Christopher Wool - East Broadway Breakdown - 2003





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East Broadway Breakdown Christopher Wool pierwsze wydanie w języku angielskim, książka fotograficzna artysty, 320 stron, format 28 × 22 cm, miękka oprawa z obwolutą, wydana w 2003 przez Holzwarth Publications, w stanie bardzo dobrym.
Opis od sprzedawcy
Pierwsze wydanie East Broadway Breakdown, ważnej fotoksiążki amerykańskiego artysty Christophera Wolfa.
Between 1994 and 1995, Wool photographed the streets surrounding East Broadway on New York’s Lower East Side, where he lived and worked. Taken at night with a 35mm camera, the 160 black-and-white photographs depict deserted streets, deteriorating storefronts, staircases, fences and littered pavements.
The grainy images and extreme contrasts often make the subjects difficult to identify, allowing the photographs to shift between urban documentation and abstraction. This raw visual language closely relates to Wool’s celebrated paintings, in which existing images and marks are repeatedly obscured, fragmented and transformed.
The book was designed by Christopher Wool and Hans Werner Holzwarth and is now out of print. It is cited in Martin Parr and Gerry Badger’s The Photobook: A History, Volume III, p.167.
KONDITION
There is slight rubbing to the bottom edge of the book. Otherwise in very good condition.
WYSYŁKA
Shipped via EMS or DHL. Delivery is available within one week, with a tracking number provided.
Historie sprzedawców
Pierwsze wydanie East Broadway Breakdown, ważnej fotoksiążki amerykańskiego artysty Christophera Wolfa.
Between 1994 and 1995, Wool photographed the streets surrounding East Broadway on New York’s Lower East Side, where he lived and worked. Taken at night with a 35mm camera, the 160 black-and-white photographs depict deserted streets, deteriorating storefronts, staircases, fences and littered pavements.
The grainy images and extreme contrasts often make the subjects difficult to identify, allowing the photographs to shift between urban documentation and abstraction. This raw visual language closely relates to Wool’s celebrated paintings, in which existing images and marks are repeatedly obscured, fragmented and transformed.
The book was designed by Christopher Wool and Hans Werner Holzwarth and is now out of print. It is cited in Martin Parr and Gerry Badger’s The Photobook: A History, Volume III, p.167.
KONDITION
There is slight rubbing to the bottom edge of the book. Otherwise in very good condition.
WYSYŁKA
Shipped via EMS or DHL. Delivery is available within one week, with a tracking number provided.

