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Tom Warren - The 1980s Art Scene in New York

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The 1980s in New York were an ambivalent time: on the one hand, the city was marked by high crime and the AIDS crisis; on the other hand, the economy was booming, helping its profiteers to live decadently. Artists and cultural workers were attracted to the city of contrasts. They dealt critically with issues such as politics and gentrification - but also enjoyed a hedonistic lifestyle. Photographer Tom Warren became one of the most important witnesses of that time. He was a significant part of the New York art scene and gained notoriety for his artistic repurposing of vacant spaces in the East Village. With his portraits of the people and life of New York, he created memories and documents of these times. This monograph showcases his photographs from this period, bringing a bygone decade to life.
TOM WARREN (*1954) is an American photographer. He experienced the 1980s in New York and captured it photographically. At that time he founded several project spaces and exhibited regularly.

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TOM WARREN (*1954) is an American photographer. He experienced the 1980s in New York and captured it photographically. At that time he founded several project spaces and exhibited regularly.

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The 1980s in New York were an ambivalent time: on the one hand, the city was marked by high crime and the AIDS crisis; on the other hand, the economy was booming, helping its profiteers to live decadently. Artists and cultural workers were attracted to the city of contrasts. They dealt critically with issues such as politics and gentrification – but also enjoyed a hedonistic lifestyle. Photographer Tom Warren became one of the most important witnesses of that time. He was a significant part of the New York art scene and gained notoriety for his artistic repurposing of vacant spaces in the East Village. With his portraits of the people and life of New York, he created memories and documents of these times. This monograph showcases his photographs from this period, bringing a bygone decade to life.
TOM WARREN (*1954) is an American photographer. He experienced the 1980s in New York and captured it photographically. At that time he founded several project spaces and exhibited regularly.

Product details

Authors Gregory de la Haba, Anthony Haden-Guest, Pulpo Gallery – Helga Krutzler, Pulpo Gallery – Katherina Zeifang
Publisher Hatje Cantz Verlag
 
Languages English
Product format Hardback
Released 22.12.2021
 
EAN 9783775751810
ISBN 978-3-7757-5181-0
No. of pages 320
Dimensions 274 mm x 38 mm x 318 mm
Weight 2634 g
Illustrations 250 Abb.
Series Monografie
Fotografie
Subjects Humanities, art, music > Art > Photography, film, video, TV

Fotografie, Verstehen, USA, Fotografie: Sammlungen, New York, Schwarz-Weiß-Fotografie, Portraits, Polaroids, auseinandersetzen, Fotojournalismus und Dokumentarfotografie, Kunstszene New York

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