Carl Chairenza - Solitudes
Carl Chairenza - Solitudes
Volume 2 in the Lodima Press Portfolio Book Series
Photographs made especially for this booka continuation of Chiarenza's examination of the metaphorical possibilities of photography.
What is here cannot be said. . . Calm, harmonious retreats. Silent, yet swollen with sound. — Carl Chiarenza
Softbound Edition of 1000 Copies
Printed by SALTO in 600 Line Screen Quadtone
9 5/8 x 8 5/8-inches - 24 Pages
10 Reproductions
CARL CHIARENZA, artist, art historian, and critic, is Artist-in-Residence and and Fanny Knapp Allen Professor Emeritus of Art History at the University of Rochester. His photographs have been seen in 78 one-person and over 240 group exhibitions since 1957. His work is in over 35 museum collections in the United States, France, and Japan. Chiarenza's previous books are: Chiarenza:Landscapes of the Mind (1988), and Chiarenza:Evocations (2002); he is the author ofAaron Siskind: Pleasures and Terrors (1982).
Chiarenza has lectured and taught workshops at over 90 institutions in 30 states since 1973. He taught art history at Boston University from 1963 to 1986 and taught his first history of photography course there in 1964. He taught art history at the University of Rochester from 1986 to 1999.
Read more about the series
This is an ongoing series of beautiful, yet affordable photography books of previously unpublished work by leading and emerging contemporary photographers. These books are printed to the high standards for which Lodima Press has become known—600-line screen quadtone on heavy cover stock, insuring that the reproductions are true to the originals.
Each book in the series contains from 10 to 18 photographs and includes a statement by the photographer. The books have 24 pages and are 9 5/8″ x 8 5/8″ in size.
The series was available in both a softbound edition limited to 1000 copies (sold individually and by subscription to the entire series), and a hardbound edition limited to 100 signed and numbered copies, originally available as a complete set and by subscription only. We are now making available the few signed and numbered books from incomplete sets.
