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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. The Monument brings together for the first time the complete photographic series by Sibylle Bergemann documenting the creation of the Marx-Engels Monument, which was erected on the initiative of the GDR government in 1986, not far from Alexanderplatz in Berlin. This publication presents numerous previously unpublished photographs and opens up a new perspective on one of the photographer's most important groups of works. Bergemann's long-term documentary project-created between 1975 and 1986-is not only presented as an impressive photographic narrative, through the accompanying essays, is also contextualised in historical, socio-political and photographic theory terms. The Monument thus offers comprehensive insights into the creative process behind the series and at the same time makes an important contribution to the critical reassessment of its significance and reception in the area of tension between art and ideology. AUTHOR: Sibylle Bergemann was one of the most important German photographers of her time. She began photographing in the 1960s as an autodidact and initially worked for the magazine Das Magazin. She later became a freelance photographer for various publications, including Sibylle, Geo and Die Zeit. Her work includes portraits, fashion, reportage and urban photography, whereby she was particularly interested in social fringe zones and poetic image compositions. One of her best-known series documents the creation of the Marx-Engels monument in Berlin (1975-1986). In 1990 she co-founded the OSTKREUZ agency and became a member of the Akademie der Kuenste in 1994. Her works can be found in international collections, including the MoMA New York, Tate London, the Staedel Museum and the Berlinische Galerie. SELLING POINTS: . For the first time in book form, Sibylle Bergemann's best-known series which documents the creation of the Marx-Engels monument in Berlin (1975-1986) . Comprehensive insights into the creative process behind the series . With numerous previously unpublished photographs . Accompanied by essays that contextualize Bergemann`s long-term documentary project in historical, socio-political and photographic theory terms . Published to accompany an exhibition at Fondation Henri Cartier-Bresson, Paris, from October 29 - January 11, 2025 65 b/w illustrations The Monument brings together for the first time the complete photographic series by Sibylle Bergemann documenting the creation of the Marx-Engels Monument, which was erected on the initiative of the GDR government in 1986, not far from Alexanderplatz in Berlin. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Hardback. Condition: New. The Monument brings together for the first time the complete photographic series by Sibylle Bergemann documenting the creation of the Marx-Engels Monument, which was erected on the initiative of the GDR government in 1986, not far from Alexanderplatz in Berlin. This publication presents numerous previously unpublished photographs and opens up a new perspective on one of the photographer's most important groups of works. Bergemann's long-term documentary project-created between 1975 and 1986-is not only presented as an impressive photographic narrative, through the accompanying essays, is also contextualised in historical, socio-political and photographic theory terms. The Monument thus offers comprehensive insights into the creative process behind the series and at the same time makes an important contribution to the critical reassessment of its significance and reception in the area of tension between art and ideology.

Paperback. Susanne Altmann, Hatje Cantz. Founded in 1984 by women around Gabriele Stoetzer, the Erfurt Women Artists' Group pursued a radically creative lifestyle to counter the rigid structures of everyday life in the GDR, over a period of ten years. Subversive, witty, borne of a liberating sense of defiance against normative gender roles, their artistic expressions provide an insight into the little-known feminist subculture in the GDR. Their pioneering role in terms of an exploration of female identity is particularly reflected through five experimental Super 8 films, subsequent live performances, and fashion-object shows. Often unfolding intuitively from sequences of audio, dance, and literary elements, self-created and provocative costumes that served as alter egos of the artists took centre stage. Their political commitment culminated in December 1989 in the first occupation of a Stasi, State Security Service, headquarters, initiated by five women, three of whom were part of the group. Paperback.

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Soft cover. Condition: As New. Dust Jacket Condition: As New. JACLYN LICHT, JOHN TAGGART, JORGE GARCIA, LAURA FONTAINE, MATHIAS WASIK, MICHELLE RICK, REX KANDHAI, SALIM HASBINI, SEAN FRYXELL, SONIA GOYDENKO, CHRISS VOSS, ZACH CABANAS (illustrator). 1st Edition. Limited Edition of 150. 80LB. TEXT INTERIOR UNCOATED. THREE HOLE BINDING WITH INDIGO WAXED THREAD. RISOGRAPH PRINTED FRENCH PAPER RAIN SPECKLETONE COVER PAGE WITH BLUE RUBBER STAMP ON FRONT AND BACK.

Hardback. Condition: New. The Monument brings together for the first time the complete photographic series by Sibylle Bergemann documenting the creation of the Marx-Engels Monument, which was erected on the initiative of the GDR government in 1986, not far from Alexanderplatz in Berlin. This publication presents numerous previously unpublished photographs and opens up a new perspective on one of the photographer's most important groups of works. Bergemann's long-term documentary project-created between 1975 and 1986-is not only presented as an impressive photographic narrative, through the accompanying essays, is also contextualised in historical, socio-political and photographic theory terms. The Monument thus offers comprehensive insights into the creative process behind the series and at the same time makes an important contribution to the critical reassessment of its significance and reception in the area of tension between art and ideology.

