Mark Morrisroe OOP

Mark Morrisroe OOPEssay by Klaus Ottmann "It kills me to look at my old photographs of myself and my friends. We were such beautiful, sexy kids but we always felt bad because we thought we were ugly at the time. It was because we were such outcasts in high school and so unpopular. We believed what other people said. If any one of us could have seen how attractive we really were we might have made something better of our lives. I'm the only guy that I know who wanted to

this monograph is exquisitely reproduced

and inspired by the poetry of Richard Hugo

Matteo Messina Denaro

Joel-Peter Witkin has edited a new monograph which reveals "the ability of the photograph to show us our powerlessness in the face of madness

Selected from the archives of his estate are seventy-five of the finest images printed by the artist

Essay by Randall Kenan

Photographs put up a feeble defense against the passage of time: the still image halts the waves from breaking

Ralston Crawford has been most closely identified with Precisionism

many of whom were also physicians

any staging is the result of the labor and art direction available at the scene or on the set—no longer in his photographs "staged" but things in the world

motion pictures and sound recording extended for more than thirty years until his death in the spring of 1978

Michael Light reveals as much about the myth as he does about the specific traditional California ranch that he photographs