书名：Masterworks of Industrial Photography 2015 / 工业摄影杰作 2015
定价：830.0
ISBN：9788891810991
作者：Laura Guidetti
版次：1
出版时间：2016-01

内容提要：

题 目：Masterworks of Industrial Photography 2015 / 工业摄影杰作 2015

作 者：Laura Guidetti

出 版：Electa，2016

装 帧：精装，666页

语种：意大利文，英文

尺 寸：22.6*29.6 cm

 

 

本书为2015年MAST基金会"今日工业"系列首展文献集，聚焦三大主题：传统工业的式微与经典工业摄影的转型、产业大规模向亚洲外迁的浪潮、以及技术急速演进下的生态变革。展览通过奥利沃·巴尔别里、亨里克·斯波勒等六位摄影大师那些近乎晦涩的影像，促使观者反思工业景观的呈现方式，揭示当代生产体系深处的不透明性。

《摄影/工业》单元记载GD4PhotoArt摄影奖新锐得主——拉斐尔·达拉波尔塔、米特拉与巴塔查吉双人组、罗伊格·布莱萨/德尔福斯组合及奥斯卡·蒙松的突破性创作。平行展"从相册到书籍：意大利工业百廿文献"呈现萨维娜·帕尔米耶里研究成果，梳理意大利工业摄影演进脉络：从初期纪念相册，到中期宣传册页，最终发展为成熟出版物——整整一个多世纪里，工业领域始终将摄影作为推广工具，以相册、手册、宣传页与周年纪念册等形式构建其视觉史诗。

然而2015年最引人注目的当属英德摄影大师埃米尔·奥托·霍佩回顾展。MAST基金会联合霍佩档案馆，首度公开192帧未面世工业摄影作品。这些珍品展现了艺术家充满浪漫主义与存在主义的视角，在原始自然的映衬下，赋予人类工业造物以近乎神性的辉光。

 

The book is a collection of the MAST exhibition of 2015: The first “Industry Today” exhibition explores the decline of industry and classical industrial photography, the outsourcing of a large number of production units to Asia and the rapid progress of technology. It inspires a reflection on how industrial landscape is represented and illustrates – through the almost impenetrable photographs of Olivo Barbieri, Henrik Spohler, Carlo Valsecchi, Stéphane Couturier, Thomas Struth and Hiroshi Sugimoto – the deep lack of transparency in today’s production processes.

Foto/Industria chronicles the works of Rapha?l Dallaporta, Madhuban Mitra & Manas Bhattacharya, Marc Roig Blesa/Rogier Delfos and óscar Monzón, the young finalists of the GD4PhotoArt prize. The parallel exhibition ” Album to Book. Italian Industry in 120 volumes”, dedicated to the works of Savina Palmieri, outlines the history of industry and industrial photography in Italy. It shows how the first step was the photo album, followed by the pamphlet and then finally the book. For over a century industry has used photography as a tool for promotion, in the form of photo albums, pamphlets, promotional leaflets and anniversary books. 

However the most popular exhibition of 2015 was the retrospective of Anglo-German photographer Emil Otto Hoppé: in collaboration with the Hoppé archives, MAST presented 192 of his previously unpublished industrial photographs showcasing the artist’s deeply romantic and existentialist, sometimes even spiritual, vision of man and his achievements in the context of a pre-existing nature.