Amanda tetrault (27 risultati)

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Paperback. First edition. Fine paperback. SHIPS THE NEXT BUSINESS DAY, WRAPPED IN PADDING AND CARDBOARD. The third issue of the magazine Trolley (Autumn 2004/Issue 3), published by Trolley, the art and photography book publishing house. It's part catalogue of upcoming releases with an essay devoted to each book and many images reproduced and part original material. This issue includes work by Adam Broomberg & Oliver Chanarin, Tom Stoddart, Amanda Tetrault, Nina Berman, and others, as well as a portfolio of the best rejected advertisements from around the world and a portfolio of official portraits of world leaders. Introduction and text by Thomas Rees. Sewn signatures, glued open spine, as issued; 68 pages; color and b&w illustrations throughout; 6.25 x 9.75 inches.…

Paperback. First edition. Fine paperback with a hint of rubbing at the edges. SHIPS THE NEXT BUSINESS DAY, WRAPPED IN PADDING AND CARDBOARD. The second issue of the magazine Trolley (Spring 2004/Issue 2), published by Trolley, the art and photography book publishing house. It's essentially a catalogue of upcoming releases with an essay devoted to each book and many images reproduced. This issue includes work by Werner Bischof, Amanda Tetrault, Joan Liftin, Carrie Levy, and Chris Steele-Perkins. Introduction and text by Thomas Rees. Sewn signatures, glued open spine, as issued; 56 pages; color and b&w illustrations throughout; 6.25 x 9.75 inches.…

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Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. The book is Amanda's exploration into the world of her father, Philip Tetrault - a poet who has lived with schizophrenia since he attended McGill University at the age of 21. Philip was a poet suffused with promise, and was hailed by Leonard Cohen as one of the best young poets in Canada in 1986 before he slipped into yet another schizophrenic void. The photographs cover six years of sporadic meetings between Amanda and her father. Throughout Philip has been giving her scraps of paper and napkins with verses and lines scrawled on them: some are published here. Photobooth pictures that span the past 27 years form the thread that binds the visual narrative. Philip is now a part of the streets and the shadows of Montreal. He has spent winters living on Park Mont Royal or under his unwitting aunt's porch in Westmount or 'vestibuling' - a word he coined after his habit of taking refuge in vestibules to avoid the bitter Montreal cold. The reality of his days - moving through the cafes and parks of Montreal, his habitual Mickey of vodka in hand, and his acquaintances of street kids, squirrels, crows and seagulls - haunt these photographs and his poems. A daughter's use of photography to try to understand her relationship with her father and the disease that has crippled him. Amanda's exploration into the world of her father, Philip Tetrault, a poet who has lived with schizophrenia since age 21. The photographs cover six years of sporadic meetings between Amanda and her father. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Hardback. Condizione: New. Phil and Me is a personal document of a daughter's use of photography to try to control her relationship with her father and the disease that has crippled him, as well as an attempt to focus public understanding upon the essential humanity, the worth and contribution, of all victims of schizophrenia.In the book Amanda explores the world of her father, Philip Tetrault - a poet who has lived with schizophrenia since he attended McGill University at the age of 21. Philip was a poet suffused with promise and was hailed by Leonard Cohen as Canada's best-kept secret in 1989.before he slipped into yet another schizophrenic nightmare.The book juxtaposes Philip's poetry with black and white images of him taken during the sporadic meetings with Amanda. The photographs encompass a period of six years and the poetry eight years. Photo-booth pictures that span the past twenty-seven years form the thread that binds the surreal visual and poetic narrative. Phil and Me evolved into a collaboration between father and daughter after Amanda asked Philip to try to write again. Since then he has given her scraps of paper and napkins full of poetry at every meeting.Philip's poetry immerses us into the reality of his days - moving through the cafes and parks of Montreal his habitual Mickey of vodka in hand, where many of his acquaintances are street kids, squirrels, crows and seagulls. His are the musings of a man who has survived a crippling disease - a disease rarely discussed and more often disowned.Phil and Me tells the stories of many, through the experience of one, and gives passionate voice to those who rarely speak out and are even more rarely heard.…

Hardback. Condizione: New. Phil and Me is a personal document of a daughter's use of photography to try to control her relationship with her father and the disease that has crippled him, as well as an attempt to focus public understanding upon the essential humanity, the worth and contribution, of all victims of schizophrenia.In the book Amanda explores the world of her father, Philip Tetrault - a poet who has lived with schizophrenia since he attended McGill University at the age of 21. Philip was a poet suffused with promise and was hailed by Leonard Cohen as Canada's best-kept secret in 1989.before he slipped into yet another schizophrenic nightmare.The book juxtaposes Philip's poetry with black and white images of him taken during the sporadic meetings with Amanda. The photographs encompass a period of six years and the poetry eight years. Photo-booth pictures that span the past twenty-seven years form the thread that binds the surreal visual and poetic narrative. Phil and Me evolved into a collaboration between father and daughter after Amanda asked Philip to try to write again. Since then he has given her scraps of paper and napkins full of poetry at every meeting.Philip's poetry immerses us into the reality of his days - moving through the cafes and parks of Montreal his habitual Mickey of vodka in hand, where many of his acquaintances are street kids, squirrels, crows and seagulls. His are the musings of a man who has survived a crippling disease - a disease rarely discussed and more often disowned.Phil and Me tells the stories of many, through the experience of one, and gives passionate voice to those who rarely speak out and are even more rarely heard.…

Condizione: New. Illus. (Mostly Col.).

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Condizione: New. In English.

Hardcover. Condizione: Brand New. illustrated edition. 192 pages. 8.50x11.25x0.75 inches. In Stock.

