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Lieferung aus: Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika, Versandkosten nach: CHE.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Studio Books.
Walther König, 2012. First Edition, First Printing. Paperback. New. SIGNED COPY Walther König. 2012. Softcover. 144 Pages with numerous full page illustrations. Contibutions by Elena Filipovic & Nicolás Guagnini. Interview with David Joselit. Text in English. SIGNED/INSCRIBED by Leigh Ledare on the title page. Book Condition: Fine; a tight, clean copy. SIGNED If there are any taboos left in photography, then Seattle-born photographer Leigh Ledare (born 1976) is out to break them. Ledare made an instant splash with his extraordinary 2008 book Pretend You're Actually Alive, in which he documented his mother having sex with her lovers and posing solo or with her son. Genuinely and unabashedly shocking, this volume took the Larry Clark school of candor and explicitness to new heights (Ledare worked for a while as Clark's assistant), and now sells for large sums second-hand. This second monograph gathers selections from this previous volume, alongside new works, including a commission to make erotic photographs for an admirer (who remains anonymous) during a week-long residence at the subject's home. The book shows Ledare's underlying preoccupation with the power politics of sexuality; as he articulates it, in an interview with David Joselit printed here: "After the photographs with my mother, I've continued to implicate myself within new projects as a way, beyond simply recording the affects around these situations, to diagram the power relations that underwrite these situations." Published on the occasion of his first institutional exhibition at WIELS Contemporary Art Centre in Brussels, it shows Ledare extending his unflinching examination of human intimacy into yet wilder terrain.

Lieferung aus: Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika, Versandkosten nach: CHE.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Studio Books.
Walther König, 2012. First Edition, First Printing. Paperback. New. SIGNED COPY Walther König. 2012. Softcover. 144 Pages with numerous full page illustrations. Contibutions by Elena Filipovic & Nicolás Guagnini. Interview with David Joselit. Text in English. SIGNED by Leigh Ledare. Book Condition: New/Fine tight, clean copy. SIGNED If there are any taboos left in photography, then Seattle-born photographer Leigh Ledare (born 1976) is out to break them. Ledare made an instant splash with his extraordinary 2008 book Pretend You're Actually Alive, in which he documented his mother having sex with her lovers and posing solo or with her son. Genuinely and unabashedly shocking, this volume took the Larry Clark school of candor and explicitness to new heights (Ledare worked for a while as Clark's assistant), and now sells for large sums second-hand. This second monograph gathers selections from this previous volume, alongside new works, including a commission to make erotic photographs for an admirer (who remains anonymous) during a week-long residence at the subject's home. The book shows Ledare's underlying preoccupation with the power politics of sexuality; as he articulates it, in an interview with David Joselit printed here: "After the photographs with my mother, I've continued to implicate myself within new projects as a way, beyond simply recording the affects around these situations, to diagram the power relations that underwrite these situations." Published on the occasion of his first institutional exhibition at WIELS Contemporary Art Centre in Brussels, it shows Ledare extending his unflinching examination of human intimacy into yet wilder terrain.

Lieferung aus: Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika, Versandkosten nach: CHE.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Studio Books.
Walther König, 2012. First Edition, First Printing. Paperback. New. Walther König. 2012. Softcover. 144 Pages with numerous full page illustrations. Contibutions by Elena Filipovic & Nicolás Guagnini. Interview with David Joselit. Text in English. Book Condition: New/Fine tight, clean copy. If there are any taboos left in photography, then Seattle-born photographer Leigh Ledare (born 1976) is out to break them. Ledare made an instant splash with his extraordinary 2008 book Pretend You're Actually Alive, in which he documented his mother having sex with her lovers and posing solo or with her son. Genuinely and unabashedly shocking, this volume took the Larry Clark school of candor and explicitness to new heights (Ledare worked for a while as Clark's assistant), and now sells for large sums second-hand. This second monograph gathers selections from this previous volume, alongside new works, including a commission to make erotic photographs for an admirer (who remains anonymous) during a week-long residence at the subject's home. The book shows Ledare's underlying preoccupation with the power politics of sexuality; as he articulates it, in an interview with David Joselit printed here: "After the photographs with my mother, I've continued to implicate myself within new projects as a way, beyond simply recording the affects around these situations, to diagram the power relations that underwrite these situations." Published on the occasion of his first institutional exhibition at WIELS Contemporary Art Centre in Brussels, it shows Ledare extending his unflinching examination of human intimacy into yet wilder terrain.

