Keith Carter's photographs linger in the mind like images from an almost remembered dream. Evocative and haunting, they capture what Carter calls the "little askew moments" that allow viewers to see beyond the surface reality. This book brings together seventy-five photographs chosen by Carter to represent the range of his work since the 1970s. Many of the images in this book have never been published before, while others come from Carter's previous books. A. D. Coleman's introduction traces the development of Carter's work and maps his affinities with other artists and writers who are strongly influenced by the sense of place. In his own words, Keith Carter describes his maturation as a self-taught photographer in his hometown of Beaumont, Texas. He provides insights into his choice of subject matter, his methods of working, and his philosophy of what art should be and do. For the many people who have already discovered Keith Carter's photography, this book offers a visually compelling summation of his career to date. Those who have not yet had that pleasure will find it here.

Photographs: Twenty-Five Years

Arts & Photography

Keith Carter

Individual Artists

University of Texas Press

A children's book written, illustrated and designed by Keith Carter. The story follows a young Siberian Husky named Andrew, who moves from the countryside to the big city. After spending most of his life exploring the outdoors, he is surprised to find that things are much different in the city. Most of the new friends he meets seem to be content staying inside and sitting in front of screens all the time. After meeting a few other friends who have a similar interest in nature, they decide to start going on regular adventures by exploring the natural environment that lies just outside of the city. Through it all he is reminded that friends come in all shapes and sizes, and by exploring nature we can all enjoy the environment we live in while creating a stronger community. The book size is 8.5" X 11". It is 32 pages, hardcover bound, with debossed text on the cover and decorative endpapers on the inside cover.

We Live In An Amazing Place

Keith Carter Art

Contains 30 beautiful oversized postcards of horses created by highly-acclaimed photographer Keith Carter, who has published eight books of his photographs.

Horses: A Book of Postcards

Photography & Video

Pomegranate Communications, Inc.

Horses

Pomegranate Communications Inc,US

Keith Carter presents a photographic portrait of "Deep East Texas". Carter's second book. 144 pages; 72 duotoned photographic plates; 12.5 x 12.5 inches.

The Blue Man

Texas A&M University Press

First Edition, first printing. Hardcover. Fine Italian burnt-orange cloth-covered boards with tipped-in four-color plate by Sally Mann on cover and title stamped in black on cover and spine, no dust jacket as issued. Photographs by Kelly Grider, Vincent Serbin, Connie Imboden, Josephine Scabo, Don Gregorio Antón, Michal Macku, Andrea Modica, Keith Carter, Sheila Metzner, Mark Kessell, Stephen Berkman, John Metoyer, David Levinthal, Christopher Pekoc and Sally Mann. Contributions by John Wood, Steven Albahari, John Bennette, Ann Beattie, Susan Ludvigson, Lance Speer, Morri Creech, Raúl Peschiera, Paul Larosa, Paul Zimmer, Gerard Malanga and Neil Connelly. Includes notes on the contributors. Designed by Carolyn Eckert. 204 pp., with 60 tritone and four-color plates exquisitely printed by Trifolio, Verona, Italy, from separations by Robert J. Hennessey. 13 x 11-1/2 inches. This first edition was limited to 1200 copies.

21st Editions Journal of Contemporary Photography Volume 5 (Five/V): Strange Genius

David Levinthal

John, Wood

Gerard Malanga

Andrea, Modica

Sheila, Metzner

Sally, Mann

21st -- The Journal of Contemporary Photography

Dream Of A Place Of Dreams

Mauro Fiorese

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