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50 Photographs
AuthorJessica Lange
Introduction:
Patti Smith
LanguageEnglish
GenreBlack-and-white,fine-art photography
Published2008 (powerHouse Books)[1]
Brooklyn,New York
Publication placeUnited States
Media typePrint (Hardcover)
Pages112
AwardsGeorge Eastman House Award
ISBN978-157-6874-53-0[1]
OCLC227032407
779
Followed byIn Mexico

50 Photographsis aphoto bookbyAmerican visual artistJessica Lange,published bypowerHouse Bookson November 18, 2008. Featuring anintroductionwritten by theNational Book Award-winner[2]Patti Smith,[3]theart workdistributed byRandom Houseis the official debut of Lange as aphotographer.[1]

Background

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Before engulfing herself in an acting career, Lange studiedartandphotographyat theUniversity of Minnesota,as well made a fewdocumentary filmsin Europe in the late 1960s.[4]While at the university, she formed a relationship with photographer Francisco "Paco" Grande. The pair married in 1970 and Lange dropped out of the school in favor of travelling with Grande throughout the United States. Their relationship would eventually end in 1981, however.[5]

She returned to photography many years later, when her latter partnerSam Shepardbrought home from a movie set aLeica camera.After three decades in front of the cameras, she then rehabilitated her former dream of being on the other side of the lens, initially photographing her children.[6][7]

Development

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Approximately five years before her first set saw its eventual release, Lange showed some of her work to Frenchfilm photographerBrigitte Lacombethat began her campaign in 1975,[8]as well toWim Wenders' wife Donata who also became involved invisual artsherself. Encouraged with both fellow artists to "think bigger", she thus started printing at a professional lab and decided to release a book of her own pictures.[6]

When I first showed them to Brigitte Lacombe, she said to me, 'Oh, Jessie. Why are you still so lonely?' And [I] realized that I'm attracted to people in solitary situations that are evocative of lonesomeness.[6]

Her collection of fiftyblack-and-whitestudies of unknown people and far-away places was published under title50 PhotographsthroughpowerHouse Bookson November 18, 2008, and along with a special contribution written byPatti Smith[1][3](pictured top right).

Titled and signed by the actress au verso in pencil,[9]all the pictures were shot mostly during Lange's considerable travels in such places asEthiopia,Mexico,Romaniaand Russia. Some of them though, were also taken in the northern part of her nativeMinnesotaand inNew York,respectively.[4]

Art exhibitions

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2008–2009: United States

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Lange's firstart exhibitiontook place at Howard Greenberg Gallery,[10][11]located on the northeast corner at 41-45 East 57th Street andMadison Avenueina tower blockknown for housing a number of important galleries inN.Y.C.,New York.[12]A member of the Association of International Photography Art Dealers (AIPAD),[n. 1][14]originally known as Photofind (1981), theMidtown's gallery in demonstratesphotojournalismandstreet photographycovering a variety of other genres, such ascontemporary photography,Photo-Secession(Camera Work),vintage prints(Time,LIFE), in addition to styles spanning frompictorialismtomodernism.[12][14]

Her exhibit entitledJessica Lange: Photographs,introduced twenty-nine black-and-white pictures, all being displayed on the Howard Greenberg Gallery's main space from November 26, 2008 until January 10 the following year.[10][11]Some of thePaul Strand's work took by himself in the northern region ofAfrica,served as an instrumental thematic show.[15][16]

Butler Institute of American Art

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"Mexico" (1992-2008)

Lange was the guest of honor for the 50th anniversary of theButler Institute of American ArtinYoungstown, Ohio,where her50 Photographsexhibition was on display from May 12 to July 5, 2009.[17][18]In theU.S. House of Representatives,CongressmanTim Ryannoted that "The collection of her photographs shown here at the Butler capture a range of diverse subject matter from her years of travel. Due to her artistic vision, we are able to be a part of a fifteen year trek from Romania to Ethiopia and back to her home state of Minnesota."[17]

