Edward Burtynsky : essential elements / William A. Ewing.

Main entry:

Ewing, William A., author.

Title & Author:

Edward Burtynsky : essential elements / William A. Ewing.

Publication:

London : Thames & Hudson, [2016]
©2016

Description:

202 pages : color illustrations ; 29 x 34 cm

Notes:
Includes bibliographical references.

Summary:

Edward Burtynsky (b. 1955) seeks to portray the visible outcomes of a globalized economy and humankind's impact upon environments around the world. He has achieved global recognition with his large-scale photographs and project-based monographs, such as Quarries, Oil and Water, all of which have resulted in popular touring exhibitions and, in the case of Water, a feature-length documentary film entitled Watermark. This book provides an overview of Burtynsky's work across four decades, including both iconic images and previously unpublished photographs. It dissolves previous project-based definitions to set out Burtynsky's oeuvre as five free-flowing sections that provide a sense of both his visual language and his exploration of the dilemmas at the heart of our globalized world. Each of the five sections is interleaved with a selection of texts from previous publications and articles on Burtynsky to provide a complete understanding of Burtynsky's view of the world. This book provides both an entirely new way of seeing Burtynsky's work.

ISBN:

0500544611 hardcover
9780500544617 hardcover

Subject:

Photography, Artistic.
Photographie artistique.
art photography.
Photography.

Form/genre:

Catalogs.

Holdings:

Location: Library main m 293345
Call No.: BIB 238189
Status: Available

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