Unanchored, Destabilized: About Some Artists’ Books Using Photography – Q&A with Katja Gentric, part #2
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30 avril 2018
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In this second installment of her interview about artists' books using photography in particular experimental or innovative ways, scholar Katja Gentric focuses on six works. Read part #1 here. -- One of the most prolific examples I could give you is Barthélémy Toguo who is the author of quite a number of artist's books with extensive use of photography as part of the process, often combining drawing and photography in collages. In Die Tageszeitung (1), Toguo has patiently covered the text of...