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Artist Edition: 2 copies is left! “All I Ever wanted” by Hester Scheurwater
Hester L Scheurwater‘s persona is an exploration into the existing
ideas on femininity. Her new book “All I Ever Wanted” published by
Editions Bessard consists of various leaflets like the different rooms
in a house, each reflecting its own atmosphere of Hester Scheurwaters
inner world, her fears and desires. She is using the depiction of women
in contemporary society to raise questions about individuality and
conformity, being just another female object or very much in control
over the male gaze?
Proof arrive today from the printer! “Adventure in the Nearby Far Away” by Ed Templeton
“Adventure in the Nearby Far Away” by Ed Templeton, an accordion book (8,40m x 25 cm) recto and verso wil come soon, design by the artist, a limited edition of 1000 copies by Editions Bessard 2015 and an artist edition of 30 copies with a C Print in color signed and numbered by Ed.
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3 Artist Edition is left, All I ever Wanted by the important Dutch artist Hester Scheurwater! I’m a publisher happy.
Artist edition 25 copies with a signed and numbered print on baryta paper, the Book in his Box. available here; https://editionsbessard.com/
Hester Lisa Scheurwaterr’s persona is an exploration into the existing ideas on femininity. Her new book “All I Ever Wanted” published by Editions Bessard consists of various leaflets like the different rooms in a house, each reflecting its own atmosphere of Hester Scheurwaters inner world, her fears and desires. She is using the depiction of women in contemporary society to raise questions about individuality and conformity, being just another female object or very much in control over the male gaze.
And the limited edition of 500 copies: Public price 75€
ALL I EVER WANTED: Hester Scheurwater’s persona is an exploration into the existing ideas on femininity. Her new book “All I Ever Wanted” published by Editions Bessard consists of various leaflets like the different rooms in a house, each reflecting its own atmosphere of Hester Scheurwaters inner world, her fears and desires. She is using the depiction of women in contemporary society to raise questions about individuality and conformity, being just another female object or very much in control over the male gaze? Introduction by Patrick Remy, english translation by Frederique Destribats — avec Hester L Scheurwater.
it is the summer eat cherries!
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“All I Ever Wanted” by Hester Scheurwater only 4 left in stock! in 14days! cool…
Artist edition 25 copies with a signed and numbered print on baryta paper, the Book in his Box. available here; https://editionsbessard.com/
Hester Lisa Scheurwater’s persona is an exploration into the existing ideas on femininity. Her new book “All I Ever Wanted” published by Editions Bessard consists of various leaflets like the different rooms in a house, each reflecting its own atmosphere of Hester Scheurwaters inner world, her fears and desires. She is using the depiction of women in contemporary society to raise questions about individuality and conformity, being just another female object or very much in control over the male gaze.
Only 4 left Artist Edition of “All I ever Wanted” in 14 days!
Artist edition 25 copies with a signed and numbered print on baryta paper, the Book in his Box. available here; https://editionsbessard.com/
Hester Lisa Scheurwaterr’s persona is an exploration into the existing ideas on femininity. Her new book “All I Ever Wanted” published by Editions Bessard consists of various leaflets like the different rooms in a house, each reflecting its own atmosphere of Hester Scheurwaters inner world, her fears and desires. She is using the depiction of women in contemporary society to raise questions about individuality and conformity, being just another female object or very much in control over the male gaze.
Support this young publishing house and Hester!
Take the time to visit our new Website: https://editionsbessard.com/ and support this young publishing house, bought our last photobook ‘All I Ever Wanted’ A limited edition of 500 copies, by the Dutch artist Hester Scheurwater.
The first 250 copies will be personnaly numbered and signed by the artist. Public price: 75€
This will grace you be able to produce the next book. We need you, and don’t forget, my role of an independent publisher is to sell photobooks to continue to publish other photographers and to defend every day the authors that it with published. Merci Beaucoup…And have fun this summer
If you are in Chicago make sure you visit one of the biggest-best photography exhibition on North Korea up to date in the Museum of Contemporary Photography curated by Natasha Hollins Egan and Marc Prust.
| Seung Woo Back | Pierre Bessard | Philippe Chancel |
| David Guttenfelder | Ari Hatsuzawa | Suntag Noh |
| João Rocha | Matjaž Tančič | Tomas van Houtryve |
| Marie Voignier | Alice Wielinga | Hyounsang Yoo |
The Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK), or North Korea, has been called the Hermit Kingdom, as it is one of the most reclusive states in the world. North Korea’s citizens are not allowed to travel abroad, there is no Internet connection to the outside world, and the flow of information is almost completely controlled by the government. This exhibition will be divided into two main sections: one showing the government’s official version of North Korea, while the other offers the alternative view of the country. Imagery distributed through official channels, such as the country’s press agency KCNA, which is based in Japan, and those photographed by tourists on state-controlled tours will offer an official view. These official images will be juxtaposed with a non-controlled stream of images coming out of the country: photographs produced by international photojournalists from within the nation, and international artists using photography and video to directly address North Korea. North Korean Perspectives is organized by Europe-based independent curator Marc Prüst in collaboration with MoCP’s Executive Director Natasha Egan. the link: http://www.mocp.org/exhibitions/2015/07/north-korean-perspectives.php
North Korean Perspectives Curated by Marc Prüst on lensculture
North Korean Perspectives opens with Pierre Bessard’s black-and-white shots from “The Kim Personality Cult,” picturing a packed stadium at the May Day celebrations, as well as a look inside a North Korean factory. These images project pride and a strong emphasis on a focused work ethic…
the link: https://www.lensculture.com/articles/marc-prust-north-korean-perspectives
ALL I EVER WANTED by Hester L Scheurwater
Published by Editions Bessard
Introduction by Patrick Remy
Translation by Frederique Destribats
Limited edition of 500
Artist edition 25 copies with a signed and numbered print on baryta paper
Hester Scheurwater’s persona is an exploration into the existing ideas on femininity. Her new book “All I Ever Wanted” published by Editions Bessard consists of various leaflets like the different rooms in a house, each reflecting its own atmosphere of Hester Scheurwaters inner world, her fears and desires. She is using the depiction of women in contemporary society to raise questions about individuality and conformity, being just another female object or very much in control over the male gaze.
