Hair Trigger 29 a Story Workshop Anthology

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Hair Trigger 31: A Story Workshop Anthology

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The catalogue for an exhibition of suburban landscapes by Roger Mertin, held at the Chicago Center for Contemporary Photography, Columbia College, June 16 - July 29, 1978. Photographs by Roger Mertin; edited and with an afterword by Charles Desmarais. Staple-bound; 48 pages; 40 b&amp;w illustrations, most full-page; 9 x 8 inches. Biography.

Roger Mertin, Records 1976-1978

Politics & Social Sciences

Mertin, Roger

Social Sciences

First edition, first printing. Soft cover. White wrappers, with title printed in black and red on cover; no dust jacket as issued. Photographs by Michael Bishop. Edited with an introduction by Charles Desmarais. Essay by Charles Hagen. Unpaginated (68 pp.), with 24 black-and-white and 12 four-color plates. 8 x 9 inches. Published on the occasion of an exhibition at the Center for Contemporary Photography, Chicago, and traveling to the Center for Creative Photography, Tucson, and the International Center for Photography, New York.

Michael Bishop

Biographies & Memoirs

New American Photography

Arts & Photography

Klindt, Steven

Photography & Video

Jay King-Chicago: Photographer

Film directors, screenwriters, and a cinematographer discuss their careers, the movie industry, and the process of creating a motion picture

Filmmakers in Conversation

The Story Workshop Reader

SCHULTZ

Spiral Journey: Photographs 1967-1990

Linda Connor

Photographs by Ruth Thorne-Thomsen Introduction by Denise Miller-Clark Poem by Mark Strand For Ruth Thorne-Thomsen, photography is theatre: the alleged credibility of the photographic image signifies to her a myth by which to "palm off fantasy as reality" while leading us to the kingdom where the human psyche dwells. Using a pinhole camera she constructed to achieve infinite depth of field, Thorne-Thompsen-a third generation woman photographer-creates images of the spirits quest for integration. In compositions at once mysterious, witty, and erudite, Thorne-Thomsen deftly employs archetyping, appropriation, and manipulation to invent landscapes where the individual and collective unconscious merge in an alluring and spirited dance. Ruth Thorne-Thomsen is the recipient of two National Endowment for the Arts Individual Artist Fellowships. Denise Miller-Clark has been director of The Museum of Contemporary Photography, Chicago, since 1986, and Mark Strand is a Poet Laureate of the United States.

Within This Garden: Photographs

MILLER, DENISE

Thorne-Thomsen, Ruth

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