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| | | Beatrice Minda InnenweltIntroduction by Ulrich Pohlmann. Text by Felix Hoffmann, Richard Wagner.
Beatrice Minda (born 1968) was a pupil of Katharina Sieverding at the Hochschule der Künste in Berlin. Since 2003 she has been working on a series of photographs that explore the intertwined subjects of homeland, exile and collective identity as they manifest in the living spaces of Romanian migrants. The earliest photographs of these interiors were taken in Romania, the "atmospheres of the spaces in my childhood" (as the artist testifies). Other photographs were taken in Paris, Munich and Berlin, preferred destinations of twentieth-century Romanian migrants. In a third section, Minda photographed the shacks of Romanian migrant workers in the suburbs of Paris. This handsomely produced monograph is the first presentation of this wonderful series, along with an introduction by Ulrich Pohlmann and essays by art historian Felix Hoffmann and German-Romanian author Richard Wagner.
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| | | FROM THE ARTBOOK BLOG ERIN DUNIGAN | DATE 2/2/2011 I think that this lost world––as it really is a world that is lost––it had its point of rest, its balance. -Ildico Jarcsek-Zamfirescu
Sifting through the library, the melancholy music of Mazzy Star faintly resounding in the background on another unsurprisingly rainy day; I am struggling to find inspiration. I am digging deep, trying to uncover a book that really hits a chord. Then suddenly, without thought or expectation, I reach in and pull out Beatrice Minda’s Innenwelt (or Inner World) and I have one of those utterly satisfying moments where I know instantly, THIS is exactly what I’ve been searching for. continue to blog | |  | Hatje CantzISBN: 9783775736121
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FORMAT: Clothbound, 10.75 x 10 in. / 160 pgs / 60 color.
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ISBN: 9783775719698
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Introduction by Ulrich Pohlmann. Text by Felix Hoffmann, Richard Wagner. Beatrice Minda (born 1968) was a pupil of Katharina Sieverding at the Hochschule der Künste in Berlin. Since 2003 she has been working on a series of photographs that explore the intertwined subjects of homeland, exile and collective identity as they manifest in the living spaces of Romanian migrants. The earliest photographs of these interiors were taken in Romania, the "atmospheres of the spaces in my childhood" (as the artist testifies). Other photographs were taken in Paris, Munich and Berlin, preferred destinations of twentieth-century Romanian migrants. In a third section, Minda photographed the shacks of Romanian migrant workers in the suburbs of Paris. This handsomely produced monograph is the first presentation of this wonderful series, along with an introduction by Ulrich Pohlmann and essays by art historian Felix Hoffmann and German-Romanian author Richard Wagner.
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