Stefanie Schneider - OK Corral (Stranger than Paradise) - triptych, including my signed monograph 'Stranger than






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Stefanie Schneider, OK Corral (Stranger than Paradise) – triptych, trykt i 1999, bestående af tre arkiv-C-prints/Polaroids på Fuji-papir, hver på 20 × 20 cm, samlet installationsstørrelse 20 × 66 cm, håndsigneret, udsolgt edition af 10, Artist Proof 1/2.
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Original photograph by German photographer Stefanie Schneider (*1968), artist Inventory # 318.
PROCESS: 3 Archival C-Prints on Fuji photographic paper.
AGE / period: 1999
DIMENSIONS: 20 x 20 cm each, 20x66cm installed with gaps.
sold out Edition of 10, Artist Proof 1/2.
CONDITION: in excellent condition.
Not mounted.
included is my signed monograph 'Stranger than Paradise'
German / English
Hardcover Edition
Hatje Canz Verlag, 2006
ISBN 3-7757-1751-X
SUSANNE VIELMETTER LOS ANGELES PROJECTS
July 10 - August 04
Five photos in a row: the address of a decrepit house; a thrashed US flag awash in sunlight; a pokerfaced waif staring into the distance; and both close-up and long shots of a young stud at a pay phone. Like stills from a Ralph Lauren Polo commercial transmuted into a bizarre alternate universe, Stefanie Schneider's color prints—blowups from standard Polaroids—are all-American in a troubling way. Her images read like frames from narratives we never get. OK Corral, 2001, for example, presents a young man in a desert setting: first far in the distance; then close enough to make out the fact that he's holding a rifle; then right in your face and looking despondent. Instead of a clearly delineated story, Schneider offers intimations, a suggestive lack of specificity reinforced by the prematurely aged look achieved by using long-expired Polaroid stock. In Untitled, 2000, she depicts a young woman watching and a man just about to slip into a building. You pick the sound track to play in your head. The number of possible endings to these stories is endless.
—Christopher Miles, Artforum
Original photograph by German photographer Stefanie Schneider (*1968), artist Inventory # 318.
PROCESS: 3 Archival C-Prints on Fuji photographic paper.
AGE / period: 1999
DIMENSIONS: 20 x 20 cm each, 20x66cm installed with gaps.
sold out Edition of 10, Artist Proof 1/2.
CONDITION: in excellent condition.
Not mounted.
included is my signed monograph 'Stranger than Paradise'
German / English
Hardcover Edition
Hatje Canz Verlag, 2006
ISBN 3-7757-1751-X
SUSANNE VIELMETTER LOS ANGELES PROJECTS
July 10 - August 04
Five photos in a row: the address of a decrepit house; a thrashed US flag awash in sunlight; a pokerfaced waif staring into the distance; and both close-up and long shots of a young stud at a pay phone. Like stills from a Ralph Lauren Polo commercial transmuted into a bizarre alternate universe, Stefanie Schneider's color prints—blowups from standard Polaroids—are all-American in a troubling way. Her images read like frames from narratives we never get. OK Corral, 2001, for example, presents a young man in a desert setting: first far in the distance; then close enough to make out the fact that he's holding a rifle; then right in your face and looking despondent. Instead of a clearly delineated story, Schneider offers intimations, a suggestive lack of specificity reinforced by the prematurely aged look achieved by using long-expired Polaroid stock. In Untitled, 2000, she depicts a young woman watching and a man just about to slip into a building. You pick the sound track to play in your head. The number of possible endings to these stories is endless.
—Christopher Miles, Artforum
