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Post Scriptum Christer Strömholm is by far the largest monograph detailing the life and work of one of Swedens greatest photographers. With nearly 270 of Christer Strömholms best photographs, and including a biography by author Johan Tell and essays by journalist Carole Naggar and gallery owner Christian Caujolle. Christer Strömholm (1918-2002) is considered to be one of the most important Swedish photographers of our time. He spent most of his life in Sweden but early on made France his second home. He founded the legendary photography school Fotoskolan in Stockholm in 1962 and inspired an entire generation of photographers. His first book, Poste Restante, made him a renowned photographer and his depiction of transsexuals in the Paris of the 1960s resulted in Vännerna från Place Blanche (The Friends from Place Blanche). His images from travels in Japan, Spain and the United States have won wide acclaim and he is represented in several of the worlds leading museums. Christer Strömholm was appointed professor of photography by the Swedish government and was honoured with the prestigious Hasselblad Award in 1997.

Strömholm, Christer --- landschapsfotografie --- zwart-wit fotografie --- reportagefotografie (documentaire fotografie) --- portretfotografie --- zelfportretten --- travestieën --- Zweden --- 761.2 --- fotografen, afzonderlijk --- transsexualiteit (transseksualiteit) --- travestie

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When we are born, we are each assigned a gender based on our physical anatomy. But why is it that some people experience such dissonance between their biological sex and their inner identity? Is gender something we are or something we do? Is our expression of gender inborn or does it develop as we grow? Are the traditional binary male and female gender roles relevant in an increasingly fluid and flexible world? This intelligent, stimulating volume assesses the connections between gender, psychology, culture and sexuality, and reveals how individual and social attitudes have evolved over the centuries.

308.1 --- gender --- Seksualiteit --- Identiteit (Zelfbeeld Zelfkennis) --- transsexualiteit --- sociologie der seksen --- transsexualiteit (transseksualiteit) --- Gender identity. --- Identité sexuelle. --- LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender) --- LGBTQ+ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and others) --- Sociology of the family. Sociology of sexuality

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This book draws together for the first time the self-­portraits of French Surrealist artist Claude Cahun (1894–1954) and British contemporary artist Gillian Wearing (b.1963). Although they lived almost one hundred years apart, their work shares similar themes: gender, identity, masquerade and performance. Beginning with a visit to Jersey, where Cahun lived and worked until her death, and where the Cahun archive is housed, Wearing’s journey of discovery is examined in this beautiful book.

kunst --- twintigste eeuw --- eenentwintigste eeuw --- 77.071 CAHUN --- 7.071 CAHUN --- 77.071 WEARING --- 7.071 WEARING --- portretfotografie --- portret --- surrealisme --- lichamelijkheid --- gender studies --- performances --- identiteit --- Frankrijk --- fotografie --- Wearing Gillian --- Cahun Claude --- Groot-Brittannië --- Exhibitions --- performance art --- self-portraits --- identity --- photographs --- life masks --- masks [costume] --- Photography --- Art --- Wearing, Gillian --- Cahun, Claude --- Art and Design. --- Art, British --- Art, British. --- Art, French --- Art, French. --- Art, Modern --- Art, Modern. --- Influence (Literary, artistic, etc.). --- Photography. --- Selbstbildnis. --- Self-portraits --- Self-portraits. --- Cahun, Claude, --- Wearing, Gillian, --- Influence. --- 1900-2099. --- Great Britain. --- 761.2 fotografen afzonderlijk --- sexualiteit --- cultuurgeschiedenis --- gender --- transsexualiteit (transseksualiteit) --- androgynie --- seksualiteit --- Performance --- Masque --- Cahun, Claude, 1894-1954

