Story: TV Shots - Special Edition III
Steidl Editions
Limited edition in 3 versions, 10 copies each (+1 AP)
For his first serious body of work, Harry Gruyaert made photographs of distorted TV images, covering events such as the 1972 Munich Olympics to produce a distressed parody of the current affairs photostory. The work created controversy when exhibited (at the Robert Delpire Gallery in Paris in 1974), with its disrespectful assault on the culture of television and its radical challenge (both formally and in terms of content) to the conventions of press photography. Gruyaert views the work as the closest thing to journalistic photography he has ever made.
- Price
- UK £750.00
- US $1,500.00
- EC €1,000.00
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Limited edition in 3 versions, 10 copies each (+1 AP)
Each book signed and numbered (1/10 - 10/10)
Includes a signed and numbered Diasec print
All housed in an embossed salander box
Book: Flexible hardcover, 150 pages, 105 colour plates - Steidl Editions
- ISBN: No (GT/SE3)
- Publication date: January 2008
