Rineke Dijkstra’s Portraits: The Aesthetics and Ethics of.

Essen: Museum Folkwang, 1998 1st Edition. Soft cover. First edition, first printing. Soft cover. Photographically illustrated stiff French-fold wrappers; no dust jacket as issued. Photographs by Rineke Dijkstra. Forward by Ute Eskildsen. Essay by Ulf Erdmann Ziegler. Includes a list of plates, biography, awards, exhibition history and bibliography.

Rineke Dijkstra makes photographic portraits of the world's youth in (stereo)typical periods or stages of existence. In addition to her photos of women just after the experience of giving birth and bloody torreros after the bullfight, her portraits of spotty boarding school teenagers convey the vulnerable and insecure expression of her models when confronted with the camera.

Rineke Dijkstra and Diane Arbus Fried moves on from Struth's families to discuss Rikeke Dijkstra's work, which he contrasts with the work of Diane Arbus. In regard to Dijkstra's beach portraits, Fried claims they are successful partly because of the amount of time it takes for the 4 x 5 portrait to be made. Dijkstra claims of her sitters that.

Rineke Dijkstra is an anthropologist in the purest sense. In her photographs and videos, she is equally attentive to the impact of social context on the individual, and to their essence or identity, inexorable and inextricable from the world in which they live.

Athleticism, often perceived as a proxy for strength which is associated with masculinity, is called into question by Catherine Opie’s and Rineke Dijkstra’s tender portraits. The male body, a cornerstone for artists such as John Coplans, Robert Mapplethorpe and Cassils, is meanwhile exposed as a fleshy canvas, constantly in flux.

On the occasion of Dijkstra's new book, WO MEN, which focuses entirely on her portraits of women and girls, Artsy writer Alexxa Gotthardt offers a crash course on the brilliant career of Rineke Dijkstra. —Gabriel H. Sanchez, photo essay editor, BuzzFeed News.

This annual award was renamed the Dijkstra Prize (Edsger W. Dijkstra Prize in Distributed Computing) the following year, in his honor. The Dijkstra Award for Outstanding Academic Achievement in Computer Science (Loyola University Chicago, Department of Computer Science) is named for Edsger W. Dijkstra. Beginning in 2005, this award recognizes.

Thomas Beachdel, Essay, Young American 2019 Seeing Myself in You: We Are Really Here As American a picture—the faces don’t editorialize or criticize.

This nicely produced book was published to accompany an exhibition of the work of photographer and videographer Rineke Dijkstra at the Institute of Contemporary Art in Boston in 2001. It has only 111 pages, and only about a half of those feature pictures of Dijkstra’s work.

Contemporary photographers Rineke Dijkstra and Nan Goldin each seek intimacy through portrait making. Perhaps not surprisingly, their work is most frequently framed in terms of either empathy or.

Rineke Dijkstra is a talented Dutch photographer, shown in a self portrait above. Her portraits, both photographic or video graphic, make an excellent example of how photography reflects the artist behind the lens much more than the mechanical photographic processes and equipment, available to all.

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