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Since the #MeToo movement, the masculine exercise of power has been closely scrutinised. The focus on 'toxic' masculinity impacts our perception of male sexuality, which substantially influences the self-image and self-esteem of men. Men are being shamed by others, and they also feel ashamed. This book explores both positions, examining the representation of male sexuality, nudity, fatherhood, violence, rape, fascism and virility, and men and war from male as well as female perspectives. It presents artworks that deal with the intricacies and contradictions of these sociocultural constructs and realities, and combines scholarly essays with short stories and personal testimonies. - Exhibition: H401, Amsterdam, The Netherlands (23.10.2020 - 31.01.2021). Sinds de #metoo-beweging zijn vormen van mannelijk seksueel geweld en machtsmisbruik op grote schaal onder de loep genomen. De focus op ‘toxic masculinity’ heeft invloed op onze perceptie van mannelijke seksualiteit, die het zelfbeeld en het zelfrespect van mannen aanzienlijk beïnvloedt. Mannen worden door anderen beschaamd vanwege hun grensoverschrijdende en minachtende houding; en ze schamen zich intrinsiek voor hun eigen fouten of voor de virulente patronen en tradities binnen de ‘westerse’ opvatting van mannelijkheid.Shame! and Maculinity onderzoekt deze beide standpunten. Het bekijkt de representatie van verschillende aspecten rondom mannelijkheid, zoals seksualiteit, naaktheid, vaderschap, mannelijk geweld, verkrachting, fascisme en mannen en oorlog. Het boek toont verschillende kunstwerken die de finesses en tegenstrijdig-heden inherent aan deze sociaal-culturele constructies en realiteiten adresseren.Shame! and Masculinity is hybride in genre; korte verhalen worden gecombineerd met wetenschappelijke essays, persoonlijke getuigenissen en provocerende en intieme kunstenaarsbijdragen. Het boek reflecteert op de vele betekenissen van mannelijkheid, vanuit uiteenlopende perspectieven. Deze ‘mannelijkheids’-kwesties, die een pregnante rol spelen in de hedendaagse samenleving, maar ook in onze persoonlijke ervaring, in de geschiedenis en in ons eigen lichaam, worden zo gedifferentieerd onderzocht om zo ruim baan te bieden aan andere, en nieuwe vormen van verbeelding.Dit is het tweede deel in de PLURAL-serie. PLURAL richt zich op de intersectie tussen identiteit, macht, representatie en emancipatie, en hoe die tot uiting komt binnen de kunsten en in andere culturele praktijken. De PLURAL-delen willen recht doen aan de veelheid van stemmen, ervaringen en perspectieven in de samenleving en in de kunsten, met nieuwe en kritische inzichten van cultuur- en sociale wetenschappers, kunstenaars, activisten, kunstprofessionals en theoretici. Daarmee wil de serie zowel de geschiedenis, de hedendaagse en toekomstige betekenis van deze diverse posities en hun onderlinge relaties aan de orde stellen. Feminist Art Activisms and Artivisms (Valiz, 2020) is het eerste boek in de PLURAL-reeks.

Masculinity in art --- 7.049 --- 7.041 --- 7.01 --- Gender Studies --- Kunsttheorie ; over mannelijkheid ; mannen ; macho's --- Thema's in de kunst en fotografie ; schaamte ; beschaming --- Masculinity (Psychology) in art --- Iconografie ; verschillende onderwerpen --- Iconografie ; de mens, portretten --- Kunst ; theorie, filosofie, esthetica --- Exhibitions --- gender --- 308.1 --- seksualiteit --- LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender) --- LGBTQ+ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and others) --- transsexualiteit (transseksualiteit) --- sociologie der seksen --- Art --- art [fine art] --- sex [biological characteristic] --- sexuality --- patriarchies --- human figures [visual works] --- masculine --- men [male humans] --- #breakthecanon --- toxic masculinity --- Identité de genre --- Féminisme --- Analyse de l'art --- 7.046 --- kunst --- schilderkunst --- beeldhouwkunst --- fotografie --- tekenkunst --- kunsttheorie --- eenentwintigste eeuw --- mannelijkheid --- naakt --- iconografie --- gender studies --- Masculinité --- Patriarcat --- Violences faites aux femmes --- Discrimination --- Sociologie de la culture --- Essays --- Masculinity --- Book

