CHERRY BLOSSOM TIME IN JAPAN THE COMPLETE WORKS LEE FRIEDLANDER
All Photographs © 2006 Lee Friedlander – Publication © 2006 Fraenkel Gallery –
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CHERRY BLOSSOM TIME IN JAPAN THE COMPLETE WORKS LEE FRIEDLANDER
FRAENKEL GALLERY
CHERRY BLOSSOM TIME IN JAPAN THE COMPLETE WORKS LEE FRIEDLANDER
FRAENKEL GALLERY
CHERRY BLOSSOM TIME IN JAPAN THE COMPLETE WORKS LEE FRIEDLANDER
FRAENKEL GALLERY
CHERRY BLOSSOM TIME IN JAPAN THE COMPLETE WORKS LEE FRIEDLANDER
FRAENKEL GALLERY
Kyoto, 1981
Kyoto, 1984
Tokyo, 1979
Kyoto, 1981
Kyoto, 1984
Kyoto, 1981
Kyoto, 1981
Tokyo, 1979
Kyoto, 1981
Hiroshima, 1984
Kyoto, 1979
Kyoto, 1984″
Tokyo, 1981 © Lee Friedlander
Tokyo, 1981
Yoshino, 1984
Yoshino, 1984
Tokyo, 1979
Tokyo, 1984
Tokyo, 1991 © Lee Friedlander
Bepu, 1984 © Lee Friedlander
21. Yoshino, 1984
Yoshino, 1984
Yoshino, 1984
Yoshino, 1984
Tokyo, 1981
Hiroshima, 1984
Tokyo, 1979
Shimoneseki, 1984
Tokyo, 1981
Kyoto, 1981
Kyoto, 1979
Kyoto, 1977
Osaka, 1981
Kyoto, 1979
Kyoto, 1979
Kyoto, 1979
Kyoto, 1979
I first went to Japan in 1977 and found the whole country ablaze with blossom.
I went again in 1979, 1981, and 1984, always at cherry blossom time.
As far as I Knew, Japan was Always abloom. – LF
TO BE CONTINUED…
Thanks to Daniel Brunemer
All Photographs © 2006 Lee Friedlander – Publication © 2006 Fraenkel Gallery – Distributed by D.A.P./Distribued Art Publishers, Inc.
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Holiday in Melsbroek (127), art from Sven’t Jolle for Beaufort03
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Untitled # 7. 2009. Lightbox #2. 127×157 cm. Ed 1/1+1AP.
Car Crash Studies by Nicolai Howalt
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Loops and re-edits by Felix Thorn for Felix’s machines, recorded at Gasworks 2008, listen and download
Bildbau No 8, 2007
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From the album “Dedications” – Anticipate Recordings, NYC, 2007
Sebastian Meissner website: Random Industries /// Sebastian Meissner
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A Colouring Book of Abstract Line Art.
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Digital C-Pring, 170 x 290 cm, Edition of 6 1 A/P, 120 x 205 cm, Edition of 12 2 A/P, 2006
IP Monochrome is an interactive piece in which monochrome is seen as a collective and autonomous piece. When someone connects to IP Monochrome, a monochrome is generated, using its IP address.
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Plano transitorio (Transitory Map), 2002 – 2004
© Milena Bonilla
This piece is a bus tour the artist made of a large section of the city (Bogotá), following different routes; in this mode of transportation it is common to find that the back seats have been cut open. In her journey, the artist carefully repaired these “wounds” with fine, delicate stitches.
– Marta Rodriguez, 2004
Artist website: Milena Bonilla
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I Want You To Want Me explores the search for love and self in the world of online dating. It chronicles the world’s long-term relationship with romance, across all ages, genders, and sexualities, using real data collected from Internet dating sites every few hours.
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“Mr. Sumkin‘s art is a synergistic blend of lovingly crafted pen & ink watercolors with biting social commentary. Although his typographical work belies the influence of Gothic, Art Nouveau, Wes Wilson and others, Mr. Sumkin remains deliciously unique. One would be hard pressed to chose between his exquisitely designed type and his fresh style of editorial & advertising illustration. Fortunately, they compliment each other beautifully.”
Thanks to Alex Deforce for the link.
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