David LaChapelle Reihenfolge der Bücher

A beautifully orchestrated collection of insightful practical poems for everyday. In this book there are a variety of different topics such as: pets, animals, family, people, dysfunction in others, places, sports, games, addictions, God, politics, and self help. David's poems are crafted with a generous knowledge of words making them flow together without having to always have simple rhyming. You won't be disappointed by the wisdom and perspective that David has about things that really matter to people. Within this book there is depth and passion about life and just simple light observations about the everyday things.

„Jauchzet, frohlocket, auf, preiset die Tage!“ Nach rund zehn Jahren wird die umfassende David-LaChapelle-Anthologie mit den Alben Good News, Part II und Lost & Found, Part I vollendet. Die Reihe begann mit LaChapelle Land (1996) und umfasst Werke, die nie zuvor in Buchform veröffentlicht wurden. LaChapelle kombiniert Zitate aus Religion, Porno sowie Kunst- und Popgeschichte zu einer einzigartigen Ästhetik und behandelt in seinen surrealen Inszenierungen Themen wie Konsum- und Körperfetischismus, Genderfragen und Spiritualität. Good News ist stark vom Sakralen geprägt und zeigt frühe Aufnahmen nackter Engel und Liebender aus den 1980er Jahren in New York bis hin zu aktuellen Bildern, die sein Refugium auf Hawaii als trippigen Garten Eden darstellen, in dem Celebrities zu Heiligen werden. Auch Beispiele aus jüngeren Werkgruppen wie Earth Laughs In Flowers oder Awakened sind enthalten, die die Vielfalt seiner Kunst widerspiegeln. Zu sehen sind unter anderem frühe Akte aus den 1980ern, Pamela Anderson, Lana Del Rey, Janet Jackson, Michael Jackson, und viele andere. Lost + Found, Part I und Good News, Part II werden einzeln verkauft und sind auch als limitierte zweibändige Art Edition mit jeweils drei signierten Drucken erhältlich.

"Lost + Found, Part I is a visual recording of the times we live in and the issues we face, expressed through David LaChapelle's unique and distinctive vision. Featuring a monumental curation of images that have never before been published in book form, it chronicles LaChapelle's strongest images as a visionary to date while encapsulating our time in history. Lost + Found, Part I features: Pamela Anderson, Julian Assange, Isabella Blow, David Bowie, Naomi Campbell, Hillary Clinton, Frances Bean Cobain, Miley Cyrus, Lana Del Rey, Lady Gaga. Sharon Gault, Daphne Guinness, Whitney Houston, Kris Jenner, Kendall Jenner, Bruce Jenner, Kylie Jenner, Dwayne Johnson, Khloe Kardashian, Kim Kardashian, Eartha Kitt, David LaChapelle, Amanda Lepore, Nicki Minaj, Katy Perry, Sergei Polunin, Keith Richards, Rihanna, Chris Rock, Amber Rose, Britney Spears, Uma Thurman, Andy Warhol, Kanye West, Pharrell Williams, Amy Winehouse, and many others..."--

David LaChapelle's "Lost & Found" Exhibit at the Pàlffy Palace Bratislavi City Gallery 2011 - This paperback showcases David's work and includes a bio.

The photographs of David LaChapelle (born 1963) are among the most instantly recognizable images in contemporary photography. His über-pop color portraits of celebrities such as Cameron Diaz, Marilyn Manson and Kanye West (whom he has portrayed, respectively, as King Kong, a crossing guard and Black Jesus) have propelled his work outside the closed society of galleries and museums into a wider public arena. Thus Spoke LaChapelle is the first retrospective of the artist's work to include photographs from the mid-1980s up to the present, plus a range of work that has never previously appeared. More than an exhibition catalogue, this book presents the culmination of LaChapelle's artistic activity to date: a world in which religious iconography comes in pink latex trappings and a new surrealism explodes in the conjunction of flaming pianos, giant hamburgers, orally fixated Triceratops and Day-Glo disaster sites.

A striking collection of images from contemporary photographer David LaChapelle, featuring celebrities like Madonna, Leonardo DiCaprio, and Uma Thurman. LaChapelle is hailed as the "Fellini of photography" by New York magazine, though he also faces criticism.

An all-new selection from the outrageous "enfant terrible" of contemporary photography, this volume is even sexier, funnier, and more fantastical than the bestselling "LaChapelle Land." 158 full-color photos.