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Thomas Kellner – All shook up, Thomas Kellner photographs the Boston Athenaeum (signierte Erstausgabe)

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Thomas Kellner – All shook up, Thomas Kellner photographs the Boston Athenaeum (signierte Erstausgabe)"Die Fotografie impliziert, dass wir etwas ber die Welt wissen, wenn wir sie so akzeptieren, wie die Kamera sie aufnimmt. Aber das ist das Gegenteil von Verstehen, das damit beginnt, die Welt nicht so zu akzeptieren, wie sie aussieht." Susan Sontag In All Shook Up prsentiert der Fotoknstler Thomas Kellner die Werke seiner Ausstellung in der Galerie des Bostoner Athenaeums, einer modernen Interpretation der ltesten unabhngigen Bibliothek Bostons.

"Die Fotografie impliziert, dass wir etwas über die Welt wissen, wenn wir sie so akzeptieren, wie die Kamera sie aufnimmt. Aber das ist das Gegenteil von Verstehen, das damit beginnt, die Welt nicht so zu akzeptieren, wie sie aussieht." Susan Sontag

In All Shook Up präsentiert der Fotokünstler Thomas Kellner die Werke seiner Ausstellung in der Galerie des Bostoner Athenaeums, einer modernen Interpretation der ältesten unabhängigen Bibliothek Bostons. Anlässlich des 200-jährigen Jubiläums des Boston Athenaeum wurde Kellner eingeladen, im Jahr 2006 der Artist-in-Residence der Zweihundertjahrfeier zu sein. Die Ausstellung zeigt 16 großformatige Farbfotografien von verschiedenen Räumen der Bibliothek. Neben den Werken finden sich Skizzen aus dem Notizbuch des Künstlers und ein Porträt von Richard Wendorf, dem ehemaligen Direktor des Athenaeums. Auch Wendorf führt den Leser auf farbenfrohe und anschauliche Weise in das Werk von Thomas Kellner ein, indem er nicht nur seine früheren Arbeitserfahrungen mit Kellner liebevoll schildert, sondern auch auf die Bedeutung seines Werkes in der zeitgenössischen Kunstszene eingeht.

Thomas Kellner, der vor allem für fotografische Rekonstruktionen berühmter Wahrzeichen wie des Eiffelturms und anderer architektonischer Ikonen bekannt ist, hat seinen Fokus nun ein wenig auf Innenräume verlagert. Diese Bilder "zelebrieren diesen Raum, indem sie ihm visuell eine kinetische Energie verleihen, die metaphorisch die intellektuelle und kulturelle Vitalität der Institution beschwört".

Titel: All shook up – Thomas Kellner photographs the Boston Athenaeum
Herausgeber: The Boston Athenaeum
Autor: Richard Wendorf
Fotograf: Thomas Kellner
Inhalt: 96 Seiten, 16 Farbabbildungen & 16 Skizzen, die die Farbtafeln überlagern, auf Transparentpapier, plus Textabbildungen
Format: 28 x 28 cm, Broschur
Sprache: Englisch
Verlag: /
Auflage: 500
ISBN: 978-0-934552-74-5
Erschienen: 2008
Preis: 190 Euros signierte Erstausgabe
Auflage der Sonderedition: 30+3 Exemplare
Preis der Sonderedition: 690 Euro
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