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BILL BRANDT Thames & Hudson ART+PHOTOGRAPHY SPRING 2013 Shadow & Light BILL BRANDT Thames & Hudson www.state-media.com BOOK SPRING 2013 | 1 THE BEST OF BRANDT FROM THAMES & HUDSON NORMAN CORNISH A SHOT AGAINST TIME The storryy of Norman Cornish’s prodigious career as an arrttist who converrtted his experience as a miner into compelling imagerryy has become justly famous. Born in 1919, in Spennymoorr,, Co Durham, Norman Cornish was apprenticed at the age of 14 at the Dean and Chapter Collierryy (also known as the Butcher’s Shop), and spent the next 33 years working in various pits in the Norrtth East of England. Without diminishing the harsh Bill Brandt realities of life and work during those years, his paintings create a sense Shadow and Light of time and place by depicting the lyrical qualities of his surroundings in Sarah Hermanson Meister which time is defeated. Foreword by Glenn D. Lowry ‘Fantastic … well-written Long before the Angel of the Norrtth, Cornish’s work was loved and and interesting’ admired as a symbol of the Norrtth East. For all that the mines have closed, Amateur Photographer his work continues to be an enduring testament to a community whose ISBN 978 0 500 544242 £34.95 spirit surrvvives triumphantly. Brandt Nudes A New Perspective Preface by Lawrence Durrell Foreword by Mara-Helen Wood Commentaries by Mark Haworth-Booth Essays by William Feaververr,, William Varleyy,, Michael Chaplin and Dr Gail-Nina Anderson 140 of Bill Brandt’s classic and dramatic nudes, brought together Paperback, 160pp with 134 full colour illustrations in one beautiful volume. ISBN ISBN 978 0 500 970423 £45.00 ISBN 094794021-9 Price £10.00 each + £2.50 p&p University Gallery annd Baring Wing thamesandhudson Northumbria University, Sandyford Road, Newcastle uponon TTyyne NE1 8ST thamesandhudson.com T: 0191 227 4424 E: [email protected] wwwwwww..universitygallery.co.uk VisionsV i s i o n s ooff TTattooa t t o o AArtr t TTAATTOO IN JAPPAAN KALINGA TTAAATTTOO BLACK TTAAATTTOO ART MAGICAL TTAAATTTOOS AND SCARIFICAATTION LAATTINO ART COLLECTION Punk Michael Landy What Art Is Garry Winogrand HORIKKAAZU iiss an iconograapphical bench- Chaos to Couture Saints Alive Arthur C. Danto Edited by Leo Rubinfien markk,, and contains a ffuulllyy com- Andrew Bolton Colin Wiggins A lively meditation on the nature of art With contributions by prehensive account of traditional by one of America’s most celebrated art Jaappaneesse tattooing. YYoou wwiill eexxxpperriience With Richard Hell, John Lydon With Richard Cork Sarah Greenough, Susan Kismaric, the ffaascinating estheticcsss,, and the critics. Erin O’Toole, Tod Papageorge and Jon Savage and Jennifer Sliwka compleexx conceepption of motiffss in tra- What is it to be a work of art? and Sandra S. Phillips ditional Japanese tattoos – disspplayed An exciting exploration of the provocative Contemporary artist Michael Landy Renowned author and critic Arthur The first substantial compendium of the in gorrggeous photographss,, ffrrom KKooi to punk aesthetic and its incendiary influence reveals his latest work, an interactive KKaabukii,, ffrrom Buddha to Benzaiten. C. Danto addresses this fundamental, work of acclaimed American postwar on high fashion, this stunning book reveals sculptural installation motivated by the TThhe present selection of not prevviiousllyy complex question. Part philosophical photographer Garry Winogrand, widely how designers have looked to the imagery of Catholic saints and their published drawwiings is a true rarriittyy! quintessential anti-establishment style to monograph and part memoiristic regarded as one of the most important TTeextxt input ffrrom qualiffiied authorrss pro- accompanying stories, often gruesome, meditation, What Art Is challenges the photographers of the 20th century. This vviideess access to the secretivvee world of BLACK & GREY TTAAATTTOO 2 CHINESE TTAAATTTOO ART COLOR TAATTTOO ART originate new ideals of beauty and which were once part of common fashionability. The catalogue accompanies popular interpretation that art is an expansive volume brings together his images of Japanese tattoo art. TTaattoo- culture but are now largely unknown. indefinable concept, instead bringing isttsss,, Japan ffaans and any art lovveer wwiill a major exhibition at The Metropolitan iconic images and pictures that have certainllyy be thrilled by this unrivaled Museum of Art, New York. UK Exhibition: to light the properties that constitute never before been printed. The catalogue illustrated book. The National Gallery, London, universal meaning. for a major international exhibition. Published by The Metropolitan Museum of Art 23 May – 24 November Distributed