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Natascha Libbert, "Take me to the Hilton"
With the support of the busy professor of photography Corinne Noordenbos, Natascha Libbert has published a small work of her own that captures life in front of and behind the scenes in Hilton hotels throughout the world. Whether of guests or employees, the photographs show us the interaction between places, people and activities and do so in an unobtrusive but eloquent manner. As we have come to expect of Dutch publications, this publication in a magazine format has a precise, bold and conspicuous but not exaggerated design.
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Tim Brennan, "English Anxieties"
As part of a commission, British artist Tim Brennan scoured the archives of the Mass Observation Group, an association of artists in the 1940s. In doing so, he came across "The Lethbridge Report", a record of unusual visual phenomena found in the vicinity of Cambridge. The report consisted of chalk drawings, early graffiti, pavement art, invitations and flyers. Wrapped in brown paper, this publication has the same effect as a report, distant and factual, but the way in which the pictures are brought together and the contents of the pictures themselves will be a source of satisfaction for readers who delight in photographs that have awoken from a long archival slumber and that still retain a life of their own.
19.09.2009
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