Katrin Korfmann (24 results)

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Paperback. First Edition. Softcover in pastel wraps with french flaps. 8vo. First printing. Fine condition. Edition of 1200. Essay by James Scarborough focuses on Korfmann's "esthetic of the conscientious fragment. " Unpaginated.

Hardback. Condition: New. 'We are fascinated by systems of manufacture for art and culture as opposed to the romantic notion of the artist labouring in solitude within their studio. By emphasising values placed on the production and handling of artistic goods, we are presenting this work as a visual tribute to the creative process. ' This publication sees Katrin Korfmann and Jens Pfeifer place the composition and materialisation of cultural identity in focus. This feat is achieved by capturing the production sites of artisans from across the globe. By taking a bird's-eye perspective, joined with anthropological interests, this series of photographs foretell the creativity that comes with human effort in the making, collecting and preserving of culture. Whether they are glassblowers, archaeologists, stonemasons or artists they're all members of the same guild. This is Back Stages: a series of twelve photographic works dedicated to the dynamic processes within the production of art and culture. Katrin Korfmann and Jens Pfeifer are both artists based in Amsterdam. Back Stages, their biggest collaborative work so far, was finished in early 2019 and has been displayed in museums, galleries and independent art spaces in, amongst others, the Netherlands, the United States and China.

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Condition: as new. Text by Gregory Volk, Freek Lomme & Nanne op 't Ende. [Eindhoven] Onomatopee [2014]. Softcover. Japanese binding. 112 pp. Ills. 24x17,5 cm. (Onomatopee 96). - Artist Katrin Korfmann's photographic works, represented worldwide, capture people's movements with a bird's-eye view; the grid of everyday life binding its dynamics. Rather than showing a sum of independent persons moving, Korfmann's new work records people merging into one being. In various places on earth collective rituals are photographed: events sustained by individual euphoria in which colour - or colourful garment - dissolves individuality. The highly aesthetic project reports of social realism and euphoric utopianism, acting in between the global event catalyzing a visual surrender and the global play catalyzing deeper contextual literacy. The original large-scale photo-prints are processed via horizontal continuations throughout the book, extending across multiple Japanese folded pages to enable close examination of details and still represent the full scale. Each work is anthropologically and phenomenologically introduced as a contemporary event. Inspired by the works, critic and curator Gregory Volk connects references at play while Onomatopee director Freek Lomme speculates about the relations within the playing field. Condition : as new copy. ISBN 9789491677199. Keywords : PHOTOGRAPHY,

Condition: as new. Text contribution: Paul De Bruyne. [Eindhoven] Onomatopee [2019]. Softcover. 123 pagina's : illustraties ; 29 cm. (Onomatopee 158) - This publication sees Katrin Korfmann and Jens Pfeifer place the composition and materialisation of cultural identity in focus. This feat is achieved by capturing the production sites of artisans from across the globe. By taking a bird's-eye perspective, joined with anthropological interests, this series of photographs foretell the creativity that comes with human effort in the making, collecting and preserving of culture. Whether they are glassblowers, archaeologists, stonemasons or artists they're all members of the same guild. This is Back Stages: a series of twelve photographic works dedicated to the dynamic processes within the production of art and culture. Condition : as new copy. ISBN 9789493148062. Keywords : PHOTOGRAPHY,

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Condition: New. KlappentextrnrnWe are fascinated by systems of manufacture for art and culture as opposed to the romantic notion of the artist laboring in solitude within their studio. By emphasizing values placed on the production and handling of artistic good.

Hardback. Condition: New. 'We are fascinated by systems of manufacture for art and culture as opposed to the romantic notion of the artist labouring in solitude within their studio. By emphasising values placed on the production and handling of artistic goods, we are presenting this work as a visual tribute to the creative process. ' This publication sees Katrin Korfmann and Jens Pfeifer place the composition and materialisation of cultural identity in focus. This feat is achieved by capturing the production sites of artisans from across the globe. By taking a bird's-eye perspective, joined with anthropological interests, this series of photographs foretell the creativity that comes with human effort in the making, collecting and preserving of culture. Whether they are glassblowers, archaeologists, stonemasons or artists they're all members of the same guild. This is Back Stages: a series of twelve photographic works dedicated to the dynamic processes within the production of art and culture. Katrin Korfmann and Jens Pfeifer are both artists based in Amsterdam. Back Stages, their biggest collaborative work so far, was finished in early 2019 and has been displayed in museums, galleries and independent art spaces in, amongst others, the Netherlands, the United States and China.

Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - We are fascinated by systems of manufacture for art and culture as opposed to the romantic notion of the artist laboring in solitude within their studio. By emphasizing values placed on the production and handling of artistic goods, we are presenting this work as a visual tribute to the creative process.'This publication sees Katrin Korfmann and Jens Pfeifer place the composition and materialisation of cultural identity in focus. This feat is achieved by capturing the production sites of artisans from across the globe. By taking a bird's-eye perspective, joined with anthropological interests, this series of photographs foretell the creativity that comes with human effort in the making, collecting and preserving of culture. Whether they are glassblowers, archaeologists, stonemasons or artists they're all members of the same guild. This is Back Stages: a series of twelve photographic works dedicated to the dynamic processes within the production of art and culture.

Buch. Condition: Neu. Katrin Korfmann & Jens Pfeifer: Back Stages | Katrin Korfmann | Buch | Kartoniert / Broschiert | Englisch | 2019 | Onomatopee | EAN 9789493148062 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu.

[Eindhoven], 2019. 123 pp. Col. ills. Hardcover.

Condition: as new. Text by Tina Rahimy / Rogério Taveira / Nicole F. Löser. [Zwolle] : d'jonge Hond, 2010. Paperback. 128 pages full color 30 x 23 cm - This monograph for visual artist Katrin Korfmann divides her oeuvre into three clear topics, zooming in and out in her extremely detailed work. It gives you the experience of seeing the work in reality, when you search to find grip on the work itself. Katrin Korfmann's is an artist working on the cutting edge of photography, post-photography and installation art. Attracted to the spectacles of everyday life, which often occur in the public space, she captures people in metropolitan motion. A tension emerges as her work oscillates between stillness and movement, creating a fresh perspective on busy urban settings as portraits of contemporary transitions. With a critical and playful attitude towards the world around her, and explicitly in relation to contemporary visual culture, Korfmann uses a myriad of self-photographed images to investigate their historical, social and visual context. A simultaneous sense of distance and proximity arises as she depicts realities that neither the artist's eye nor the camera could ever have grasped. Her images are both an interpretation of her experience and of collective social memory. Condition : as new copy. ISBN 9789089102232. Keywords : PHOTOGRAPHY,