Signed; Sophie Calle - M'as tu vue [first edition] - 2003

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Signed on the title page by Sophie Calle, this first edition of M'as tu vue, published in 2003 by Editions Xavier Barral / Centre Pompidou, is a hardback French art photography monograph of 444 pages in excellent condition.

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Exceptional signed copy on the title page by Sophie Calle (born 1953), unique and unavailable in a signed edition. This is the original edition published by Xavier Barral Editions and the Centre Georges Pompidou in the first printing of 2003. Remarkable, an artist’s book with numerous sheets of different sizes that are inserted loose and integrated into the same binding. 444 pages with a great many photographs and text. Very fine publisher’s binding illustrated on the cover and on the back cover. In excellent condition, practically like new.

This complete retrospective (at the time) of the artist Sophie Calle was published to accompany the exhibition held at the Centre Pompidou in Paris from November 2003 to March 2004, and it enjoyed considerable success, with the catalogue needing to be reprinted as early as 2004. This book celebrates the breadth and intelligence of her iconoclastic work and also leads to a deeper understanding of her unique artistic vision. Calle’s conceptual work spans many media: photography, storytelling, film and memory, to name a few. Often controversial, Calle’s projects explore voyeurism, intimacy and identity as she secretly investigates, reconstructs and documents the lives of strangers—inviting them to sleep in her bed, following her in a hotel, or tailing her through the city. Taking on multiple roles—detective, documentarian, behavior expert and chronicler—Sophie Calle challenges the boundary between life and art. The book presents Calle’s best-known works, including The Blind, No Sex Last Night, The Hotel, The Address Book, A Woman disappears, etc., as well as lesser-known and earlier projects that had largely escaped public attention. This monumental collection of Calle’s photographs, diary excerpts and video images also includes three critical essays, an interview with the artist and a captivating dialogue with fellow British artist Damien Hirst who dominates the British art scene.

Book from my personal collection in excellent condition, carefully preserved. Shipped in very protective packaging with guaranteed tracked postal service. For multiple purchases, there is the possibility of grouped shipping with a refund of any excess postage paid via PayPal.

1.2 kg excluding packaging.

Exceptional signed copy on the title page by Sophie Calle (born 1953), unique and unavailable in a signed edition. This is the original edition published by Xavier Barral Editions and the Centre Georges Pompidou in the first printing of 2003. Remarkable, an artist’s book with numerous sheets of different sizes that are inserted loose and integrated into the same binding. 444 pages with a great many photographs and text. Very fine publisher’s binding illustrated on the cover and on the back cover. In excellent condition, practically like new.

This complete retrospective (at the time) of the artist Sophie Calle was published to accompany the exhibition held at the Centre Pompidou in Paris from November 2003 to March 2004, and it enjoyed considerable success, with the catalogue needing to be reprinted as early as 2004. This book celebrates the breadth and intelligence of her iconoclastic work and also leads to a deeper understanding of her unique artistic vision. Calle’s conceptual work spans many media: photography, storytelling, film and memory, to name a few. Often controversial, Calle’s projects explore voyeurism, intimacy and identity as she secretly investigates, reconstructs and documents the lives of strangers—inviting them to sleep in her bed, following her in a hotel, or tailing her through the city. Taking on multiple roles—detective, documentarian, behavior expert and chronicler—Sophie Calle challenges the boundary between life and art. The book presents Calle’s best-known works, including The Blind, No Sex Last Night, The Hotel, The Address Book, A Woman disappears, etc., as well as lesser-known and earlier projects that had largely escaped public attention. This monumental collection of Calle’s photographs, diary excerpts and video images also includes three critical essays, an interview with the artist and a captivating dialogue with fellow British artist Damien Hirst who dominates the British art scene.

Book from my personal collection in excellent condition, carefully preserved. Shipped in very protective packaging with guaranteed tracked postal service. For multiple purchases, there is the possibility of grouped shipping with a refund of any excess postage paid via PayPal.

1.2 kg excluding packaging.

Details

Number of books
1
Subject
Art, Literature, Photography
Book title
M'as tu vue [first edition]
Author/ Illustrator
Signed; Sophie Calle
Condition
As new
Publication year oldest item
2003
Height
24 cm
Edition
1st Edition
Width
17 cm
Language
French
Original language
Yes
Publisher
Editions Xavier Barral / Cengre Pompidou
Binding/ Material
Hardback
Extras
Signed
Number of pages
444
FranceVerified
953
Objects sold
100%
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