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Nostalgia.

Title
Nostalgia. Volume 3 / David Horvitz ; edited by Ed Steck.
Author
Horvitz, David
Publication
Mexico City : Gato Negro Ediciones ; München ; Zürich : Edition Taube, 2022.

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Additional Authors
Steck, Ed
Description
300 pages; 23 cm
Summary
  • "Nostalgia is an ongoing artwork started in 2019 that takes the form of deleting digital photographs from my personal archive. These photographs have been made on various digital cameras since the early 2000's and stored on computers, hard drives and memory cards. Their subjects are diverse: ranging from personal moments, to visual note- taking as a mnemonic device, to photos used in artworks. (And some I just don't remember or know why I made them, maybe from a drunken blur.)‍When exhibited the artwork is presented as a digital projection. The photographs are exhibited once for one minute and then deleted. The number of projected (and deleted) images equal the number in minutes an exhibition is open. For example, in 2019 at La Criée centre d'art contemporain in Rennes, France, Nostalgia consisted of 19,080 digital photographs projected for a total duration of 19,080 minutes. If no one is in the exhibition at the moment a photograph is projected, no one sees it".--Back cover.
  • "Nostalgia is an ongoing artwork started in 2019 that takes the form of deleting digital photographs from my personal archive. These photographs have been made on various digital cameras since the early 2000's and stored on computers, hard drives and memory cards. Their subjects are diverse: ranging from personal moments, to visual note- taking as a mnemonic device, to photos used in artworks. (And some I just don't remember or know why I made them, maybe from a drunken blur.)? When exhibited the artwork is presented as a digital projection. The photographs are exhibited once for one minute and then deleted. The number of projected (and deleted) images equal the number in minutes an exhibition is open. For example, in 2019 at La Criée centre d'art contemporain in Rennes, France, Nostalgia consisted of 19,080 digital photographs projected for a total duration of 19,080 minutes. If no one is in the exhibition at the moment a photograph is projected, no one sees it." --Back cover.
Alternative Title
Fot 4/2/2008 1:44 PM
Subject
  • Horvitz, David
  • Horvitz, David
  • Conceptual art
  • Photography > Digital techniques
  • Memory
  • Artists' books
  • Art conceptuel
  • Photographie numérique
  • Livres d'artistes
  • Conceptual
  • bookworks
  • Artists' books
  • Conceptual art
  • Memory
  • Photography > Digital techniques
Genre/Form
  • catalogs (documents)
  • artists' books (books)
  • Artists' books
  • Catalogs
  • Catalogs.
  • Artists' books.
  • Catalogues.
  • Livres d'artistes.
Note
  • Title from colophon.
  • The photographs from this book were presented and deleted between 15 October 2022 and 21 January 2023 at an exhbition at Jean-Kenta Gauthier gallery in Paris.
ISBN
  • 9786079876395
  • 6079876396
  • 9783945900093
  • 3945900093
OCLC
  • on1382431018
  • 1382431018
  • SCSB-14648046
Owning Institutions
Columbia University Libraries