Von Händler/Antiquariat, Studio Books [50731200], Thornwood, NY, U.S.A.
SIGNED COPY Walther König. 2012. Softcover. 144 Pages with numerous full page illustrations. Contibutions by Elena Filipovic & Nicolás Guagnini. Interview with David Joselit. Text in English. SIGNED by Leigh Ledare. Book Condition: New/Fine tight, clean copy. SIGNED If there are any taboos left in photography, then Seattle-born photographer Leigh Ledare (born 1976) is out to break them. Ledare made an instant splash with his extraordinary 2008 book Pretend You're Actually Alive, in which he documented his mother having sex with her lovers and posing solo or with her son. Genuinely and unabashedly shocking, this volume took the Larry Clark school of candor and explicitness to new heights (Ledare worked for a while as Clark's assistant), and now sells for large sums second-hand. This second monograph gathers selections from this previous volume, alongside new works, including a commission to make erotic photographs for an admirer (who remains anonymous) during a week-long residence at the subject's home. The book shows Ledare's underlying preoccupation with the power politics of sexuality; as he articulates it, in an interview with David Joselit printed here: "After the photographs with my mother, I've continued to implicate myself within new projects as a way, beyond simply recording the affects around these situations, to diagram the power relations that underwrite these situations." Published on the occasion of his first institutional exhibition at WIELS Contemporary Art Centre in Brussels, it shows Ledare extending his unflinching examination of human intimacy into yet wilder terrain. Books.

Von Händler/Antiquariat, Studio Books [50731200], Thornwood, NY, U.S.A.
SIGNED COPY Walther König. 2012. Softcover. 144 Pages with numerous full page illustrations. Contibutions by Elena Filipovic & Nicolás Guagnini. Interview with David Joselit. Text in English. SIGNED/INSCRIBED by Leigh Ledare on the title page. Book Condition: Fine; a tight, clean copy. SIGNED If there are any taboos left in photography, then Seattle-born photographer Leigh Ledare (born 1976) is out to break them. Ledare made an instant splash with his extraordinary 2008 book Pretend You're Actually Alive, in which he documented his mother having sex with her lovers and posing solo or with her son. Genuinely and unabashedly shocking, this volume took the Larry Clark school of candor and explicitness to new heights (Ledare worked for a while as Clark's assistant), and now sells for large sums second-hand. This second monograph gathers selections from this previous volume, alongside new works, including a commission to make erotic photographs for an admirer (who remains anonymous) during a week-long residence at the subject's home. The book shows Ledare's underlying preoccupation with the power politics of sexuality; as he articulates it, in an interview with David Joselit printed here: "After the photographs with my mother, I've continued to implicate myself within new projects as a way, beyond simply recording the affects around these situations, to diagram the power relations that underwrite these situations." Published on the occasion of his first institutional exhibition at WIELS Contemporary Art Centre in Brussels, it shows Ledare extending his unflinching examination of human intimacy into yet wilder terrain. Books.

Von Händler/Antiquariat, Studio Books [50731200], Thornwood, NY, U.S.A.
Walther König. 2012. Softcover. 144 Pages with numerous full page illustrations. Contibutions by Elena Filipovic & Nicolás Guagnini. Interview with David Joselit. Text in English. Book Condition: New/Fine tight, clean copy. If there are any taboos left in photography, then Seattle-born photographer Leigh Ledare (born 1976) is out to break them. Ledare made an instant splash with his extraordinary 2008 book Pretend You're Actually Alive, in which he documented his mother having sex with her lovers and posing solo or with her son. Genuinely and unabashedly shocking, this volume took the Larry Clark school of candor and explicitness to new heights (Ledare worked for a while as Clark's assistant), and now sells for large sums second-hand. This second monograph gathers selections from this previous volume, alongside new works, including a commission to make erotic photographs for an admirer (who remains anonymous) during a week-long residence at the subject's home. The book shows Ledare's underlying preoccupation with the power politics of sexuality; as he articulates it, in an interview with David Joselit printed here: "After the photographs with my mother, I've continued to implicate myself within new projects as a way, beyond simply recording the affects around these situations, to diagram the power relations that underwrite these situations." Published on the occasion of his first institutional exhibition at WIELS Contemporary Art Centre in Brussels, it shows Ledare extending his unflinching examination of human intimacy into yet wilder terrain. Books.

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Von Händler/Antiquariat, MurrayMediaUK.
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Lieferung aus: Vereinigtes Königreich Großbritannien und Nordirland, Usually dispatched within 1-2 business days, exclusief verzendkosten (indien geleverd).
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Extrabuch Europa.
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