The Day-to-Day Life of Albert Hastings
Kaylynn Deveney
CONDITION & NOTES | |
Very Good / Exterior has some shelf wear. Spine is sun-tanned. |
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TYPE | PUBLICATION YEAR |
Hardcover |
2007 |
EDITION | LANGUAGE |
First |
English |
PUBLISHER | DIMENSIONS |
Princeton Architectural Press | 20.5 x 16.5 x 1.5 cm |
Very Good / Exterior has some shelf wear. Spine is sun-tanned.
TYPE
Hardcover
PUBLICATION YEAR
2007
EDITION
First
LANGUAGE
English
PUBLISHER
Princeton Architectural Press
DIMENSIONS
20.5 x 16.5 x 1.5 cm
ABOUT
"Early in this project Bert shared some intriguing thoughts and comments with me concerning my photographs of him. These comments led me to think more about the ways our ideas regarding photography differed. I wondered too how my perceptions of Bert differed from the way he saw himself. To better understand his feelings about being photographed and his reactions to my photographs, I asked Bert to caption small prints I kept in a pocket-sized notebook. Each speaking from our own perspective, we began the dialog that eventually became this book. Bert’s captions create a new context for my photographs, while some correspond to the thinking that shaped the image, others interpret the image in a different way, thereby adding a critical second perspective to this work.
In addition to the photographs of Bert, and the captions he writes, the images of Bert’s folded pajamas, nightcap, space heater atop a biscuit tin, and the simple apparatus he engineered to hold a broken daffodil up straight in a shallow teacup, all speak to me of him. I consider this work to be highly subjective and only a collection of selected moments and details, but for me these small insights have real resonance". - Kaylynn Deveney