Paisajes enmarcados : misiones fotográficas europeas 1984-2019 = Framed landscapes : European photography commissions 1984-2019 / exhibition catalogue edited by Fundación ICO ; editor Frits Gierstberg.

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Publication:

Madrid : Museo ICO, [2019]
©2019

Description:

463 pages : color photographs ; 31 cm

Notes:
Exhibition, Museo ICO, Madrid, from 6 June to 8 September 2019.

Summary:

Curated by Frits Gierstberg, this exhibition and its catalogue bring together, for the first time in Spain, a number of long-term photography commissions that focus on the changing rural, urban and suburban European landscape. Both cover a period from 1984 until today and concern projects that have been given by public or semi-public institutions in a number of European countries, regions and cities. Works by almost sixty photographers will be presented along the many publications that were produced in the context of the selected commissions: DATAR (France), Photography and Memory (Germany), Ekodok 90 (Sweden), Linea di Confine (Italia), Long-term Observation Schlieren (Switzerland), Transmanche (France), Places. Denmark in Transition (Denmark) and RO_Archive (Romania).

ISBN:

9788493656898
8493656895

Subject:

Photography.
Landscape photography.
Portrait photography.
Photographie.
Photographie de paysages.
Portraits (Photographie)
Europe.

Added entries:

Gierstberg, Frits, curator.
Museo Colecciones I.C.O., issuing body.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 309514
Call No.: BIB 254737
Status: Available

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