2013年12月25日 星期三

【藏書出清】: 《Legacy of Light》 205 polaroid photographs




Legacy of Light」 

205 polaroid photographs

205 件 拍立得  攝影集

58 Distinguished American Photographers

58 位 美國攝影家作品的合集


絕版

 

出版: Knopf; 1st edition 初版  (1987) 105 full-colour and 100 duotone photographs
英文
256  頁,精裝本
26cm x 31cm x 3cm

内頁乾淨

最外的封套(book jacket)有少少黃斑
購於紐約
Amazon  二手價:US$85 + 國際運費
售價:NT$ 2700

 

 

 







Contents 内容


  • Preface       (by Constance Sullivan) (Editor)
  • The Instant Age  瞬間年代         (by Peter Schjedahl)
  • Landscape  景觀          (by Gretel Ehrlich)
  • Portrait  肖像        (by Robert Stone)
  • The Nude  裸體       (by Richard Howard)
  • Object and Form  物件與形式        (by Diane Johnson)
  • Acknowledgments
  • List of Plates















58 位 攝影家:

Ansel Adams, Paul Caponigro, Mark Klett, Emmet Gowin, Philip Trager, Walker Evans, Jim Dow, Danny Lyon, Robert Frank, Philippe Halsman, Imogen Cunningham, Minor White, William Clift, Sheila Metzner, Sally Mann, Jim Bengston, Judith Black, Michael Spano, Ann Zelle, Joel Meyerowitz, Yousuf Karsh, Arnold Newman, Marie Cosindas, David Hockney, Joyce Neimanas, Robert Heinecken, Chuck Close, Nancy Hellebrand, William Wegman, Andy Warhol, Lucas Samaras, Ralph Gibson, John Coplans, Robert Frank, Richard Pare, Neal Slavin, Mary Ellen Mark, Bill Burke, Jim Goldberg, Walter Chappell, John O'Reilly, Sandi Fellman, Robert Mapplethorpe, William Clift, Carl Chiarenza, Andre Kertesz, Michael Geiger, Chris Enos, Olivia Parker, Rosamond Purcell, Gwen Akin and Allan Ludwig, William Christenberry, Barbara Kasten, Jan Groover, Grace Knowlton, Victor Schrager, Gyorgy Kepes, Frank Gillette and Lawrie Brown.....






Robert Frank, For Sandy and Pablo in Brattleboro, Vermont and the men and Women — Angels — Horses Everywhere, New York City – Brattleboro. 1980.



 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


Untitled Lunch (Pasta Salad). 1984

 






György Kepes, Untitled, 1987 

 

 

 

 

簡介:
Legacy of Light was the first book to demonstrate the extraordinary range of artistry that has been made possible by the invention of the Polaroid camera. It shows the remarkable ways in which the revolutionary instant film has been used by great photographers as well as by leading painters and graphic artists who have worked with it in the creation of new styles of contemporary art. 58 artists are represented including Ansel Adams, Imogen Cunningham, Paul Caponigro, Robert Frank, David Hockney, Lucas Samaras, Chuck Close, Jan Groover, Barbara Kasten, and John Coplans. 264 pages; 105 color, 100 duo-toned b&w plates; 10 x 12 inches.

 

 

 

Marie Cosindas, Sailors, 1966

 

 

 

 

 

Robert Framk, Boston, 1985 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

2013年12月13日 星期五

書籍出售:《Eikoh Hosoe 細江英公: Photographs 1960-1980》, 1982 出版- (已售出)






Eikoh Hosoe : Photographs 1960-1980

細江英公




Dark Sun Press; 2nd edition (1982)

Edited by Constance McCabe
20頁, 8 1/2" x 10"英文。



絕版


售價: NT$ 3300
Amazon 價格: 
二手書  US $100.00 以上 + 國際運費













































2013年12月11日 星期三

Call for applications: 紐約雪城 Syracuse University’s MFA photography program 攝影創作碩士學位




Syracuse University’s MFA photography program



Syracuse University

Application deadline: February 1
Syracuse University
College of Visual and Performing Arts
102 Shaffer Art Building
Syracuse, NY 13244

vpa.syr.edu/art-photography




 Clockwise from top left: Sarah Pfohl (2013), Rose Marie Cromwell (2012), Andrew Frost (2012), Leah Edelman-Brier (2013), Ben Jackson (2013), Victor Rivera (2013)



Syracuse University’s MFA photography program offers an intimate and rigorous interdisciplinary course of study emphasizing development of the professional, technical and intellectual skills necessary to create visually and conceptually ambitious work. As a student in our program, you will be immersed in an animated curriculum designed to produce artists with an original and sophisticated aesthetic.

Students also benefit from our close affiliation with Light Work, a world-class, artist-run photography institution housed on the Syracuse University campus. Between the contemporary programing at Light Work and our visiting artist program, our students receive mentoring from some of the art world’s leading artists and curators.

