Valérie Belin | Exhibition catalogue

In the wake of the exhibition dedicated to Valerie Belin's work at the Centre Pompidou, The Editions du Centre Pompidou and Editions Dilecta released a very accurate monograph with a stunning iconography about one of the major current French photographers.

Description

Under the direction of Clément Chéroux, the catalog offers a journey through the various themes Valerie Belin worked on. In addition to Clément Chéroux's explanations, an interview between Valerie Belin and Roxana Maroci, curator of the MoMa's photography department, makes it possible to get the gist of the artist's artworks.

Characteristics

Binding : hardcover
Language : French edition

EAN: 9791090490741
Number of pages: 144
Number of illustrations: 130
Publication date: 19/06/2015
Dimensions: 21 x 26 cm
Author: Sous la direction de Clément Chéroux
Publishers: Centre Pompidou, editions dilecta
Categories: Books, Exhibition catalogues, Monograph and art movements
Topics: Photography

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