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Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. The book is Amanda's exploration into the world of her father, Philip Tetrault - a poet who has lived with schizophrenia since he attended McGill University at the age of 21. Philip was a poet suffused with promise, and was hailed by Leonard Cohen as one of the best young poets in Canada in 1986 before he slipped into yet another schizophrenic void. The photographs cover six years of sporadic meetings between Amanda and her father. Throughout Philip has been giving her scraps of paper and napkins with verses and lines scrawled on them: some are published here. Photobooth pictures that span the past 27 years form the thread that binds the visual narrative. Philip is now a part of the streets and the shadows of Montreal. He has spent winters living on Park Mont Royal or under his unwitting aunt's porch in Westmount or 'vestibuling' - a word he coined after his habit of taking refuge in vestibules to avoid the bitter Montreal cold. The reality of his days - moving through the cafes and parks of Montreal, his habitual Mickey of vodka in hand, and his acquaintances of street kids, squirrels, crows and seagulls - haunt these photographs and his poems. A daughter's use of photography to try to understand her relationship with her father and the disease that has crippled him. Amanda's exploration into the world of her father, Philip Tetrault, a poet who has lived with schizophrenia since age 21. The photographs cover six years of sporadic meetings between Amanda and her father. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Hardback. Condizione: New. Phil and Me is a personal document of a daughter's use of photography to try to control her relationship with her father and the disease that has crippled him, as well as an attempt to focus public understanding upon the essential humanity, the worth and contribution, of all victims of schizophrenia.In the book Amanda explores the world of her father, Philip Tetrault - a poet who has lived with schizophrenia since he attended McGill University at the age of 21. Philip was a poet suffused with promise and was hailed by Leonard Cohen as Canada's best-kept secret in 1989.before he slipped into yet another schizophrenic nightmare.The book juxtaposes Philip's poetry with black and white images of him taken during the sporadic meetings with Amanda. The photographs encompass a period of six years and the poetry eight years. Photo-booth pictures that span the past twenty-seven years form the thread that binds the surreal visual and poetic narrative. Phil and Me evolved into a collaboration between father and daughter after Amanda asked Philip to try to write again. Since then he has given her scraps of paper and napkins full of poetry at every meeting.Philip's poetry immerses us into the reality of his days - moving through the cafes and parks of Montreal his habitual Mickey of vodka in hand, where many of his acquaintances are street kids, squirrels, crows and seagulls. His are the musings of a man who has survived a crippling disease - a disease rarely discussed and more often disowned.Phil and Me tells the stories of many, through the experience of one, and gives passionate voice to those who rarely speak out and are even more rarely heard.…

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Hardcover. Condizione: As New. 1st Edition. design by M+W@Fruitmachine, 990 gr, 21,8 x 28,5 cm. Signed by Author(s).

Buch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Phil & Me is a personal document of a daughter's use of photography to try to control her relationship with her father and the disease that has crippled him, as well as an attempt to focus public understanding upon the essential humanity, the worth and contribution, of all victims of schizophrenia.>The book juxtaposes Philip's poetry with black and white images of him taken during the sporadic meetings with Amanda. The photographs encompass a period of six years and the poetry eight years. Photo-booth pictures that span the past twenty-seven years form the thread that binds the surreal visual and poetic narrative. Phil & Me evolved into a collaboration between father and daughter after Amanda asked Philip to try to write again. Since then he has given her scraps of paper and napkins full of poetry at every meeting.Philip's poetry immerses us into the reality of his days - moving through the cafes and parks of Montreal his habitual Mickey of vodka in hand, where many of his acquaintances are street kids, squirrels, crows and seagulls. His are the musings of a man who has survived a crippling disease - a disease rarely discussed and more often disowned.Phil & Me tells the stories of many, through the experience of one, and gives passionate voice to those who rarely speak out and are even more rarely heard. …

Gebundene Ausgabe. Condizione: Wie neu. 192 Seiten Text englisch - Topzustand - wie neu und ungelesen, as NEW - Jeder Lieferung liegt eine ordentliche Rechnung mit ausgewiesener MwSt. bei Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 1100.

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Hardback. Condizione: New. Phil and Me is a personal document of a daughter's use of photography to try to control her relationship with her father and the disease that has crippled him, as well as an attempt to focus public understanding upon the essential humanity, the worth and contribution, of all victims of schizophrenia.In the book Amanda explores the world of her father, Philip Tetrault - a poet who has lived with schizophrenia since he attended McGill University at the age of 21. Philip was a poet suffused with promise and was hailed by Leonard Cohen as Canada's best-kept secret in 1989.before he slipped into yet another schizophrenic nightmare.The book juxtaposes Philip's poetry with black and white images of him taken during the sporadic meetings with Amanda. The photographs encompass a period of six years and the poetry eight years. Photo-booth pictures that span the past twenty-seven years form the thread that binds the surreal visual and poetic narrative. Phil and Me evolved into a collaboration between father and daughter after Amanda asked Philip to try to write again. Since then he has given her scraps of paper and napkins full of poetry at every meeting.Philip's poetry immerses us into the reality of his days - moving through the cafes and parks of Montreal his habitual Mickey of vodka in hand, where many of his acquaintances are street kids, squirrels, crows and seagulls. His are the musings of a man who has survived a crippling disease - a disease rarely discussed and more often disowned.Phil and Me tells the stories of many, through the experience of one, and gives passionate voice to those who rarely speak out and are even more rarely heard.…

Buch. Condizione: Neu. Amanda Tetrault: Phil And Me | Amanda Tetrault | Buch | Gebunden | Englisch | 2004 | Trolley Books | EAN 9781904563044 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu.