PRE-ORDER: Circulate: Photography Beyond Frames
Twenty-one artists push photography's boundaries in innovative ways, in an exhibition by the same name as this publication, marking the Stedelijk Museum's shift toward viewing photography as a broader form of visual art expression rather than an isolated medium. Many works debuted at this exhibition by artists whose practices reflect contemporary developments in image-making and their consumption. For example, Bruno Zhu touches on gender, nudity, and taboos while Aimée Zito Lema used her own body as a medium. Through diverse approaches, the artists demonstrate how photography can transcend traditional frameworks while reflecting on visual culture's current influence.
152 pages, 24 x 34 cm, paperback, Stedelijk Museum (Amsterdam).
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PRE-ORDER: Circulate: Photography Beyond Frames
Twenty-one artists push photography's boundaries in innovative ways, in an exhibition by the same name as this publication, marking the Stedelijk Museum's shift toward viewing photography as a broader form of visual art expression rather than an isolated medium. Many works debuted at this exhibition by artists whose practices reflect contemporary developments in image-making and their consumption. For example, Bruno Zhu touches on gender, nudity, and taboos while Aimée Zito Lema used her own body as a medium. Through diverse approaches, the artists demonstrate how photography can transcend traditional frameworks while reflecting on visual culture's current influence.
152 pages, 24 x 34 cm, paperback, Stedelijk Museum (Amsterdam).
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Twenty-one artists push photography's boundaries in innovative ways, in an exhibition by the same name as this publication, marking the Stedelijk Museum's shift toward viewing photography as a broader form of visual art expression rather than an isolated medium. Many works debuted at this exhibition by artists whose practices reflect contemporary developments in image-making and their consumption. For example, Bruno Zhu touches on gender, nudity, and taboos while Aimée Zito Lema used her own body as a medium. Through diverse approaches, the artists demonstrate how photography can transcend traditional frameworks while reflecting on visual culture's current influence.
152 pages, 24 x 34 cm, paperback, Stedelijk Museum (Amsterdam).
