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Manfred Paul: Paris 1988
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In 1988 Manfred Paul was invited to go on a six-week trip to study in Paris. At the time, this was a rare opportunity for a photographer from East Germany to explore a country on the other side of the Iron Curtain. He managed to borrow a Leica M3 from one of the staff at the French Cultural Centre in Berlin; looking through the viewfinder of this camera gave him a special experience of Paris, which changed his way of seeing and had a lasting effect on his photography. The sixty-five pictures comprising Paris 1988 are not concerned with the tourist version of Paris, nor are they a social documentary exploration: rather, they are a rehearsal for a postmodernist visual practice. Paul sets up an opposition between the fragment and the long shot; instead of watching out for the decisive moment, he is interested in the peripheral aspects of an event. Sur-faces, shop windows, the everyday tokens and material qualities of city lifeimpressions that no longer piece themselves together into a complete image, but which convey the atmosphere of the time: L'air de Paris. Manfred Paul has lived and worked in East Berlin since 1968. He was one of the most important exponents of auteur photography in the GDR.
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- Allgemeine Informationen
- Sprache Französisch, Deutsch
- Fotograf Manfred Paul
- Gewicht 1130g
- Autor Manfred Paul
- Titel Manfred Paul: Paris 1988
- Veröffentlichung 31.08.2023
- ISBN 978-3-95905-772-1
- Format Fester Einband
- EAN 9783959057721
- Jahr 2023
- Größe H312mm x B246mm x T19mm
- Herausgeber Spector Books
- Anzahl Seiten 158
- Schöpfer Cyan
- Editor Carmen Schliebe
- Genre Fotografie, Film & TV
- Lesemotiv Entdecken
- GTIN 09783959057721
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