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  Wolfgang Tillmans (Contemporary Artists (Phaidon)) (Paperback) By (author) Peter Halley, By (author) Jan Verwoert, By (author) Midori Matsuri, Photographs by Wolfgang Tillmans, By (author) Midori Matsui

  

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  Short Description for Wolfgang TillmansWolfgang Tillmans is a superstar of 1990s photography, who revolutionized fashion photography while crossing into the highest ranks of the art world. This text covers his entire career, from the best-selling debut portraits in 1995, to his abstract works.
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  • Publisher: Phaidon Press Ltd
  • Published: 01 December 2002
  • Format: Paperback 160 pages
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  • Categories: Art History | Art History: From c 1960 | Sculpture | Individual Photographers | Biography: Arts & Entertainment
  • ISBN 13: 9780714841922 ISBN 10: 0714841927
  • Sales rank: 179,800

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• Alongside portraits, Tillmans has expanded his subject to include architecture, landscape and still life, and he has produced installations of his work reminiscent of Raymond Pettibon and the collage techniques of the 1960s conceptual artists. From lifestyle magazines spreads Tillmans has moved to room-sized installations, for example of faraway views the concorde flying overhead (Chisenhale Gallery, London, 1997) as well as a series of found photographs of soldiers from newspapers (British Art Show, 1999). In such installations of his unframed photos stuck to the wall with tape like images cut-out of magazines, he references his own non-art origins and his continuing pursuit of breaking down the old-fashioned divisions between art, fashion and photography.