Sophie fenwick (12 risultati)

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Hardback. Condizione: New. These previously unpublished images of New York's waterfront are presented here as part of a unique editorial project: the iconographic perspective is analysed and discussed in Pauline Vermare's interview with Sophie Fenwick, and finds further literary development in the photographer's poetry, on which she started working during the pandemic and is used here to accompany the visual narrative.     The language of photography is used here - in a series of black and white and colour shots - to retrace the memory of a transformation and to express the urgency of documentation that in these pages evolves from personal to universal. The invitation to travel voiced by Fenwick is visual poetry articulated in a series of pictures, each of which possesses the potential to become a true icon.Text in English and French.…

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Brossura. Condizione: new. Milano, 2023; br., pp. 192, ill., cm 12x24. La narrazione fotografica del lungomare di New York realizzata da Sophie Fenwick muove dal desiderio di creare un archivio visuale di un paesaggio tanto inusuale quanto suggestivo della Grande Mela. Il linguaggio fotografico viene utilizzato, attraverso scatti in bianco e nero e a colori, per tracciare la memoria di una trasformazione, e per esprimere l'urgenza di una documentazione che da bisogno personale diviene, in queste pagine, universale. L'invito al viaggio di cui si fa portavoce Fenwick è una poesia visiva ritmata da scatti che hanno tutte le potenzialità di divenire vere e proprie icone. Le immagini del Waterfront di New York si presentano come inedite tanto che il volume si presenta come un progetto editoriale unico nel suo genere: l'aspetto iconografico trova uno spazio di approfondimento e dialogo nell'intervista che Pauline Vermare fa a Sophie Fenwick, e uno spazio letterario nella poesia di Fenwick, nata durante il periodo pandemico, che accompagna lo storytelling visivo. Libro.…

Condizione: New. In English.

Condizione: New.

Buch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - These previously unpublished images of New York's waterfront are presented here as part of a unique editorial project: the iconographic perspective is analysed and discussed in Pauline Vermare's interview with Sophie Fenwick, and finds further literary development in the photographer's poetry, on which she started working during the pandemic and is used here to accompany the visual narrative. The language of photography is used here in a series of black and white and color shots to retrace the memory of a transformation and to express the urgency of documentation that in these pages evolves from personal to universal. The invitation to travel voiced by Fenwick is visual poetry articulated in a series of pictures, each of which possesses the potential to become a true icon. Text in English and French.…

Condizione: As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

Hardback. Condizione: New. These previously unpublished images of New York's waterfront are presented here as part of a unique editorial project: the iconographic perspective is analysed and discussed in Pauline Vermare's interview with Sophie Fenwick, and finds further literary development in the photographer's poetry, on which she started working during the pandemic and is used here to accompany the visual narrative.     The language of photography is used here - in a series of black and white and colour shots - to retrace the memory of a transformation and to express the urgency of documentation that in these pages evolves from personal to universal. The invitation to travel voiced by Fenwick is visual poetry articulated in a series of pictures, each of which possesses the potential to become a true icon.Text in English and French.…

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Condizione: As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. These previously unpublished images of New York's waterfront are presented here as part of a unique editorial project: the iconographic perspective is analysed and discussed in Pauline Vermare's interview with Sophie Fenwick, and finds further literary development in the photographer's poetry, on which she started working during the pandemic and is used here to accompany the visual narrative. The language of photography is used here - in a series of black and white and colour shots - to retrace the memory of a transformation and to express the urgency of documentation that in these pages evolves from personal to universal. The invitation to travel voiced by Fenwick is visual poetry articulated in a series of pictures, each of which possesses the potential to become a true icon. Text in English and French. AUTHORS: Sophie Fenwick is a French-American photographer born in New York in 1969. She studied photography at Parsons in Paris and at the International Center of Photography in New York. She began documenting the New York waterfront when she worked for Magnum in the early 1990s. Her first solo exhibition - Entrepots d'Eaux (Homage to the Port of New York) held at Victoire Schlumberger in Paris - also explored this theme. In New York she has held exhibitions at Philippe Briet gallery, Threadwaxing Space, Seamen's Church Institute, Museum of the City of New York, and Brooklyn Public Library. Alongside her career as a photographer, Sophie has also worked as a film curator, founding the Cine Club at the Guillaume Gallozzi Gallery (NYC) and curating the program of the Anthology Film Archives and Ocularis (NYC). She lives in Brooklyn with her husband, the director Julius Ziz. They have two daughters, Sia and Lara. This is her first book. Pauline Vermare is a curator and a historian of photography. She was the cultural director of Magnum Photos, New York, and a curator at the International Center of Photography and at MoMA. From 2002 to 2009 she worked for the Fondation Henri Cartier-Bresson in Paris. She is the author of many interviews and essays on photography. She is a member of the Board of Directors of the Saul Leiter Foundation and of the Catherine Leroy Fund. SELLING POINTS: . This photographic narrative of the New York waterfront composed by Sophie Fenwick stems from her desire to create a visual archive of a view of the Big Apple that is as unusual as it is evocative 80 colour, 100 b/w illustrations This photographic narrative of the New York waterfront composed by Sophie Fenwick stems from her desire to create a visual archive of a view of the Big Apple that is as unusual as it is evocative. Text in English and French. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…