Resultaten voor 'laure adler'
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Women Photographers are Dangerous
Women Photographers are Dangerous celebrates more than 60 women photographers, from the 19th century to the present day, who deserve the spotlight for their extraordinary work.
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Beware of the Woman Artist
LAURE ADLER is the author of Marguerite Duras: A Life, and a contributor to Dangerous Women: The Perils of Muses and Femmes Fatales. She lives in Paris, France. CAMILLE VIE VILLE is the author of Balthus et le portrait and contributes widely to art journals. She lives outside of Paris, France.
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The Beauty of Light
An Interview“In perception, redemption,” Adnan declares in this assemblage of mystical, metaphysical ideas and aphorisms, often in conversation with the dead. 'We have to say yes to that fate,' she writes of mortality, 'and it’s hard, the hardest.'” ―Matt Flegenheimer, The New York Times "This intimate, extended conversation, conducted with journalist and producer Laure Adler, opens up Adnan’s personal views on various topics: war, history, philosophy, painting, poetry, and feminism. " —Christina Chatzitheodorou, Asymptote "Rather than pin down or bemoan our lack of perceptual surety, Adnan builds a nebula for readers to drift about. Her pages are a place for us to submerge, to question ourselves and each other even as we want to reach out and affirm that yes, we saw some nice fish down there—the colors really set off the light." ―K.B. Thors, Lambda Literary "Given the uncanny breadth of her art, Adnan is a modern-day inheritor of 20th-century avant-garde movements like Dada and surrealism in which people moved fluidly between writing and art making in one recklessly inventive swoop." ―Negar Azimi, The Wall Street Journal
€ 17,95