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Books › Clare Strand. Photoworks/Steidl Monograph.

Clare Strand. Photoworks/Steidl Monograph.

£40.00

Description:

A signed and dedicated copy of Clare Strand’s Photoworks Monograph, published by Photoworks/Steidl in 2009.

Dissatisfied with the often complacent values of the photography world, Clare Strand has assembled a body of work that is both subversive and celebratory in its approach to photographic conventions. Clare Strand’s art has developed through a series of increasingly interesting and unique projects that have explored various photographic genres, from Victorian portraiture to crime scene and forensic photography. In these series she has dwelt on the oddity of photography’s strange backwaters, its utilitarian functions and its infiltration of every corner of our lives, to make us question the value and complex meanings of photographic images. This might be simply quirky and strange, but in Strand’s work it is resolved through photographs of incredible quality and genuine originality.

This comprehensive survey of Strand’s practice is the sixth book in the Photoworks Monograph series.


Publication Date: 2009

Publisher: Photoworks/Steidl

Condition: Good

Book Size: 30 × 23cm

Pages: 112

Format: Hardcover

ISBN: 10:3865218385

Description:

A signed and dedicated copy of Clare Strand’s Photoworks Monograph, published by Photoworks/Steidl in 2009.

Dissatisfied with the often complacent values of the photography world, Clare Strand has assembled a body of work that is both subversive and celebratory in its approach to photographic conventions. Clare Strand’s art has developed through a series of increasingly interesting and unique projects that have explored various photographic genres, from Victorian portraiture to crime scene and forensic photography. In these series she has dwelt on the oddity of photography’s strange backwaters, its utilitarian functions and its infiltration of every corner of our lives, to make us question the value and complex meanings of photographic images. This might be simply quirky and strange, but in Strand’s work it is resolved through photographs of incredible quality and genuine originality.

This comprehensive survey of Strand’s practice is the sixth book in the Photoworks Monograph series.


Publication Date: 2009

Publisher: Photoworks/Steidl

Condition: Good

Book Size: 30 × 23cm

Pages: 112

Format: Hardcover

ISBN: 10:3865218385

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