There Is Nowhere to Go, There Is Nothing to Do
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Author: Greta Anderson
Beautifully designed by New Public, this book brings together photographs produced between 1997 and 2022 by Tāmaki Makaurau based artist Greta Anderson, a photographer, film maker and musician. Anderson's atmospheric work captures dramatic scenes that quietly reference intensely personal narratives, and span multiple genres - from portraits and still lives to wild and domesticated landscapes and suburban tableau. Features essays by Hanna Scott and poet David Eggleton. Anderson has various connections to Australia - she completed a Master of Visual Arts Degree at Sydney College of the Arts in New South Wales in 2006, her work has been shown various Australian galleries including AGNSW and the Australian Centre of Photography. The book is curated and designed by New Public, offering a fresh juxtapositions of images from a wide range of series and one-off artist books Greta made over the decades, from the classic Stand-ins (2001), Uncomfortable Conversations (2005), Optimistic Tragedy (2008), to more recent No Hording (2021) and The Transcenders (2021). It also features two newly commissioned essays by long-time friend and supporter of Greta’s work, Hanna Scott, and esteemed poet laureate David Eggleton.
ISBN 9781991165220. Rim Books. hb. 22 x 28.5 cm.
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Beautifully designed by New Public, this book brings together photographs produced between 1997 and 2022 by Tāmaki Makaurau based artist Greta Anderson, a photographer, film maker and musician. Anderson's atmospheric work captures dramatic scenes that quietly reference intensely personal narratives, and span multiple genres - from portraits and still lives to wild and domesticated landscapes and suburban tableau. Features essays by Hanna Scott and poet David Eggleton. Anderson has various connections to Australia - she completed a Master of Visual Arts Degree at Sydney College of the Arts in New South Wales in 2006, her work has been shown various Australian galleries including AGNSW and the Australian Centre of Photography. The book is curated and designed by New Public, offering a fresh juxtapositions of images from a wide range of series and one-off artist books Greta made over the decades, from the classic Stand-ins (2001), Uncomfortable Conversations (2005), Optimistic Tragedy (2008), to more recent No Hording (2021) and The Transcenders (2021). It also features two newly commissioned essays by long-time friend and supporter of Greta’s work, Hanna Scott, and esteemed poet laureate David Eggleton.
ISBN 9781991165220. Rim Books. hb. 22 x 28.5 cm.
available