P.Y.T. Pretty Young Thing, 2013
Marie Angeletti, Aurélien Arbet and Jérémie Egry, Flemming Ove Bech
Steven Brahms, Baker & Evans, Asger Carlsen, Bryan Dooley, Maurice van Es, Ryan Foerster, Thomas Hauser, Nico Krijno, Mårten Lange
Inka Lindergård and Niclas Holmström, Winslow Laroche, Jeremy Liebman, Max J. Marshall and Andrea P. Nguyen, Luke Norman & Nik Adam, Nicolas Poillot, David Schoerner, Anne Kathrin Schuhmann, Daniel Shea, Bill Sullivan, Athena Torri, Hannah Whitaker, Grant WillingXerox silicone prints with handmade unique cover
Edition of 400
17 x 23 cm, 56 pages, 48 images
Edit and design by Lodret Vandret
ISBN 978-87-92988-01-0
Published by Vandret Publications“We are fascinated with the pretty, young thing. As images makers we often look for the new or the new to our eye. Then we obsess. An object, a shape or the ’thing-ness’ of a scene is fetishized as the artist wants to posess it and make it his or her own by rendering it in a protographic print.
’P.Y.T.’ is the name and conceptual starting point for a new series of titles from Vandret Publications. For this first P.Y.T. title Vandret Publications is excited to have gathered works from some of the most interesting young image makers working in the field of photography today.”
[purchase online here on lodret vandret]
I have some work in this book. Pick it up, looks great.
Moving to Baltimore when I did when I was 18, and coming into DIY and punk with people like this as my friends, absolutely informed who I am today. That city will always have a very special place in my heart.
Nolen Strals and Double Dagger had a massive influence on my life. I owe Nolen a lot. Can’t wait to see this. Also look at their design work: Post Typography.
Here are some installation images of my work in the exhibition A Spectre is Haunting, now open at Gallery 400 in Chicago. Some events associated with the exhibition:
- Artists talks, April 10th, 5-7 (event details)
- Exhibition opening, Friday April 12th, 5-8 (event details)
Robert Gordon for Bloomberg Markets.
My friend Gregg Evans just made this image available as an affordable print to support his thesis exhibition. Limited to 20, so email him if interested: gregorycevans@yahoo.com. Also follow him on tumblr.
"I’ll tell you this much: the net art Duchamp won’t be a WASPy bourgeois merrily and post-ironically replicating corporate aesthetics and waxing nostalgic about the consuming and computing of their suburban 90s childhood."
Jesse Darling’s Facebook (via altcrit)
(Source: mfortki, via williamlmoore)