Eleven To Liverpool Street
Katja Stuke
BöhmKobayashi
English
Softcover, made up of 4 newspaper style booklets
Edition 114 of 150
46 pages
305 x 250 mm
2012
ISBN Not Available
This newspaper-style book shows large video portraits, taken during a busride in London in April 2009 on the Route 11 from World’s End to Liverpool Street Station. You see – from an suvereillance point of view – pedestrians and bankers, and in the second part of the book – from a face-to-face perspective – portraits of (masked) protesters who stopped the traffic in the City of London with their Anti-G20-summit-demonstrations.
(source https://www.lensculture.com/books/14809-eleven-to-liverpool-street)
About the Artist
Katja Stuke (b. 1968) is a German artist. She lives and works in Düsseldorf. Together with Oliver Sieber she covers an extensive range of personas: photographers and artists, curators and exhibition organisers, designers and art book editors. Yet as they move through their photographic cosmos, it is not always so easy to determine where one identity ends and the other begins. Regardless, in their works and activities as artists and art facilitators they have long since become moderators of a very specific photographic culture.
katjastuke.de
(source: http://crownproject.art/katja-stuke/)
About the Publisher
BöhmKobayashi is a publishing project run by Katja Stuke and Oliver Sieber.
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