THE KIDS WERE ALRIGHT - Ryan McGinley
In 1992, American photographer Ryan McGinley (1977-) presented his first photography exhibition - "The Kids Are Alright" - at the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York, a powerful portrait of New York youth as candid as it was trashy. He returns in 2017 with a sequel, "The Kids Were Alright", a collection of 1,600 equally subversive shots taken between 1998 and 2003. Exhibited at Denver's Museum of Contemporary Art, these shots still bear witness to a New York youth galvanized by a desire for freedom and a thirst for limitless experimentation. Intimate, sensual and raw, his photographs will be published for the occasion in a book of the same name by Rizzoli.
Published by Rizzoli, 2017
21 cm x 28.7 cm, 224 pages, good condition
ISBN 9780847859702
In 1992, American photographer Ryan McGinley (1977-) presented his first photography exhibition - "The Kids Are Alright" - at the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York, a powerful portrait of New York youth as candid as it was trashy. He returns in 2017 with a sequel, "The Kids Were Alright", a collection of 1,600 equally subversive shots taken between 1998 and 2003. Exhibited at Denver's Museum of Contemporary Art, these shots still bear witness to a New York youth galvanized by a desire for freedom and a thirst for limitless experimentation. Intimate, sensual and raw, his photographs will be published for the occasion in a book of the same name by Rizzoli.
Published by Rizzoli, 2017
21 cm x 28.7 cm, 224 pages, good condition
ISBN 9780847859702
In 1992, American photographer Ryan McGinley (1977-) presented his first photography exhibition - "The Kids Are Alright" - at the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York, a powerful portrait of New York youth as candid as it was trashy. He returns in 2017 with a sequel, "The Kids Were Alright", a collection of 1,600 equally subversive shots taken between 1998 and 2003. Exhibited at Denver's Museum of Contemporary Art, these shots still bear witness to a New York youth galvanized by a desire for freedom and a thirst for limitless experimentation. Intimate, sensual and raw, his photographs will be published for the occasion in a book of the same name by Rizzoli.
Published by Rizzoli, 2017
21 cm x 28.7 cm, 224 pages, good condition
ISBN 9780847859702
