ANSEL ADAMS AT 100 will be published in conjuction with an outstanding international exhibition that will open in August 2001 at the Museum of Modern Art in San Francisco and travel for more than two years to Chicago, New York, Los Angeles, Berlin and London. This exhibition and the book that accompanies it will present, along with a fresh look at Adams' classic images, an unexpected and sometimes unfamiliar body of his work, offering the first serious effort to reconsider Adams' contribution to the art of photography in half a century. A critical and interpretive essay on this master photographer by John Szarkowski speaks of the importance of Adams as a modern artist. The book boasts extremely high production values, featuring 110 tritone images printed on a special paper, a linen cloth binding with matching slipcase and a reproduction print (suitable for framing) embossed with the AA seal and inserted in an envelope at the back of the book. Without a doubt, this will be the most important and influential book yet published on Ansel Adams.
Charles Sheeler, Paintings and Drawings
--one Thing Just Sort of Led to Another--: The Photographs of Todd Walker
Photographs
Magic Doors
Marble Tree
Photographs by Walter Pfeiffer.
Walter Pfeiffer's Scrapbooks from 1969 to 1982 are a very unique Wunderkammer. Pfeiffer's polaroids and photographs alternate with miscellaneous objects newspaper clippings, postcards, packaging, tickets and brief punning notes.
English Anxieties: Tim Brennan
Photographer Michael Thompson offers a grand, almost fantastical vision of fashion, glamour and style. A compelling yet enigmatic sequence of radiant images, plucked from his fashion spreads, portrait shoots, and personal projects.
Michel Auder: I Had Another Bird to Feed