Andreas Gursky, by Andreas Gursky (2018)

First UK edition exhibition catalogue published on the occasion of the exhibition Andreas Gurksy, at the Hayward Gallery, London, from 25th January - 22nd April, 2018.

Medium format hardcover in fine condition. Small bump to the right edge of the front cover. Cardboard slip case has sustained shelf wear to edges and corners, and around the spine it is worn to the point of an open tear. This wear shows on the the book as a very small bump towards the top edge of the spine. No other markings. Pages clean, binding firm. 

176 pages

260 x 295 mm

About

Richly illustrated, beautifully produced and featuring never-before-published photographs, Andreas Gursky is an indispensable survey of four decades of work from one of the world's most influential artists. 

Gursky has been widely celebrated for his monumental, extraordinarily detailed pictures, which often explore contemporary global themes. This volume takes a fresh look at the artists iconic images. In a landmark conversation between two major figures in contemporary photography, Gursky talks to Jeff Wall about the sources for his photographic vision, while an essay by Ralph Rugoff explores important but often neglected areas of the artist's work. Gerald Schröder and Brian Sholis contribute essays that provide new insight into key pictures, and Katharina Fritsch shares personal recollections of her Düsseldorf colleague.