Isbn: 9783906803883 - polaroids (18 Ergebnisse)

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Hardback. Zustand: New. Polaroids by American artist, musician, writer and bookshop keeper Cary Loren interleaves snapshots of his 1970s Detroit entourage with photographs of his elaborately staged collage assemblages of prints, TV stills, magazine covers, stickers, movie posters and other ephemera. The Polaroid medium enables him to manipulate what are seemingly unrelated visual idioms and image carriers in the development process by scratching and pressing the emulsion and combining them into pictures of painterly quality. Loren's alchemy of works fuses personal with mythological elements, mixing Christian iconography with icons of pop, sci-fi/monster and b-movie culture with the Golden Age of Hollywood as well as aesthetics from trash magazine publications (The National Enquirer, Famous Monsters of Filmland and Screw) into a highly idiosyncratic post-Warholian pop cultism. The Addams Family rubs shoulders with heavenly angels, as does the notions of the grotesque morphing with the beautiful. It's Loren's reinterpretation of Dante's Inferno which is lined with the chaotic backdrop of cupcakes and hearts. Loren ultimately creates ecstatic pictorial altars of memento mori, at once reverentially and irreverently indulging his obsession with pop and trash culture, glamour, transience and death. This artist's book includes an interview conducted by American artist Cameron Jamie in cemeteries beside the graves of Loren's idols (including Vampira, Ed Wood Jr, Jane Mansfield), where Loren's own life story is told against the biographical background of those buried icons of pop culture. …

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Hardback. Zustand: New. Polaroids by American artist, musician, writer and bookshop keeper Cary Loren interleaves snapshots of his 1970s Detroit entourage with photographs of his elaborately staged collage assemblages of prints, TV stills, magazine covers, stickers, movie posters and other ephemera. The Polaroid medium enables him to manipulate what are seemingly unrelated visual idioms and image carriers in the development process by scratching and pressing the emulsion and combining them into pictures of painterly quality. Loren's alchemy of works fuses personal with mythological elements, mixing Christian iconography with icons of pop, sci-fi/monster and b-movie culture with the Golden Age of Hollywood as well as aesthetics from trash magazine publications (The National Enquirer, Famous Monsters of Filmland and Screw) into a highly idiosyncratic post-Warholian pop cultism. The Addams Family rubs shoulders with heavenly angels, as does the notions of the grotesque morphing with the beautiful. It's Loren's reinterpretation of Dante's Inferno which is lined with the chaotic backdrop of cupcakes and hearts. Loren ultimately creates ecstatic pictorial altars of memento mori, at once reverentially and irreverently indulging his obsession with pop and trash culture, glamour, transience and death. This artist's book includes an interview conducted by American artist Cameron Jamie in cemeteries beside the graves of Loren's idols (including Vampira, Ed Wood Jr, Jane Mansfield), where Loren's own life story is told against the biographical background of those buried icons of pop culture. …

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Hardback. Zustand: New. Polaroids by American artist, musician, writer and bookshop keeper Cary Loren interleaves snapshots of his 1970s Detroit entourage with photographs of his elaborately staged collage assemblages of prints, TV stills, magazine covers, stickers, movie posters and other ephemera. The Polaroid medium enables him to manipulate what are seemingly unrelated visual idioms and image carriers in the development process by scratching and pressing the emulsion and combining them into pictures of painterly quality. Loren's alchemy of works fuses personal with mythological elements, mixing Christian iconography with icons of pop, sci-fi/monster and b-movie culture with the Golden Age of Hollywood as well as aesthetics from trash magazine publications (The National Enquirer, Famous Monsters of Filmland and Screw) into a highly idiosyncratic post-Warholian pop cultism. The Addams Family rubs shoulders with heavenly angels, as does the notions of the grotesque morphing with the beautiful. It's Loren's reinterpretation of Dante's Inferno which is lined with the chaotic backdrop of cupcakes and hearts. Loren ultimately creates ecstatic pictorial altars of memento mori, at once reverentially and irreverently indulging his obsession with pop and trash culture, glamour, transience and death. This artist's book includes an interview conducted by American artist Cameron Jamie in cemeteries beside the graves of Loren's idols (including Vampira, Ed Wood Jr, Jane Mansfield), where Loren's own life story is told against the biographical background of those buried icons of pop culture. …

