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Yildiz Moran, (1932-1995).

Yildiz Moran: Timeless photographs.= Zamansiz fotograflar. [Exhibition catalogue]. Edited by Begüm Akkoyunlu Ersöz, Tania Bahar.

Pera Museum, 2013

47,00 €

Khalkedon Books, IOBA, ESA Bookshop (Istanbul, Turchia)

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Dettagli

Anno di pubblicazione
2013
ISBN
9786054642205
Luogo di stampa
Istanbul
Autore
Yildiz Moran, (1932-1995).
Pagine
0
Editori
Pera Museum
Formato
4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall
Edizione
1st Edition
Soggetto
ORT TURKISH PHOTOGRAPHY OF THE ART HISTORY ARTS BIOGRAPHY, PHOTOGRAPHER TÜRKISCH TURC TURQUE TURCO TYRKISK KUNSTGESCHICHTE, HISTOIRE DE L'ART STORIA DELL'ARTE HISTORIA DEL ARTE, KUNSTHISTORIEN, Photography
Descrizione
Soft cover
Lingue
Inglese
Legatura
Brossura
Prima edizione

Descrizione

New English Paperback. 4to. (28 x 24 cm). In English and Turkish. 191 p., b/w photographs. The first female photographer of Turkey to have received an academic training, Yildiz Moran's photographs (1932-1995) was presented in a comprehensive exhibition for the first time at Pera Museum. Yildiz Moran began her career in photography with great passion, only to give it up after marrying Özdemir Asaf, another great passion in her life; nevertheless, during her brief career, Moran was able to produce significant and variegated work after studying with the famous photographer John Vickers in Britain. Her first solo exhibition in Cambridge was followed by those in Istanbul, Ankara, London, and Edinburgh. Besides her technical prowess and her masterful use of light, Yildiz Moran was a photographer who put her soul, intellect, and heart - in other words her whole self - into her work, thereby lending depth to her images. This comprehensive exhibition catalogue, a "retrospective" in a sense, aims to present Moran's inner voice through a new reading that focuses on the traces of her visibility within the history of Turkish and international photography.