There are “paintings that look like photographs” and “photographs that look like paintings.” Since the birth of photography, the two arts have at times merged and at others repelled, but have always retained a close relationship. The boundary between paintings and photographs is growing more and more ambiguous. The two arts now exist in harmony, and the possibilities of expression are expanding.
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Contents
Opening story : Nerhol “Atlas”
Interview: “Transcending Genres”
Feature: The Boundary between Photography and Painting
Charles Freger “Bretonnes”
Daniel Gordon “Still Lifes, Portraits and Parts”
Nan Goldin “Scopophilia”
Collier Schorr “Jens. F”
Kazuna Taguchi “at a dead end, in deep”
Sandra Kantanen “Landscapes”
Gerhard Richter
The Global Whirlwind of Photo Books
Ikko Nakahara “Domains”
Two Exhibitions on Robert Frank
*Notification of amendment to catalog a print price.We regret to inform that our vol.10 contains a serious error.The following figure is the correct price which should have appeared in the issue.
Sales Information on p.187 : Print of Ikko Narahara
Price stated – 85,000JPY (excl.tax) / Edition 25
Amended price – Price on Request / Open Edition
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