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Photography --- Film --- photography [process] --- artistieke fotografie --- Arts and Humanities --- General and Others --- Performing Arts, Travel and Leisure --- Rubriek serials: fotografie --- 766.6 --- Tijdschriften (serials) --- persfotografie en fotoreportage --- Periodicals --- 72.036 --- 711.4 --- Japan --- Tokyo --- architectuur --- twintigste eeuw --- urbanisme --- Tange Kenzo --- Yanagisawa Takahiko --- Ito Toyo --- Vinoly Rafael --- Roche Kevin --- Dinkeloo John --- Moriyama & Teshima --- Kuramata Shiro --- Suzuki Edward --- Kitagawara Atsushi --- Takeyama Minoru --- Foster ass --- Ando Tadao --- Ashihara Taro --- 72.036 AZ-japa --- 20ste eeuw (architectuur) --- Twintigste eeuw (architectuur) --- Stedenbouw --- 760.2 --- Goldin, Nan --- Heiferman, Marvin --- Kawauchi, Rinko --- Ballads of sexual dependency --- kunstenaarsboeken --- Pierson, Jack --- Morrisroe, Mark --- Jarcovjakova, Libuse --- Bartholomew Pablo --- Suits, Sunny --- Soden, Daragh --- Wojnarowicz, David --- protest --- activisme --- beeldvorming --- vrouwen in kunst --- vrouwenemancipatie --- Ninagawa, Mika --- Hiromix --- Nagashima, Yurle --- Johnson Artur, Liz --- Kircher, Abdul --- modefotografie --- Powers, Annie --- Bourdin, Guy --- Day, Corinne --- Prince King, Clifford --- gender --- LGBTQ+ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and others) --- lesbisch --- homo --- queer --- homoseksualiteit --- genderexpressie --- naaktfotografie --- sociale fotografie --- aperture --- fotografie --- portretfotografie --- reportagefotografie (documentaire fotografie) --- tijdschriften en seriewerken --- Boulos, Myriam --- Hawkesworth, Jamie --- Matsuda, Will --- Nance, Marilyn --- Shikeith --- Zielony, Tobias --- ceremoniën --- Adjaye, David --- Afrika --- Adams, Robert --- architectuurfotografie --- interieurfotografie --- Panar, Ed --- Cartagena, Alejandro --- Escobedo, Frida --- Ishino, Fumi --- Shah, Seher --- Singh --- protest, Randhir --- stadsfotografie --- Restiffe, Mauro --- Sellforf, Annabelle --- Stoller, Ezra --- Scott Brown, Denise --- transgender --- Swinton, Tilda --- Virginia Woolf --- Potter, Sally --- Jarman, Derek --- stills --- Hershman Leeson, Lynn --- transsexualiteit (transseksualiteit) --- Schorr, Collier --- Sassen, Viviane --- collages --- Sepuya, Paul Mpagi --- Winant, Carmen --- Warner, Marina --- Nelson, Maggie --- Perez, Elle --- Nxedlana, Jamal --- FAKA --- homofilie --- Tillman, Lynn --- Pfeiffer, Walter --- Drucker, Zackary --- Thomas, Mickalene --- Soth, Alec --- Hernandez, Anthony --- Medkova, Emila --- Calle, Sophie --- Schneider, Gregor --- Courtois, Etienne --- Miller, Lee --- surrealisme --- Daniels, Maja --- Rexroth, Nancy --- Elliot Jerome Brown Jr --- Michals, Duane --- Bourouissa, Mohamed --- Nagashima, Yurie --- Mexico --- McKnight, Mark --- Iturbide, Graciela --- Latijns-Amerika --- fotoboeken --- 761 --- fotogeschiedenis --- Lopez Luz, Pablo --- Calderon, Miquel --- Orozco, Gabriel --- Verea, Lake --- Arellano, Melba --- Ruiz, Ivan --- Club Fotografico de Mexico --- J.L. Venegas Archive --- Madrigal, Sonia --- Goded, Maya --- Martell, Mayra --- Ciudad Juarez --- Léon, Jésus --- Franco Klein, Tania --- fotografie, geschiedenis