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - In Polaroids des US-amerikanischen Künstlers, Musikers, Schriftstellers und Buchhändlers Cary Loren verweben sich Schnappschüsse seiner Detroiter Entourage der 1970er-Jahre mit Aufnahmen von Assemblagen, die Loren aus Drucken, TV-Fotografien, Punkzine-Covern, Stickern, Filmplakaten und anderen Ephemera zu inszenatorischen Dispositiven montiert hat. Das dabei eingesetzte Medium Polaroid erlaubt es, scheinbar wesensfremde Bildsprachen und -träger während des Entwickelns durch Einkratzen und Pressen der Emulsion zu manipulieren und in Bildern malerischer Qualität zusammenzuführen. In Lorens Arbeiten verschmilzt wortwörtlich das Persönliche mit dem Mythologischen: Christliche Ikonografie wird mit den Ikonen des Populären, des goldenen Zeitalters Hollywoods und der Ästhetik von Punkzines (The National Enquirer, Famous Monsters of Filmland und Screw) zu einem post-Warhol'schen Popkultismus gemendelt - die Addams Family verschmilzt mit Engeln, das Groteske mit dem Schönen, Dantes Inferno mit Cupcakes. Der ultimative «Fanboy» Loren schafft so bildliche Altäre ekstatisch-popkultureller Memento mori, in denen er seiner Obsession für Trash, Glamour, das Vergängliche und den Tod huldigt. Das Künstlerbuch wird von einem Interview begleitet, in dem Loren dem US-amerikanischen Künstler Cameron Jamie vor den Gräbern seiner persönlichen Idole (darunter Vampira, Ed Wood jr., Jane Mansfield) anhand von deren Biografien seine eigene Lebensgeschichte erzählt. …

Gebunden. Zustand: New. In Polaroids des US-amerikanischen Kuenstlers, Musikers, Schriftstellers und Buchhaendlers Cary Loren verweben sich Schnappschuesse seiner Detroiter Entourage der 1970er-Jahre mit Aufnahmen von Assemblagen, die Loren aus Drucken, TV-Fotografien, Punkzine-Cover.

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Polaroids | Cary Loren | Buch | 136 S. | Englisch | 2022 | Edition Patrick Frey | EAN 9783906803883 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: preigu GmbH & Co. KG, Lengericher Landstr. 19, 49078 Osnabrück, mail[at]preigu[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu.

Hardback. Zustand: New. Polaroids by American artist, musician, writer and bookshop keeper Cary Loren interleaves snapshots of his 1970s Detroit entourage with photographs of his elaborately staged collage assemblages of prints, TV stills, magazine covers, stickers, movie posters and other ephemera. The Polaroid medium enables him to manipulate what are seemingly unrelated visual idioms and image carriers in the development process by scratching and pressing the emulsion and combining them into pictures of painterly quality. Loren's alchemy of works fuses personal with mythological elements, mixing Christian iconography with icons of pop, sci-fi/monster and b-movie culture with the Golden Age of Hollywood as well as aesthetics from trash magazine publications (The National Enquirer, Famous Monsters of Filmland and Screw) into a highly idiosyncratic post-Warholian pop cultism. The Addams Family rubs shoulders with heavenly angels, as does the notions of the grotesque morphing with the beautiful. It's Loren's reinterpretation of Dante's Inferno which is lined with the chaotic backdrop of cupcakes and hearts. Loren ultimately creates ecstatic pictorial altars of memento mori, at once reverentially and irreverently indulging his obsession with pop and trash culture, glamour, transience and death. This artist's book includes an interview conducted by American artist Cameron Jamie in cemeteries beside the graves of Loren's idols (including Vampira, Ed Wood Jr, Jane Mansfield), where Loren's own life story is told against the biographical background of those buried icons of pop culture. …

Hardcover. Zustand: Wie neu. 1. Auflage. Polaroids by American artist, musician, writer and bookshop keeper Cary Loren interleaves snapshots of his 1970s Detroit entourage with photographs of his elaborately staged. 141 pages, 24.5 × 20.5 cm.

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