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New York.
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Keppel, Stephan
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[Amsterdam] : Fw:Books, 2017.
©2017
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400 unnumbered pages : illustrations ; 30 cm
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Marquand Library - Remote Storage (ReCAP): Marquand Library Use Only
TR659.8 .K47 2017q oversize
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Street photography
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Summary note
Dutch visual artist Stephan Keppel's ongoing research on public space and urban structures continues with an exploration of the known and unknown structures and surfaces of New York City. By assembling a subjective databank of images and reproductions of architectural references and urban forms, he strips the city of its clichéd myth and gives a new perspective on the metropolis, wherein his own photographs combine with re-photographed archival material and other found footage. Printed using special high-pigmented inks, the book also questions its own (re-)production, becoming part of Keppel's endless loop of recycled images, works, and installations.
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Flat finish : Stephan Keppel
ISBN
9789490119553 ((paperback))
9490119555 ((paperback))
OCLC
1003204235
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