Документальный фильм об одном из лучших фотохудожников мира Джоке Стэрджесе - католике, психологе и мастере искусства фотографии. Стэрджэс неоднократно подвергался нападкам воинствующих "моралистов" у себя на родине так как много снимал обнажённую натуру на нудистских пляжах и кемпингах, его фотоальбомы изымались из продажи, судебные иски к мастеру за "оскорбление" чувств граждан стали повседневностью, но несмотря на эти скандальные наезды он по праву считается величайшим мастером визуального искусства.
Этот фильм содержит много фоторабот мастера и поэтому, как и фильм о Салли Манн, рекомендован к просмотру далеко не каждому.
Line of beauty and grace is a tale about photography and art, family and life, dealing with the history of man and woman, life and art. Many art historians consider Jock Sturges, born in 1947, to be one of the most important fine art photographers of our times.
As a catholic and graduated in psychology and photography, he survived the attacks of conservatives in the United States. Sturges has created a series of intensely powerful and moving photographs with an outstanding sensitivity for composition and light. Sturges's artistic work is an uncompromising search for truth and clarity. His private life is marked by his open nature and inspired by the love he shares with his wife Maia.
In Line of beauty and grace, the filmmaker and photographer Christian E. Klinger journeys into the life and work of this extraordinary man.
Jock Sturges was born in New York City, and worked in San Francisco for many years. He graduated with a BFA in Perceptual Psychology and photography from Marlboro College in 1974. Later, he received an MFA in photography from the San Francisco Art Institute in 1985.
His published collections include: The Last Day of Summer (1991, Aperture), Radiant Identities (1994, Aperture), Jock Sturges (1996), Jock Sturges: New Work 1997-2000 (2000, Scalo) and Jock Sturges: Notes (2004, Aperture).
His photographs are in the collections of the Museum of Modern Art and the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, the Bibliothиque Nationale in Paris and Museum fьr Moderne Kunst in Frankfurt.
Режиссер: Christian E. Klinger.
Amadelio Film, 2008.
Download Линия красоты и грации / Line of beauty and grace. Jock Sturges.
Этот фильм содержит много фоторабот мастера и поэтому, как и фильм о Салли Манн, рекомендован к просмотру далеко не каждому.
Line of beauty and grace is a tale about photography and art, family and life, dealing with the history of man and woman, life and art. Many art historians consider Jock Sturges, born in 1947, to be one of the most important fine art photographers of our times.
As a catholic and graduated in psychology and photography, he survived the attacks of conservatives in the United States. Sturges has created a series of intensely powerful and moving photographs with an outstanding sensitivity for composition and light. Sturges's artistic work is an uncompromising search for truth and clarity. His private life is marked by his open nature and inspired by the love he shares with his wife Maia.
In Line of beauty and grace, the filmmaker and photographer Christian E. Klinger journeys into the life and work of this extraordinary man.
Jock Sturges was born in New York City, and worked in San Francisco for many years. He graduated with a BFA in Perceptual Psychology and photography from Marlboro College in 1974. Later, he received an MFA in photography from the San Francisco Art Institute in 1985.
His published collections include: The Last Day of Summer (1991, Aperture), Radiant Identities (1994, Aperture), Jock Sturges (1996), Jock Sturges: New Work 1997-2000 (2000, Scalo) and Jock Sturges: Notes (2004, Aperture).
His photographs are in the collections of the Museum of Modern Art and the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, the Bibliothиque Nationale in Paris and Museum fьr Moderne Kunst in Frankfurt.
Режиссер: Christian E. Klinger.
Amadelio Film, 2008.
Download Линия красоты и грации / Line of beauty and grace. Jock Sturges.
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