Книга Hardcore: The Cinematic World of Pulp. Paul Burgess, Louise Colbourne (english)

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Книга Hardcore: The Cinematic World of Pulp. Paul Burgess, Louise Colbourne (english)

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Автор: Paul Burgess, Louise Colbourne
Видавництво: Thames & Hudson
Мова: Англійська
Рік видання: 2023
Формат: 227 × 276 мм
Кількість сторінок: 256

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Артикул: 9780500026984 Категорії: , , Product ID: 98518

A rich visual celebration of Pulp’s sixth album, This is Hardcore, featuring unseen photography and behind-the-scenes interviews.

From the mid- to late 1990s, Paul Burgess was invited by Jarvis Cocker to document the British band Pulp, taking photographs during video shoots, live gigs, and other events for what has become one of the landmark albums of the period, This Is Hardcore. Written and designed by Burgess and Louise Colbourne, Hardcore contains a candid selection of previously unseen images of the band, behind the scenes and on set, from the four main video shoots made to promote the album. Twenty-five years have passed since Pulp released this extraordinary album, and this book holds up a mirror to the ingenious creative processes and characters behind the seminal record.

With carefully curated images from Burgess’s archive, Hardcore also includes quotations and interviews from then and now by the video directors, band members, and other artists involved with the album. The book contains contributions from Doug Nichol, John Currin, Stephen Mallinder, Sergei Sviatchenko, John Stezaker, and Florian Habicht, all of whom have a connection to the album, the band, or the era. There are also visual responses from a selection of younger artists and designers, such as Alexa Vieira, who have been inspired by Burgess’s photographs and the band’s legacy.

214 color illustrations

Вага 1.45 kg
Розміри 276 × 227 mm
Автор

Louise Colbourne, Paul Burgess

Видавництво

Thames & Hudson

Мова

Англійська

Рік видання

2023

Кількість сторінок

256

Ілюстрації

Кольорові

Формат

227 × 276 мм

Папір

Крейдований

ISBN

9780500026984

Штрихкод

9780500026984

Палітурка

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