLD OUT and now OUT OF PRINT | RARE! NEW, UNOPENED and SEALED in publisher's original shrinkwrap. | NOTE: All images are of actual item for sale. | In this two-volume set, two artists and two writers explore the concept of the "model city" through the lens of New Haven, Connecticut. The collaboration grew out of a 2013 joint residency at the Yale University Art Gallery by photographers Jim Goldberg and Donovan Wylie. In Candy, Goldberg, a New Haven native, uses Super 8 film stills, images of New Haven's urban landscape, annotated Polaroid portraits, and collaged archival materials to create a photo-novel about the trajectory of 20th-century American cities. A Good and Spacious Land, with photographs by Irish-born Wylie, chronicles the changes to New Haven's topography during the construction of a massive highway interchange, offering connections between a contemporary American interpretation of the "Promised Land" and the underlying biblical narrative. Each volume includes text by Christopher Klatell woven throughout the images and a concluding essay by Laura Wexler that reflects on the photographs' symbolism, social import, and historical contexts. Candy/A Good and Spacious Land showcases two gifted and renowned photographers branching out in new formal, narrative, and conceptual directions. | 2017 Best Photography Books of the Year, Photo-Eye magazine | Goldberg wants New Haven to be both his city and any city, and to accomplish that dual ambition he made pictures large and small, blurry and juicy with detail . Wylie, a skilled technical photographer, makes striking, memorable images a variation of Goldberg's more personal accomplishment. Nicholas Dawidoff, New Yorker | A handsomely designed box set In focusing the contrast between soaring engineering structures and the travails of many citizens, these books help us to understand the city as it actually is. Mick Gidley, Source: The Photographic Review | Goldberg's "Candy" and Wylie's "A Good and Spacious Land" bring two internationally renowned photographers together in New Haven [A] beautiful set. Michael Lee-Murphy, Connecticut Magazine | In fewer than 60 photographs, artists Jim Goldberg and Donovan Wylie weave a narrative of ambition and disillusion, breathtaking possibilities, astonishing progress and a pervasive sense of missing the mark. Tracey O'Shaughnessy, Republican-American | Two Hardcover Volumes in Slipcase, 36.2 x 29.85 x 5.72 cm (14.25 x 11.75 x 2.25 inches), 372 pages (225 Color Illustrations),English, ISBN 10: 0300222998, ISBN 13: 9780300222999.

Hardcover. Etat : Very Good. 1st Edition. Lovely copy of the 2 volume hardcover set in slipcase. Both volumes are signed by their respective authors / artists. Comes with fold-out full color insert. Books are in near immaculate condition, essentially unread and not used excepting two miniscule bumps to the top of each book's spine. The case has mild wear and one bump to corners and edges, but itself is quite attractive. This is a large and heavy volume and will require extra postage ! Signed by Author(s).

First Edition. Oblong quarto. Two volumes in slipcase. Special copy, created by the photographers at Paris Photo, 2017. Goldberg has SIGNED and dated his book, pasted two small photographs to the half-title page, and drawn boxes around them. Wylie's book is also signed. A project about New Haven begun at Yale when both Goldberg and Wylie were artists in residence at Yale University Art Gallery. Texts by Christopher Klatell and Laura Wexler. Small dent to the bottom edge of Goldberg's "Candy," else fine in photo-illustrated laminated boards, shrink-wrapped slipcase (opened to make changes to the books).