Rosegallery

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Shortly after the release of her latestTV film,Grey Gardens(2009), Lange's images received their exposure on July 14 through ROSEGALLERY atBergamot Station,placed in aSanta Monica'sart complexon Michigan Avenue.[19][20][21]Founded in 1991, the gallery carries a lineup of diverse modern and contemporary artists.[22]

A thirty-one photograph show[23]simply namedJessica Lange,[24]was co-produced by Howard Greenberg Gallery andMotion Picture & Television Fundin common.[19][20][21]Lange attended a reception which followed four days later.[25][26]

George Eastman House

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In an attempt to showcase more visual liberties,George Eastman House - International Museum of Photography & FilminRochester, NYenhanced her photographic work with the retrospective series of her fivefeature filmsJessica Lange Thursdays,screening her performances delivered forThe Postman Always Rings Twice(on July 2),[27]Tootsie(on July 9),[28]Music Box(on July 16),[29]Blue Sky(on July 23)[30]andTitus(on July 30).[31]Besides, atributeevening was held atDryden Theateron July 25, preceded with a Lange's personal presentation of her then current movie release,Grey Gardens.[32]As a result, she was given the firstGeorge Eastman House Honors Awardever that night.[4]

Lange's second museum venue named after her book occurred on July 18,[4]demonstrating thirty-three photos taken from the publication.[33]The show was opened to public by September 20, 2009.[4]

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The venue for the fifth and final promo exhibition of Lange's premier monograph became A Gallery for Fine Photography, based in theFrench Quarterat 241 Chartres Street in New Orleans, Louisiana. Another member of AIPAD, the gallery presents contemporary and classic photography from the 19th, 20th and 21st century.[14]

Main article:Jessica Lange exhibitions
Year Title Duration Ref
Reception Opening – Closing
2008 Jessica Lange: Photographs
+ photo-eye Gallery
• Reception and book signing at photo-eye Gallery, 376 Garcia Street, Suite A,Santa Fe, New Mexicotook time at 3-5 p.m., Saturday, on December 13.[34][35]
 November 26 – January 10, 2009 [10]
[11]
Howard Greenberg Gallery,New York City,New York,US
  • Her premiere public exhibition promoted 29 black-and-white photos,[10]all taken from the volume50 Photographs.[10][11](A secondary running exposition,North Africa 1959–1963,presented a work byPaul Strand.[15][16])
2009 Jessica Lange: 50 Photographs†
+ Gala Party
• Part of the event featured a Gala Party on May 28, 2009 with Lange presented as Guest of Honor.[36][n. 2]
 May 28, 2009[36] May 12 – July 5, 2009[17] [36]
[38]
Butler Institute of American Art,Youngstown, Ohio,US
Jessica Lange[n. 3] July 18, 2009[25][26] July 14 – September 12, 2009[n. 4] [19]
[20]
[21]
ROSEGALLERY,Santa Monica, California,US
50 Photographs by Jessica Lange
+ Jessica Lange Thursdays
• Excluding a digital screening of her then most recent TV workGrey Gardens(on July 25, 2009)[32]introduced by herself in person,[4]following works were showcased within the retrospective:The Postman Always Rings Twice(on July 2),[27]Tootsie(on July 9),[28]Music Box(on July 16),[29]Blue Sky(on July 23),[30]andTitus(on July 30)[31][n. 6]
+ An Evening with Jessica Lange
• Apart from a discussion of her artistic career accompanied with clips of her motion picture work, Lange presented at Dryden a guided tour through her still photographs on July 25, 2009, and abook signing.[n. 7]On the same occasion, she was bestowed theGeorge Eastman House Honors Awardfor her lifetime contribution.[4]
 July 25, 2009 July 18[n. 8]– September 20, 2009 [4]
George Eastman House,Rochester,New York, US
50 Photographs by Jessica Lange
+ Artist Discussion with Jessica Lange
• Part of the exhibition included a specialPowerPointslide showof her photographs atOgden Museum of Southern Art,New Orleans, LA, on October 4, 2009. Hosted by Joshua Mann Pailet, Lange discussed her motivation to photograph. (Entrance was free for the museum members only).[44]
 October 3, 2009[45] October 3 – December 31, 2009 [46]
A Gallery for Fine Photography,New Orleans,Louisiana,US
†denotes an exhibition with free admission.

