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Signed copy. Light tanning to pages edges, not affecting text or content.No tears/marks on either binding or paper. ///Published in Welsh and English in an edition of 850

Clean copy, with no defects.This catalogue was published in conjunction with the exhibition LUMIX MEETS TOKYO 2020 by Japanese Photographers 9In selecting nine independent photographers who are actively producing new work and currently still in the early years of their respective careers, this volume does not attempt to show a comprehensive representation of the current state of Japanese photography, but rather focuses on how these young artists reflect the countrys present concerns and future aspirations as it looks forward to hosting the Olympic Games in 2020. Included are wildly different works by Maya Akashika, Yuji Hamada, Go Itami, Kosuke, Yoshinori Mizutani, Wataru Yamamoto, Daisuke Yokota, Kazuo Yoshida and Yumiko Utsu, plus artists statements, biographies and an essay by Ivan Vartanian.Texts in Japanese and English.

Very good copy. All pages present without tears or marks. Some rubbing to outer hardcover. First edition 2003 /// In 1998, the London based artist Tom Hunter was awarded the Kobal Photographic Portrait Prize for "Woman Reading a Possession Order", an image of a young woman standing at a window reading an eviction notice with a baby at her side. This work, part of his "Persons Unknown" series, directly references Vermeer's "A Girl Reading at the Open Window", using both its composition, colour and play of light to produce an image that, as with Vermeer's representations of the Dutch working class, ennobles his subjects. Hunter's concern with the political issues surrounding the rights of "squatters", "travellers" and all those viewed as "outsiders", is reflected in his choice and treatment of his subjects. In 1998 while travelling around Europe, Hunter began a new series of portraits entitled "Travellers", which focused on the domestic environment of this nomadic group. In his most recent work begun in… Read More

Average shelf life. ///Youngsters meet, racing their tractor cars, burning tyremarks into the warm summer asphalt. The smell of rubber, oil and souped-up engines fills the air. Cars form a circle as the boys take turns in the middle. It is a game, showing their skills, showing off to the girls. Strength is measured and proved - as if in a ritual mating dance.

Gently used, shows wear at edges of hardcover and dust jacket, owner's inscription.Made in collaboration with featured artists, "Trespass" examines the rise and global reach of graffiti and urban art, tracing key figures, events, and movements of self-expression in the city's social space, and the history of urban reclamation, protest, and illicit performance.