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Rineke Dijkstra, Rebecca Solnit & Iceberg Economies
Photograph © Rineke Dijkstra, from Portraits. “Tecla, Amsterdam, Netherlands, May 16th 1994“ “The official economic arrangements and the laws that enforce them ensure that hungry and homeless people will be plentiful amid plenty. The shadow system provides soup kitchens, food… Continue reading
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Category Art, Photography, Politics, Thought
Tags Culture, Photography, Portraiture, Rebecca Solnit, Rineke Dijkstra, Society, Unwaged labour, Writing
One off: Rineke Dijkstra.
“Rineke Dijkstra’s figures are simply ‘there’. Whether full or half-length, frontal or in three-quarter view, whether indoors or outdoors, the figures stand their ground, self-evident, calm, simple, almost everyday. There are no histrionics or wild contortions, no dramatic gestures or… Continue reading
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Category Art, Criticism, Photography, Thought
Tags Photography, Portraiture, Rineke Dijkstra, Urs Stahel
Visser on Dijkstra
“One would clearly not want to term the work of Rineke Dijkstra ironic, but it is certainly averse to great gestures, leaden concepts of academic reflection. Despite all her artistic and commercial success, Dijkstra operates on a small scale, and… Continue reading
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Category Art, Criticism, Photography, Thought
Tags August Sander, Bernd and Hilla Becher, Clarity, Documentary photography, Lucidity, Photography, Portraiture, Rineke Dijkstra, The Document, Thomas Struth, Typological, Typologies