'Wolfgang Tillmans' (2002)

'Wolfgang Tillmans' (2002)From the publisher: From the portraits that made him famous, through the still lives and landscapes (undermining the genres with every shot), this book is high colour, dirty realist heaven. Finding the still point in the information overload, the sexuality in the machine, and the image in the image saturation, Tillmans gives us the brief epiphanies we might just remember as our own. "Every shot is classically composed, it's just the subjects that are

Published on the occasion of the 1995 Standard Bank Young Artist Award

5 cm | 135 pages | softcover

21 x 28 cm | 212 pages

” says Branch in the album’s liner notes

“Whether working as a sculptor or making photomontages

there is a sense of immovability – as if the figures are trapped within torrents of painted land

Jansen leads a major project on behalf of the Minister of Higher Education that prepares promising young academics from the 26 public universities for the professoriate

submit to an attention for which they were never intended

Jewish man

His work explores and comments on the socio-political setting of post-independence Zimbabwe

Adams’ work is rooted in his culture and identity

Unrest includes a foreword by Sue Williamson and an essay by Andrew Lamprecht