Graduate students admitted to the program benefit from substantial financial assistance. Admitted MFA applicants receive 13,000 USD or more in scholarships per year of study, bringing student tuition costs to approximately 10,000 USD a year. In addition to these awards, many of our students receive teaching assistantships and fellowships.

The photo faculty—Doug DuBois, Laura Heyman, Yasser Aggour and Susannah Sayle—is a diverse group of working artists who have a comprehensive knowledge of contemporary photography and are experienced in documentary, video, conceptual and performance art, as well as curatorial practices.

Our facilities include lighting studios with digital capture, digital editing, Imacon film scanners, and archival inkjet printing, as well as traditional black-and-white darkrooms capable of processing and printing large-format film up to 8×10 inches. The equipment cage contains a wide variety of cameras, including 35mm, 6x7cm and 4×5 film cameras; 5D, DX and FX DSLRs for still and video capture; as well as portable strobes and continuous lighting kits.

MFA candidates also have membership at Light Work/Community Darkrooms. Its facilities include digital editing, high-end film scanning, and mural-sized archival inkjet printing up to 60 inches wide.


MFA candidates have the opportunity to visit and participate in exhibitions at a number of internationally recognized venues, including the Everson Museum, SUArt Galleries, and Urban Video Project. In addition, students have the opportunity to study abroad in numerous off-campus programs, including courses in Prague, Berlin, London, New York City, and Los Angeles.
Applications for Fall 2014 admission to our MFA program are now available online. 


The final deadline for applications is February 1.

Visiting Artists:
An-My Lê
Collier Schorr
Jason Fulford
Shimon Attie
Alec Soth
Leigh Ledare
Elinor Carucci
Penelope Umbrico
Jörg M. Colberg
Kelly Reichardt
Susan Meiselas
Zoe Strauss
Carrie Mae Weems
David Ross
Sam Falls
Mitch Epstein
John Gossage
Arnold Kemp
Peter Galassi
Jackie Nickerson
Deana Lawson










2013年12月10日 星期二

Columbia College Chicago 芝加哥-哥倫比亞學院 跨域所: call for applications for Interdisciplinary Book & Paper Arts MFA Program





Columbia College Chicago – Interdisciplinary Arts Department跨域所  

Interdisciplinary Book & Paper Arts MFA Program

Application deadline: January 15, 2014
Columbia College ChicagoInterdisciplinary Arts Department 
916 S. Wabash Avenue Suite 203Chicago, Illinois 60625www.colum.edu/interarts










The Interdisciplinary Book & Paper Arts MFA program within the Interdisciplinary Arts Department at Columbia College Chicago promotes understanding of hand papermaking, printmaking and the book arts as artistic media with application in cultural discourse, community building and collaborative practice. The coursework integrates both technical and conceptual considerations and encourages experimentation with new media, performance, and installation.

Professional practice
This program encourages students to create a body of work that reflects the complexity of their world. They are asked to consider the context for that work—who is the audience, where will it be seen, how will it be presented? The emphasis on both creative practice and professional practice gives students an advantage—to become innovative practitioners and sophisticated professionals who understand how to position themselves in the contemporary art landscape.
World-class facilities
Our graduate program is taught within the internationally recognized
Center for Book & Paper Arts that hosts numerous events, exhibitions, workshops, artist residencies and the publication of the Journal of Artist Books (JAB).  Most recently, Columbia College transformed a 20,000-square-foot lot in downtown Chicago into the Papermaker's Garden—an innovative space for creative research where our students can learn how to nurture their own plants for hand papermaking.
Hybrid practice
The Interdisciplinary Arts Department has three graduate degrees; we encourage students to embrace the permeable nature of our programs to investigate a vast array of department offerings including studio courses in video, electronics, sound, interaction, performance, installation, and creative writing, and theory/practice courses addressing topics such as autobiographical art, the body, visual narratives, and art+science collaborations.
Visiting artists
The classroom and studio experience for Book & Paper Arts MFA students is enriched by a Visiting Artist program that allows for meaningful interaction through seminars, workshops, lectures, and individual critiques with internationally renowned practitioners. Recent visiting artists include Laura Anderson Barbata, Timothy Barrett, Zoe Beloff, Tania Brughera, Julie Chen, Guillermo Gomez-Pena, Eungie Joo, Daniel Kelm, Amos Kennedy, Alison Knowles, Ligorano/Reese, Lucy Lippard, Mary Lucier, Christina McPhee, Bill Viola, Paul Wong, Trevor Paglen, Triple Canopy, Andrea Polli, Bob Stein, Chris Salter, and Pamela Z.
Learn more
Visit the
Interdisciplinary Arts website
or visit the college admissions website.
ContactInterdisciplinary Book & Paper Arts MFA Program DirectorMel Potter: mpotter@colum.edu
Application deadline

