William Clift. ‘Certain Places’ 1987

 

William Clift
“Somebody’s House, Baltimore, Maryland, 1964”

from the book

Certain Places 
Photographs and Introduction by William Clift. 
William Clift Editions, Santa Fe, 1987. 44 pp., twenty-two tritone illustrations.

 

One of the most ravishing photographic books ever produced. Sensitive photography, luminous images, wonderful reproductions on quality stock. Nothing more need be said. My favorite of so many great images is above.

 

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Mutations II / Moving Stills Exhibition at Maison Europeenne de la Photographie

Dreamsequence, 2006/07, 8 min.

 

“PARIS.- Moving Stills is part of the European Month of Photography, which brings together festivals in Paris, Berlin, Bratislava, Luxembourg, Rome and Vienna. It is the second edition of Mutations, an event focusing on technological and artist change in photography, and offers a selection of videos made by European artists. A growing number of photographers are using video, and this is changing the specific criteria that define both crafts. Apart from the diversity of their aesthetic standpoints and of the visual techniques they use, the artists presented in Mutations II encourage us to step beyond the territorial considerations and academic definitions which tend to ring-fence artistic fields, and to explore the boundaries that separate them.”

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Rod Arad exhibition at The Centre Pompidou, Paris

 

Ron Arad
“Acrylic Oh Void 2”
armchair 2004
66 x 115 x 58 cm

 

“The Centre Pompidou is to devote an exhibition to the work of British architect and designer Ron Arad, his first major one-person show in France.”

One of my favourite designers!

 

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