This book was the first publication to collect the drawings of the gifted American fashion illustrator, Antonio Lopez. The illustrations, in brilliant color and bold black and white, span the years 1973 to 1981 and range from posters and advertisements for major department and specialty stores around the world to drawings for Vanity magazine and the international Vogues. Many of the images are now recognized throughout the world as fashion classics. Also included are some of the dramatic and intricate fantasy pictures for which Antonio's private work is known -- stylized shoes, transformations of fashion personalities into shoes and animals, streams of glossy ribbons wrapping heads and objects - as well as interviews with Pat Cleveland, Jerry Hall, Grace Jones, Jessica Lange and Tina Chow.

Antonio's Girls

Christopher Hemphill

Antonio López

CONGREVE

Innovative photos of 1970s NYC, most never published. Throughout his storied career, Lopez kept a visual photographic diary of the people--including Andy Warhol--who visited his studio, elaborating each into a sequence then exploring the potential fantasy within each series. Like the sequential photographs of Eadweard Muybridge, but rougher and more intuitive, these images capture a panoply of emotion.

Antonio Lopez: Instamatics

Arts & Photography

Individual Artists

Channel Photographics

A Grassroots Look at Chicago's Land Grabs and the Struggle for Home and CommunityWHAT YOU'LL FIND IN URUR?: (Gr. 8 to Grad Level)*In-depth chronological coverage of the Chicago area from the 1700s to 2012*Six main parts, including the Community Appendix*10+ primary sources such as official letters, organizing pamphlets, leaflets, brochures, and more*Historical analysis of Chicago's land, housing, and development patterns including public housing*Multicultural-based histories of working and lower-income communities and people of color*Contributions from local community (s)heroes in various struggles for dignity and justice.*Original and historic photographs, artwork, maps, charts, and other visuals*Excerpts from interviews, articles, studies, summaries, speeches, papers, poetry, lyrics and others*FREE mixed hiphop music CD (the URUR Mixtape)

Urban Renewal or Urban Removal? A Grassroots Look at Chicago's Landgrabs and the Struggle for Home and Community

Emily Williams

David Stovall

History

Chicago Grassroots Curriculum Taskforce

If Antonio Lopez had left us only his Instamatic photographs, and not the drawings for which he is known, we would still have cause to celebrate a brilliant artistic vision. The compendium includes the most creative and innovative of those images, spanning the 1970s. Most of these have never been published and will come as a revelation to those unfamiliar with this aspect of his achievements. Throughout his career Antonio kept a visual photographic diary of the people who came and went through the studio where he and his partner, art-director Juan Ramos, were rewriting the history of fashion illustration. Antonio was not content to merely record these faces and bodies; he elaborated each into a sequence, and then explored the potential fantasy within each series. He would arrange these pictures into photo albums. This is the chronicle of an era as seen through the eyes and sensibility of one of it s greatest visionaries. If you lived through that period this is one of the best ways of revisiting it; if you are seeing it for the first time, you will come away with a perfect snapshot of what it was like.

Instamatics

Twin Palms Publishers

Antonio Lopez (Ingles)

Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza

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