January 15, 2014










Pratt Institute MFA in Digital Arts 數位藝術: now accepting applications for fall 2014



據說是美國東部學校排名第二的數位科系~


Pratt Institute

MFA in Digital Arts:
now accepting applications for fall 2014

 

Application deadline: January 5
Pratt Institute
Office of Admissions
200 Willoughby Ave
Brooklyn, New York 11205

T +1 800 331 0834 admissions@pratt.edu
www.pratt.edu

 

 


Pratt Institute’s MFA in Digital Arts

Pratt Institute’s MFA in Digital Arts, ranked #2 of the East Coast colleges by Animation Career Review, is a 60-credit degree program in which students are immediately engaged in the creation of artwork utilizing digital technologies. Students choose from concentrations in interactive arts, digital animation and motion arts, and digital imaging. Students also have the option to pursue a dual degree in Digital Arts/Information and Library Science with Pratt’s School of Information and Library Science.


Within the context of new media, students use critical thinking, creative problem solving, technical facility, and conceptual skills to develop a sophisticated body of work. Pratt’s Digital Arts students graduate with the personal vision and skill to be highly successful after graduation.

The graduate digital arts program is housed in Myrtle Hall, a new Leed Gold Certified, green, state-of-the facility on Pratt’s beautifully landscaped 25-acre campus in Brooklyn, New York. The new facility is complete with nine state-of-the-art digital studios/classrooms, a digital arts resource center, digital commons flex-space, high-speed fiber-channel network, traditional animation facilities, audio recording studio, dedicated green screen facility, graduate studio spaces, 2-D/3-D printers and production facility, and a mediated digital arts gallery.

Applying: View admissions requirements

Scholarships: Graduate scholarships are available to incoming domestic and international students based on merit and are awarded upon acceptance. All students will be considered for scholarships. No application is necessary. 

Request Information: Join our mailing list to receive a full-color catalog filled with student work, curricula, and more.

Pratt Institute is ranked among the top design schools by BusinessWeek and DesignIntelligence and is one of the world’s leading colleges of art, design, and architecture, offering many highly ranked programs from which to choose in its Schools of Architecture, Art and Design, Information and Library Science, and Liberal Arts and Sciences. Pratt is an ideal choice for graduate study with a world-renowned faculty of practicing professionals; two campuses with state-of-the-arts facilities—a beautifully landscaped, 25-acre main campus in Brooklyn and a Manhattan campus in a seven-story, renovated, historic building in Chelsea; on-campus housing as well as athletic and dining facilities; and easy access to the arts and culture capital of the world—New York City.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

2013年12月9日 星期一

Call for applications at UC Davis 加州大學Davis分校: High-Residency MFA Program in Studio Art




University of California, Davis  

Call for applications: High-Residency MFA Program in Studio Art



Application Deadline for fall 2014 admission: 
 January 15, 2014

University of California, Davis

加州大學Davis分校
Art & Art History Department1 Shields AvenueDavis, CA 95616-8528
T +1 530 752 0105
artstudio.ucdavis.edu






 May Wilson, Suspicion of Objects, Sculpture, MFA 2013. Photo by Rachel Gelenius.




 


The Master of Fine Arts degree in Art Studio at UC Davis offers a unique opportunity for study across a wide range of visual arts. The focus is to hone artistic and perceptive abilities, build technical skills, and foster intellectual development for individual students in their pursuit of careers as practicing artists. Students are strongly encouraged to explore whatever medium best serves their expressive needs. The Art Department has facilities for drawing, ceramic/clay sculpture, painting, photography, printmaking, video, and sculpture (we do not have a foundry). Graduate students are also given large, individual studios on campus, which are located near the main art building with 24/7 access.

In keeping with the mission of the University of California, tuition is very accessible and out-of-state students receive support to offset their expenses.  Art Studio helps to financially support the education of its graduate students through generous Art Studio Fellowships and competitive awards endowed by Mary Lou Osborn, Robert Arneson, Fay Nelson, Freemon Gadberry, and The Nelson Artfriends. Students may also apply for university support through Graduate Studies Travel Awards, Davis Humanities Fellowships, and Consortium for Women and Research Awards. UC Davis participates in The Headlands Graduate Fellow Award program that supports year-long artist's residencies for recent M.F.A. graduates at the Headlands Center for the Arts. Some of our recent students have won nationally competitive graduate fellowships from The Dedalus Foundation and The Joan Mitchell Foundation. Graduate students also have the opportunity to work with the faculty as teaching assistants and as instructor of record as Associate Instructors. These positions come with pay and full tuition support.

The entire Art Studio faculty shares responsibility for the graduate program and teaches both graduate and undergraduate courses. The faculty represents a diversity of approaches across all disciplines. The faculty is available to all graduate students for one-on-one studio visits throughout the year and participate in all formal reviews.

