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Vanessa Winship : Snow
Vanessa Winship : Snow
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In "Snow," Vanessa Winship’s latest monograph, we see that what’s not entirely comprehended is far more compelling than what is well understood. Perhaps that’s a truism, but it’s one that is rejuvenated and refreshed by each new and peculiar telling. This book is just such a revelation. The origins of "Snow" lie in a commission (this from an artist who very rarely works(...)
$75.00
(available in store)
Summary:
In "Snow," Vanessa Winship’s latest monograph, we see that what’s not entirely comprehended is far more compelling than what is well understood. Perhaps that’s a truism, but it’s one that is rejuvenated and refreshed by each new and peculiar telling. This book is just such a revelation. The origins of "Snow" lie in a commission (this from an artist who very rarely works(...)
Title:
Vanessa Winship : Snow
Actions:
Price:
$75.00
(available in store)
Summary:
In "Snow," Vanessa Winship’s latest monograph, we see that what’s not entirely comprehended is far more compelling than what is well understood. Perhaps that’s a truism, but it’s one that is rejuvenated and refreshed by each new and peculiar telling. This book is just such a revelation. The origins of "Snow" lie in a commission (this from an artist who very rarely works on assignment, although Winship says she often approaches things "as if I have somehow been sent by someone"), but the photographer’s interest in what she found soon eclipsed anything that could properly be thought of as a "story." So she made repeated trips to a particular landscape – and, notably, a particular season – in order to fathom what it was that had disconcerted her in the initial making of these photographs.
Vanessa Winship : Snow
Actions:
Price:
$75.00
(available in store)
Summary:
In "Snow," Vanessa Winship’s latest monograph, we see that what’s not entirely comprehended is far more compelling than what is well understood. Perhaps that’s a truism, but it’s one that is rejuvenated and refreshed by each new and peculiar telling. This book is just such a revelation. The origins of "Snow" lie in a commission (this from an artist who very rarely works on assignment, although Winship says she often approaches things "as if I have somehow been sent by someone"), but the photographer’s interest in what she found soon eclipsed anything that could properly be thought of as a "story." So she made repeated trips to a particular landscape – and, notably, a particular season – in order to fathom what it was that had disconcerted her in the initial making of these photographs.
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June 2024
June 2024
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Photography monographs
Photography monographs