Other appearances

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Art fairs and festivals

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Year Title Duration Ref
Reception Opening – Closing
2010 AP' art
L'artiste <<outsider>> 2010[47]
• The part of the event featured a photo show by Lange that ran from July 9[48]until September 19, 2010[49]at Ateliers de l'Image inSaint-Rémy-de-Provence.[48][49][50]
 July 6, 2010[n. 10] July 8–13, 2010[47][48] [47]
[48]
[49]
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Saint-Rémy-de-Provence/Alpilles,France,EU
  • The first edition of the Festival international d'art contemporain, Alpilles-Provense'art[47][48]presented also Lange's artwork under titleL'artiste <<outsider>> 2010[47]in Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, France.[48][49][50]
2011 photo la XX + art la projects
Lucie Foundation Presents Jessica Lange
• Part of the event featured a special viewing of photographs by Lange andTasya van Reeon January 14. The limited capacity show was presented by the Lucie Awards Foundation from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. in upstairs VIP lounge.[51]
 January 13, 2011 January 14–17, 2011 [51]
[52]
[53]
Santa Monica Civic Auditorium,Santa Monica, California, US
Upon invitation only.

Reception

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Critical response

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Selections from her premiere photo-book were initially published in the spring 2007 issue ofAperture.The magazine devoted to fine art photography then wrote: "Jessica's photographs very much reflect her personality. They are delicate, but powerful... loving, warm, and extremely poetic."[55]

Awards

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Year Nominated work Award Category Result Ref
2009 Herself George Eastman House Honors Award Lifetime achievement Honored [4]
Awarded for her contribution to cinema and photography.

Commercial performance

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According to an article published by theonline art magazineartneton December 4, 2008,50 Photographssold out its initial printing in a two-week period since the official release.[56]

Samples

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"California" "Mexico" "Minnesota" "Montana"

See also

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Footnotes

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  1. ^AIPAD (*1979) maintain standards in the field of photography, including promotion, exhibitions, buying and selling photos. The association merge a number of members/galleries from the United States, Canada, Europe, Australia and Japan.[13]
  2. ^According to thePRdepartment, 300 people attended the BIAA's 90th anniversary.[37]
  3. ^The ROSEGALLERY's website[19]and theNBC 4 KNBC's,[20]they both refer to"Jessica Lange: 50 Photographs"as the title of her exposition in Santa Monica, CA. The original poster by ROSEGALLERY shows"Jessica Lange,"actually.[24]Other online sources, such as e.g.artnet,[21]Getty Images,[25]Zimbio,[26]and ARTslanT[39]these documented the event as"Jessica Lange: 50 Photographs 1992–2008,"following its reception on July 18, 2009.[25][26]
  4. ^While the original poster shows "July 11, 2009,"[24]some of additional press statements by ROSEGALLERY calculated with "July 14" as the official start date of the exhibition,[19]and so did reviews inNBC 4 KNBC[20]andartnet.[21]ARTslanT's reports "July 21," for a change.[39]As for the end-date; "September" 12 report all the original poster,[24]NBC 4 KNBC,[20]artnet[21]as well ARTslanT.[39]Although, another articles by ROSEGALLERY[19]andThe Photo Exchange[40]show "October 10."
  5. ^McKinniss fromThe Photo Exchangewrote the exhibition consisted of "28 photographs."[40]
  6. ^In addition to, the Dryden Theater presentedCape Fearon February 17, 2010.[41]
  7. ^Tickets were on sale from June 16, 2009, at Dryden Theater box office, George Eastman House admissions desk and online through dryden.eastmanhouse.org, respectively.[4]
  8. ^An initial promo release by George Eastman House stated "July 13, 2009" as the opening of the exhibit.[33]
  9. ^George Eastman House Annual Report quotes the series"Jessica Lange Retrospective."[42]
  10. ^The pre-opening took two days prior to the official start of AP'art festival, thus on Tuesday, July 6, 2010 at 5 p.m.[48]
  11. ^According to the Stephen Cohen Gallery, over 8,000 people visited the 2011's volume.[54]

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