Faculty include Tom Bills, Robin Hill, Darrin Martin, Hearne Pardee, Lucy Puls, Annabeth Rosen, Youngsuk Suh, and Gina Werfel.

MFA students in the Art Department are linked with the Art History, Cinema and Technocultural Studies, Music, and Performing Studies programs on campus. Visiting artists to all of these programs and to the Mondavi Center for the Performing Arts on campus are an integrated and essential part of study. The university is an unparalleled resource in all disciplines of research to broaden and deepen the work of an artist. The Art Studio MFA program also includes a lively Visiting Lecture Series, which includes presentations and graduate critiques with artists. Among the past lecturers are Phong Bui, Joan Jonas, Gregory Amenoff, Mary Lucier, Robert Storr, Vito Acconci, Ken Johnson, Jed Perl, Fred Tomaselli, Kalup Linzy, Terry Winters, Larry Rinder, Jennifer and Kevin McCoy, Rochelle Feinstein, Dana Schutz, Ryan Trecartin, and Shana Moulton.

UC Davis is located about an hour's drive from Berkeley, Oakland and San Francisco; a six-hour drive from Los Angeles; a two-hour drive from the ocean and equidistant from Lake Tahoe. Davis is situated on the floor of the Sacramento Valley, hot and dry in the summer and cool and rainy in the winter and is surrounded by fruit and nut tree orchards. Napa and Sonoma are close at hand.


















Toilet Paper 《衛生紙》雜誌,藝術家 Maurizio Cattelan & PierPaolo Ferrari 主編





         超酷的~~
            只有圖像沒有文字的雜誌。




 

Toilet Paper:  Issue #1

 

 

 

 

  

 

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Toilet Paper:  Issue #9
















Toilet Paper:  Tar Edition









Toilet Paper is an artists' magazine created and produced by Maurizio Cattelan and Pierpaolo Ferrari, born out of a passion or obsession they both cultivate: images. The magazine contains no text; each picture springs from an idea, often simple, and through a complex orchestration of people it becomes the materialization of the artists' mental outbursts. 
















Since the first issue, in June 2010, Toilet Paper has created a world that displays ambiguous narratives and a troubling imagination. It combines the vernacular of commercial photography with twisted narrative tableaux and surrealistic imagery. The result is a publication that is itself a work of art which, through its accessible form as a magazine, and through its wide distribution, challenges the limits of the contemporary art economy.



















In Toilet Paper, the images might appear to have been appropriated from world’s most surreal stock-photograph service, but they’re all made from scratch. “Every issue starts with a theme, always something basic and general, like love or greed,” Cattelan explained. “Then, as we start, we move like a painter on a canvas, layering and building up the issue. 



















We always find ourselves in a place we didn’t expect to be. The best images are the result of improvisation.” Many images are rejected, he said, because they’re “not Toilet Paper enough.” What makes a Toilet Paper photo? “We keep homing in on what a Toilet Paper image is. Like distilling a perfume. It’s not about one particular style or time frame; what makes them Toilet Paper is a special twist. An uncanny ambiguity.”





































































2013年12月7日 星期六

Master of Fine Arts at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston (SMFA) 波士頓美術館學院









School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston (SMFA)
波士頓美術館學院

Call for applications:
Master of Fine Arts

School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
230 The Fenway
Boston, MA 02115


smfa.edu







Both rigorous and highly selective, the Master of Fine Arts (MFA) program will prepare you for a career as a professional artist. Artistic innovation and creativity are fundamental qualities that are highly transferable to wider areas of society. The curriculum integrates practical and critical skills across diverse media and disciplines; you'll hone your practice through individual innovation, creative collaborations, informal mentorships, and academic discourse. MFA students are enrolled at both SMFA and Tufts University, and graduate in two years with an MFA degree from Tufts.

Key aspects of the program:
– A varied curriculum that integrates practical and critical skills across diverse media and disciplines.
– Professional development including a contemporary art seminar (CAP), graduate group critiques, individual meetings with graduate advisors, and the support of Career Services.

– Teaching opportunities and the ability to apply for outside exhibitions 
and grants, including SMFA Travel Grants.
– Distinguished visiting faculty and guest artists, including Tran Loung (Performance), Ginna Stewart (Sculpture), Dawit Petros (Photography), Barnaby Furnas (Painting), and Daniel Rich (Painting).
In this unique program, you will complete 60 credits, including studio art, four graduate seminars, two art history courses, and two academic electives at the upper or graduate level at Tufts University. You'll also have your own semi-private studio space and access to the School's faculty and facilities.

Applications are now being accepted at smfa.edu/apply.
 
To learn more, contact SMFA Admissions at
+1 617 369 3626 or email
admissions@smfa.edu.