Aperture 155 - Spring 1999
Optical Allusions: New Perspectives in Spanish Photography
Portfolios and Essays on New Perspectives In Spanish Photography.
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Portfolios and Essays on New Perspectives In Spanish Photography.
Optical Allusions: New Perspectives in Spanish Photography explores a range of images and perspectives that emerged from a group of photographers in Spain during the 1990s. Eleven portfolios selected for their overlapping thematic and stylistic approaches reveal a rich and idiosyncratic photographic vision, in tune with international developments in photography and the arts. Commentary by the photographers such as Javier Vallhonrat, Pablo Genoves, and Chema Madoz, provides additional insight into the ideas and practices behind their work.
Images of Spain (That Ain’t Necessarily So)
by Ray Loriga
Review: “Spanish Cinema Now!” at Lincoln Center
by Frederick Kaufman
Photographs by:
Daniel Canogar, Pablo Genoves, Cristobal Hara, Eduard Ibanez, Chema Madoz, Ana Teresa Ortega, Maria Jose Gomez Redondo, Jorge Ribalta, Javier Vallhonrat, and Valentin Vallhonrat.
Format: Paperback / softback
Number of pages: 80
Publication date: 1999-05-31
Measurements: 9.6 x 11.38 x 0.27 inches
ISBN: 9780893818586
Table Of Contents
Portfolios and Essays on New Perspectives In Spanish Photography
Pablo Genoves
Daniel Canogar
Eduard Ibanez
Javier Vallhonart
Manuel Vilarino
Valentin Vallhonart
Maria Jose Gomez Redondo
Joan Fontcuberta
Ana Teresa Ortega
Chema Madoz
Jorge Ribalta
Images of Spain (That Ain’t Necessarily So)
by Ray Loriga
Review: “Spanish Cinema Now!” at Lincoln Center
by Frederick Kaufman
Optical Allusions: New Perspectives in Spanish Photography explores a range of images and perspectives that emerged from a group of photographers in Spain during the 1990s. Eleven portfolios selected for their overlapping thematic and stylistic approaches reveal a rich and idiosyncratic photographic vision, in tune with international developments in photography and the arts.
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