In an artist's studio, often beauty is bred from mistakes and frustrating errors lead to breakthroughs. Fractured, the name of a new body of work and title of Jeremy Kost's first monograph of men, comes from this place.A camera malfunction led to the birth of an entirely new, unseen series of multiple exposure Polaroids of young men, a subject Kost has been investigating for nearly a decade. Made in the last 24 months, less than1% of the work has been seen outside of the studio before the publication of this book. Presenting dreamlike, fractured narratives collapsed into one single Polaroid frame, each image takes the viewer to an intimate place filled with broken dreams and unrequited desire, all the while, celebrating man's beauty and identity. Whether cropped to show luminous details or simply floated on the page, each photograph represents a tangible moment layered in mystery while also hauntingly beautiful.
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Weight: 1720g
Dimensions: 247 x 298mm
Publication Date: 01 Oct 2014
Publisher: Damiani
Publication City/Country: Italy
Language: English
ISBN13: 9788862083638
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Jeremy Kost is a tireless chronicler of gender sexuality and nightlife. Bornin Corpus Christi Texas he now lives and works in New York City. Stronglyinfluenced by Warhol both in his choice of subjects and technique Kostextends the creative potential of some of Warhol's favorite tools - thePolaroid camera silkscreen processes and more. In Kost's work Polaroidimages not only serve as the basis of silkscreen paintings but are massedtogether in elaborate multilayered photo-collages.In May 2012 The Warhol partnered with Hugo Boss to present a soloexhibition Of an Instance featuring Kost's work in New York City. Friendswith Benefits the artist's first solo museum exhibition opened at TheWarhol in December of 2012 also with generous support from Boss.Kost has also exhibited internationally including solo exhibitions atConner Contemporary Art Washington D.C.; Galerie Nuke Paris...