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| | | CHARTAKern NoirPhotographs by Richard KernEssays by Geoff Nicholson and Sabina Spada.
One of the most transgressive of American photographers, Richard Kern makes brazen portraits of enticing nude women. But if his photographs easily cross over into the world of pornography, they are distinguished from prosaic porn by their beauty and, more importantly, their treatment of voyeurism as a theme. As Kern once said, "the best part of anything is watching," and through his photographs, he not only seduces the viewer into looking but forces a subsequent recognition of his or her own voyeurism. This publication presents a new series of black and white photographs.
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FORMAT: Paperback, 8.25 x 10.75 in. / 180 pgs / illustrated throughout.
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ISBN: 9788881583782
PUBLISHER: Charta
AVAILABLE: 8/2/2002
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Photographs by Richard Kern Published by Charta.
Essays by Geoff Nicholson and Sabina Spada. One of the most transgressive of American photographers, Richard Kern makes brazen portraits of enticing nude women. But if his photographs easily cross over into the world of pornography, they are distinguished from prosaic porn by their beauty and, more importantly, their treatment of voyeurism as a theme. As Kern once said, "the best part of anything is watching," and through his photographs, he not only seduces the viewer into looking but forces a subsequent recognition of his or her own voyeurism. This publication presents a new series of black and white photographs.
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