Hardback. Condition: New. 1. Le Monument brings together for the first time the complete photographic series by Sibylle Bergemann documenting the creation of the Marx-Engels Monument, which was erected on the initiative of the GDR government in 1986, not far from Alexanderplatz in Berlin. This publication presents numerous previously unpublished photographs and opens up a new perspective on one of the photographer's most important groups of works. Bergemann's long-term documentary project-created between 1975 and 1986-is not only presented as an impressive photographic narrative, through the accompanying essays, is also contextualised in historical, socio-political and photographic theory terms. The Monument thus offers comprehensive insights into the creative process behind the series and at the same time makes an important contribution to the critical reassessment of its significance and reception in the area of tension between art and ideology.Text in French.

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Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. From the various perspectives possible, the book focuses on how, in an authoritarian state relying on the physical constraints of the body (denial of the individual in favor of 'the people', confinement within G.D.R. borders, normativity bodies regarded as tools of production and vectors of ideology, constant Stasi surveillance), photography was a medium where the individual asserts, resists and expresses its freedom. This book was published on the occasion of the exhibition Restless Bodies: East German Photography 1980-89, curated by Sonia Voss, at the Rencontres internationales de la photographie in Arles, 1 July-22 September, 2019. Ute Mahler -- Gundula Schulze Eldowy -- Manfred Paul -- Christiane Eisler -- Barbara Metselaar Berthold -- Sibylle Bergemann -- Sven Marquardt -- York del Knoefel -- Gabriele Sto?tzer -- Thomas Florschuetz -- Eva Mahn -- Rudolf Scha?fer -- Kurt Buchwald -- Lutz Dammbeck -- Tina Bara -- Ulrich Wu?st. 239 pages : illustrations, portraits ; 25 cm. Slight shelf wear to edges, no inscriptions, tight and square binding. Photographs available on request. All books dispatched same or next working day in robust packaging.

Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware -Das Denkmal (The Monument) brings together for the first time the complete photographic series by Sibylle Bergemann documenting the creation of the Marx-Engels Monument, which was erected on the initiative of the GDR government in 1986, not far from Alexanderplatz in Berlin. This publication presents numerous previously unpublished photographs and opens up a new perspective on one of the photographer's most important groups of works.Bergemann's long-term documentary project-created between 1975 and 1986-is not only presented as an impressive photographic narrative, through the accompanying essays, is also contextualized in historical, socio-political and photographic theory terms. Das Denkmal thus offers comprehensive insights into the creative process behind the series and at the same time makes an important contribution to the critical reassessment of its significance and reception in the area of tension between art and ideology.; Das Denkmal versammelt erstmals die vollständige fotografische Serie von Sibylle Bergemann zur Entstehung des Marx-Engels-Denkmals, das 1986 auf Initiative der DDR-Regierung unweit des Berliner Alexanderplatzes errichtet wurde. Die Publikation präsentiert zahlreiche bislang unveröffentlichte Aufnahmen und eröffnet einen neuen Blick auf eine der bedeutendsten Werkgruppen der Fotografin. Bergemanns Langzeitdokumentation - entstanden zwischen 1975 und 1986 - wird dabei nicht nur als eindrucksvolle fotografische Erzählung sichtbar, sondern durch begleitende Essays auch historisch, gesellschaftspolitisch und fototheoretisch kontextualisiert. Das Denkmal bietet somit umfassende Einsichten in den künstlerischen Schaffensprozess hinter der Serie und leistet zugleich einen wichtigen Beitrag zur kritischen Neubewertung ihrer Bedeutung und Rezeption im Spannungsfeld von Kunst und Ideologie. 160 pp. Englisch.

Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware -Das Denkmal (The Monument) brings together for the first time the complete photographic series by Sibylle Bergemann documenting the creation of the Marx-Engels Monument, which was erected on the initiative of the GDR government in 1986, not far from Alexanderplatz in Berlin. This publication presents numerous previously unpublished photographs and opens up a new perspective on one of the photographer's most important groups of works.Bergemann's long-term documentary project-created between 1975 and 1986-is not only presented as an impressive photographic narrative, through the accompanying essays, is also contextualized in historical, socio-political and photographic theory terms. Das Denkmal thus offers comprehensive insights into the creative process behind the series and at the same time makes an important contribution to the critical reassessment of its significance and reception in the area of tension between art and ideology.; Das Denkmal versammelt erstmals die vollständige fotografische Serie von Sibylle Bergemann zur Entstehung des Marx-Engels-Denkmals, das 1986 auf Initiative der DDR-Regierung unweit des Berliner Alexanderplatzes errichtet wurde. Die Publikation präsentiert zahlreiche bislang unveröffentlichte Aufnahmen und eröffnet einen neuen Blick auf eine der bedeutendsten Werkgruppen der Fotografin. Bergemanns Langzeitdokumentation - entstanden zwischen 1975 und 1986 - wird dabei nicht nur als eindrucksvolle fotografische Erzählung sichtbar, sondern durch begleitende Essays auch historisch, gesellschaftspolitisch und fototheoretisch kontextualisiert. Das Denkmal bietet somit umfassende Einsichten in den künstlerischen Schaffensprozess hinter der Serie und leistet zugleich einen wichtigen Beitrag zur kritischen Neubewertung ihrer Bedeutung und Rezeption im Spannungsfeld von Kunst und Ideologie. 160 pp. Englisch.

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