MP3: Midwest Photographers Publication Project, Double Life, Historical Marker, Copia

CONNELL, Kelli, Justin Newhall, Brian Ulrich, Rod Slemmons, Karen Irvine, and Natasha Egan

ISBN 10: 1597110221 / ISBN 13: 9781597110228

Published by Aperture and Museum of Contemporary Photography, Chicago, IL and New York, 2006

About this Item

First edition. Hardcovers. Three separate books. Kelli Connell's book "Double Life" features an essay by Rod Slemmons and numerous color photographs by Connell. Justin Newhall's book is titled "Historical Marker: Along the Lewis and Clark Trail and features and essay by Karen Irvine as well as color images by Newhall. Brian Ulrich's book is titled "Copia" and features an essay by Natasha Egan and color images by Ulrich. All three books are in fine condition and in a fine cardstock slipcase. No dust jackets as issued. Each book is signed by the respective photographers on the half title page. Scarce thus.

Seller Inventory # 157163

Bibliographic Details

• Title: MP3: Midwest Photographers Publication Project, Double Life, Historical Marker, Copia
• Publisher: Aperture and Museum of Contemporary Photography, Chicago, IL and New York
• Publication Date: 2006
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1597110221
• ISBN 13: 9781597110228
• Binding: Hardcover
• Edition: 1st Edition
• Signed: Signed by Author(s)
• Seller catalogs:
  • Photography

About this title

Synopsis

Just as Aperture's classic Masters of Photography series introduces audiences to the work of established great photographers, this first in a planned series of three-volume boxed sets offers an affordable, beautifully produced introduction to three emerging talents: Kelli Connell, Justin Newhall and Brian Ulrich. Via digital manipulation, Kelli Connell uses a single individual to represent two sides of an evolving relationship, the self and the other. Justin Newhall has spent the past few years following the Lewis and Clark Trail through the Dakotas, Montana and beyond. His lyrical work focuses on the intersections of tourism, history and mythology. Brian Ulrich shoots in malls, grocery stores and warehouses, documenting the bounty of commercial goods available to consumers and the peculiar behavior it seems to bring out. From cathartic to catatonic, his shoppers may be caught up in fantasy or quite simply overwhelmed, but they are certainly familiar. This slipcased box set will include three volumes, each with 56 pages and 25 color images.

Review

"Affordable and well produced, each book includes a text by one of the museum's curators to introduce the work in a critical context. The trilogy covers: A lyrical exploration of the treatment of the American landscape following the Lewis and Clark Trail; via digital manipulation, a single individual representing two sides of a relationship; and a documentation of commercial goods and consumers." --HotShoe International

"The three photographers, and the three depths of insight, are as revealing and commanding a group of contemporary documentarians as one is likely to find in a single collection." -- Zane Fischer --Photo-Eye: The International Magazine of Photography Books