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The book is inspired by Bertold Brechts personal bible: When Brecht was in exile, he used his bible as a notebook and – for example – glued images in it. | |||
notebook and – for example – glued images in it. | Chanarin and Broomberg only used pictures from the Archive of Modern Conflict. Founded in 1991, the Archive of Modern Conflict began as a collection of photographs relating to war and conflict but has since expanded its remit | ||
to become the vast and thematically diverse repository it is today. | to become the vast and thematically diverse repository it is today. | ||
Revision as of 22:32, 2 December 2018
Inspiration: Presentation of favourite photo book
Task for 14. November 2018: present a photobook that you find particularly interesting because of its content or design.
You can find my presentation here: File:181113 PhotoBook Presentation Drosdz Andreas.pdf
The book is inspired by Bertold Brechts personal bible: When Brecht was in exile, he used his bible as a notebook and – for example – glued images in it.
Chanarin and Broomberg only used pictures from the Archive of Modern Conflict. Founded in 1991, the Archive of Modern Conflict began as a collection of photographs relating to war and conflict but has since expanded its remit
to become the vast and thematically diverse repository it is today.
Size: 16.2 cm x 21.6 cm
Pages: 768
Printing: CMYK offset
Finishing: Hardcover Fake-leather covering Gold embossed Gilt-edging Round edges
By allowing elements of the original text to guide their image selection, the artists explore themes of authorship, and the unspoken criteria used to determine acceptable evidence of conflict.
See also: VIMEO: Divine Violence Adam Broomberg & Oliver Chanarin’s Holy Bible