Walk on a line, the idea to deviate from it, for example in a film : photos from Japan and my archive / Paulien Oltheten.

Main entry:

Oltheten, Paulien, 1982- photographer, author.

Title & Author:

Walk on a line, the idea to deviate from it, for example in a film : photos from Japan and my archive / Paulien Oltheten.

Publication:

Description:

239 pages : illustrations ; 27 cm

Notes:
Photographs with shorts texts and sketches.

Summary:

Paulien Oltheten (b. 1982) travels the globe with her camera, casually but precisely capturing photos and video footage of people who are hanging around and tagging along. "Walk on a line" is a compilation of photos and film stills that were recently shot in Japan in combination with images, short texts and sketches from her extensive archive. Through her novel handling of the medium, within the tradition of documentary street photography, Oltheten occupies a prominent position in Dutch contemporary photography and art. "Walk on a line" is a book about ideas, about lines, folds and wrinkles, about interstitiary spaces and traces. Whether everyday or absurd, real or stage-managed, the images are above all terribly infectious. Exhibition: Nederlands Fotomuseum, Rotterdam, from 9 April to 19 June 2011.

ISBN:

9789056627997
9056627996

Subject:

Oltheten, Paulien, 1982- Exhibitions.
Photography, Artistic.
Photographie artistique.
art photography.
Foto's.
Japan Pictorial works.
Japan
Nederland.

Form/genre:

Exhibition catalogs
Illustrated works

Added entries:

Photos from Japan and my archive

Holdings:

Location: Library main 308665
Call No.: BIB 254018
Status: Available

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