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Lichte, Claudia

Arts & Photography

Gina Kehayoff Pub

Second edition (revised). Hardcover. Light gray paper-covered boards with title stamped in dark gray on cover and spine; with matching dust jacket. Photographs by Javier Vallhonrat. Text (in Spanish and English) by Manuel Santos. Includes a list of plates, a biography, exhibition history, bibliography and collections information. Designed by Peter Langemann. 72 pp., with 24 four-color plates and additional reference illustrations.

The Possessed Space

Vallhonrat, Javier

Individual Artists

Diese Kinder Suchen Ihre Eltern

Boltanski, Christian

Photography & Video

Nudes

Seidner, David

Harlow was unable to finish her story. Her last lines are about a friend of hers who fell to AIDS. And it was that illness which cut short this work, her work. She entrusted those close to her to finish, fully aware that her days were numbered. We put together her notes, tape-recorded and written down. Not a word was crossed out in her chapters, written in a single, incisive outpouring.

Rheims, Bettina

Harlow, Kim

A collection of early 20th-century explicit erotic photography. Compiled with text by Serge Bramley. 137 pages; b&w photos throughout; 7.75 x 10.5 inches.

Anonym

Bramly, Serge

Famous women - singers and models such as Madonna and Karen Mulder - and anonymous "beauties" pose in provocative outfits, semi-clad or naked in hotel rooms. Chambre Close and Pourquoi m'as-tu abandonnee are being shown for the first time in large format in the Museum of Art in Frankfurt/Main. For a moment it seems as if we are looking through the eyes of a male voyeur. But when we look closer, it becomes clear that we are witnessing a dialogue between women. Women from completely different backgrounds - from an employee of the electricity company to a black police inspector - pursue their own erotic fantasies in hotel rooms, observed by Bettina Rheims, a photographer whose viewpoint at the decisive moment is most definitely not male. But this is not as obvious as it seems, for in spite of the frankness of the photographs, they need to be studied with a great deal of attention.

A Room in the Museum of Modern Art in Frankfurt/Main

Ammann, Jean-Christophe

Museum für Moderne Kunst (Frankfurt am Main, Germany)

<p>The artistic collaboration of photographer Bettina Rheims and writer/art critic Serge Bramly began in 1991 with Chambre Close, which Schirmer/Mosel is publishing for the first time. It lives off the stimulating contrast between text and images. The cultivated literary tone of Monsieur X's fictional "confessions" is set against photographs that speak a far clearer language. Bettina Rheims has a command of this language, which tells of female eroticism and exhibitionism as no one else does.</p>

Chambre Close

Bramley, Serge

Sachlich

<p>This volume presents portraits of international artists from the 1990s by the well respected fashion and portrait photographer, David Seidner. Includes Cindy Sherman, Louise Bourgeois, Gerhard Richter, Jenny Holzer, Richard Serra, Sophie Calle, Gilbert &amp; George, Christian Boltanski, Chuck Close, John Baldessari &amp; others. 57 b&amp;w plates; 9.75 x 12 inches.</p>

The Face of Contemporary Art

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