Katharina Sieverding

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Katharina Sieverding Essays by Volker Harlan, Cornelia Lauf, Gisela Maul, Sebastiano Maffetone and Johannes Stuttgen. Katharina Sieverding, known for her merciless reexamination of Germany's historic past in Fassbinder-esque videos, here delves into the scientific collection of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe. Sieverding's contribution to the already vast
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CHARTA
ISBN: 9788881583645
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Katharina Sieverding: Close-Ups Essays by Norman Bryson, Klaus Biesenbach, Sabeth Buchmann, Katja Diefenbach, Alanna Heiss, Brian O'Doherty, Daniel Marzona, Abigail Solomon-Godeau and Amy Smith Stewart. This full-color catalogue presents a broad overview of Katharina Sieverding's technically processed and manipulated photographic close-ups. They are reproduced here as full-bleeds--faces close to the lens, eyes staring directly into the
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KW INSTITUTE FOR CONTEMPORARY ART
ISBN: 9783980426558
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Katharina Sieverding: Testcuts Edited and with text by Renate Buschmann. Text by Rainer Bellenbaum, Regina Wyrwoll. Czech photographer Katharina Sieverding (born 1944) recently undertook the first comprehensive sorting of the picture archive she has been assembling for over 40 years. She edited not for the quality of
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DUMONT BUCHVERLAG
ISBN: 9783832193690
$59.95 | In stock

Katharina Sieverding

Katharina Sieverding: Testcuts

Projected Data Images

Edited and with text by Renate Buschmann. Text by Rainer Bellenbaum, Regina Wyrwoll.
Published by DuMont Buchverlag

Czech photographer Katharina Sieverding (born 1944) recently undertook the first comprehensive sorting of the picture archive she has been assembling for over 40 years. She edited not for the quality of the negatives, but rather for the fragmentary byproducts of the analogue enlargement process. This catalogue presents montages of chance details from over 1,800 photographs.

Katharina Sieverding: Close-Ups

Essays by Norman Bryson, Klaus Biesenbach, Sabeth Buchmann, Katja Diefenbach, Alanna Heiss, Brian O'Doherty, Daniel Marzona, Abigail Solomon-Godeau and Amy Smith Stewart.
Published by KW Institute for Contemporary Art

This full-color catalogue presents a broad overview of Katharina Sieverding's technically processed and manipulated photographic close-ups. They are reproduced here as full-bleeds--faces close to the lens, eyes staring directly into the camera with proposed implication. Sierverding creates what has been described as a “phantasmagoric series of characters... relentless, confrontational and frightening but also seductive and vulnerable.” Accompanying these 300 images is Joseph Beuys' overview of Sieverding's early work, up to her current works that focus on self-portraits.

Katharina Sieverding

Essays by Volker Harlan, Cornelia Lauf, Gisela Maul, Sebastiano Maffetone and Johannes Stuttgen.
Published by Charta

Katharina Sieverding, known for her merciless reexamination of Germany's historic past in Fassbinder-esque videos, here delves into the scientific collection of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe. Sieverding's contribution to the already vast literature on Goethe and his scientific vision compares the delicacy of eighteenth-century botanical studies with the dramatic past of the Weimar Republic.