by Yale University Press Hardback £18.99 Published in association with the 219 colour and quadratone illus. The National Gallery, London e book available San Francisco Museum of Modern Art Hardback £30.00 65 colour illus. Paperback £9.99 460 duotone illus. Hardback £55.00 tel: 020 7079 4900 YaleBooks www.yalebooks.co.uk EDITIONEDITION REUSSREUSS tattootattoo artart booksbooks areare availableavailable inin allall UUKK bbookshops;ookshops; online;online; oorr aatt www.edition-reuss.comwww.edition-reuss.com COVER IMAGE >> EDITORIAL CAPTURED BY DAFYDD JONES ISPY [email protected] ............. CREATING ART BOOKS is a discipline like There seems to be some trends showing. no other. In fact, if you take the time to analyse The prestige tomes on art and artists published the business, like Dr Johnson’s adage about today seem invariably linked to corresponding a dog walking on its hind legs and a woman exhibitions in major world class institutions, ADELINE DE MONSEIGNAT preaching – one is ‘surprised to find it done at like the Museum of Modern Art (NYC) or Ronchini Gallery all’. From the very beginning the process is a Tate Modern. This is quite understandable, as minefield of expense and potential error. Each sponsors tend to contribute to the ‘catalogue’ and every reproduction has to be sourced, an as part of the overall package. Additionally, the accurate high-res scan located and fees paid rapid growth of interest in photography, once JULIE CHRISTIE Echoes of a Vanished World where necessary. Not to mention the correct a decidedly niche market for publishers, has HOMER SYKES & NICK HACKWORTH National Theatre | BILL BRANDT, 1981 copyright information noted – especially when proved to be a lucrative and expanding arena. Photo50 London Art Fair BDC MICHAEL BIRT IVOR BRAKA & KRISTEN MCMENAMY A young photographer's rare interview at the home the voracious artists’ agencies are involved. At Especially amongst the image conscious youth Juergen Teller ICA of an enigmatic giant of 20th century photography the printing stage, only the highest quality press groupings. The biggest growth in the quality Read the full story on page 13 work can be employed because a painting that sector of print-on-demand services (like has incorrect colour values is Blurb.com) stems from self- not the painting it claims published photography titles. The to be. To be fair, digital ‘The book format book format is traditionally the printing, and the fine is traditionally means by which camera artists NEIL LIBBERT BOOK calibration this enables, has collect and present their images, Ossie Clarke Proud Chelsea the means by which ART & PHOTOGRAPHY somewhat eased the problem and it would appear that an ever of perfect colour. And it is camera artists expanding audience has emerged EDITOR BUREAU CHIEFS no longer a surprise to see willing to buy them. The dilemma Mike von Joel Lyle Owerko collect and present duo-tones superseded by faced by established publishers that [email protected] NEW YORK their images.’ Anne Chabrol four colour process in the attempt to straddle a traditional PUBLISHER reproduction of monochrome business model and the new Karl Skogland PARIS photographs. But even having produced a book internet world of downloads and tablets, is [email protected] David Tidball BERLIN on a quality paper stock (the price of which which way is forward. Until this is clear, the MARK KNOPFLER & KITTY ALDRIDGE EDITORIAL keeps fluctuating every six months) there is houses still producing beautiful, top quality art Reworked Rook & Raven Gallery ASSISTANT William Wright the matter of distribution. and photography books really do deserve our Caroline Harris SYDNEY applause, gratitude and support. KRISTEN MCMENAMY, [email protected] Elizabeth Crompton JUERGEN TELLER The Daily Telegraph reported recently that the MELBOURNE & STELLA MCCARTNEY DESIGN DIRECTOR number of UK bookshops has halved in the last This is the first Spring issue of our bi-annual ICA Tor Soreide SUSANNAH FIENNES & LAURA TENISON DISTRIBUTION six years and that, according to Experian, there BOOK supplement – free with STATE Echoes of a Vanished World & SUBSCRIPTIONS are only 1,878 left on Britain’s high streets. In magazine. By the very fact of their inclusion, SPECIAL FEATURES Julie Milne National Theatre Michaela Freeman 2012 some 400 shut down – and 600 towns each and every title reviewed here is warmly [email protected] [email protected] have no book shop at all. For art books, an recommended and a work of real merit. The actual shop is the key interface with the reader. next edition will be created in Autumn 2013. AD EXECUTIVE PUBLISHED BY Julie Milne State Media Ltd. 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