THE EYES #11
TRANSGALACtic
Photography . Gender . Transition
17 x 24 cm
240 pages
Accompanied by a print by SMITH (15 x 21cm)
25 copies
250€
ISBN 979-10-92727-41-8
Carte blanche to SMITH & PITON
For this eleventh issue, The Eyes team invites artist-researcher SMITH and performer and curator Nadège Piton to sketch a subjective panorama of the place played by photography in the construction of the (trans)gender.
With a print by SMITH (15 x 21 cm).
Part of the proceeds from the special edition is donated to the Accepess-T association.
250€
17 x 24 cm
240 pages
Accompanied by a print by SMITH (15 x 21cm)
25 copies
250€
ISBN 979-10-92727-41-8
Weight | 0,800 kg |
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Magazine
Carte blanche to SMITH & PITON
For this eleventh issue, The Eyes team invites artist-researcher SMITH and performer and curator Nadège Piton to sketch a subjective panorama of the place played by photography in the construction of the (trans)gender.
English version OUT OF STOCK
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25€Collector edition
Equation of time is an artistic and scientific experiment initiated in 2018 at the Paris Observatory by photographer Raphaël Dallaporta.
Limited edition with a signed book and an inkjet print on Japanese paper signed and numbered.
Collector edition
Limited edition presented in a boxed set and accompanied by a signed and numbered print of Antoine d’Agata, as well as a reproduction of a graphic work by Francis Bacon certified by Bruno Sabatier, founder and director of the JSC Modern Art Gallery, depositary of the catalog raisonné of Francis Bacon’s graphic work.
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An issue that led us, along with photography historian Michel Poivert, to focus on a notion almost as old as photography: the photographic narrative
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The Eyes is a journal dedicated to image and Europe, which lets the authors speaks and questions the different forms of visual langage.
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Laia Abril guest curator
With this issue entitled “(After)care”, The Eyes explores the methods and approaches of photographers who address the most traumatic chapters of our individual and collective histories.