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A Nos Amours

Title: A Nos Amours

Photographer/s: Michael J. DeMeo
& Ariane Geffard

Date of publication: June 2010

Place of publication: Berlin, Germany

Dimensions: 14,8 x 21 cm

Edition size: 500

Type of binding: Saddle Stitch Bound

Number of pages: 32

Type of paper: Offset Gloss

Number of pictures: 23

Type of printing: color offset

Publisher: Pogo Books

Designer: Claudio Pfeifer

Language: English

ISBN: 978-3-942547-03-1

Category: Book

Price: 8,- Euro

Summary: “A Nos Amours” (“To our loves”) is an exhibition that was first shown
at the Sugar Gallery in Portland, Oregon USA in May 2009.
The goal was to link Michael J. DeMeo’s photography and my own; we
wanted the viewers to feel coherence and also a dialogue between the
work. This publication brings Michael and myself together again, which
I am very proud of because it gives us the opportunity to present
“À Nos Amours” to a wider audience. Our two visions meet at the heart
of the same obsessions: the body, intimacy, and the cinema. Our work
is a quest for identity…. and sometimes how you find yourself through
another person. -Ariane

Website: www.michaeljdemeo.com, www.ritavogt.free.fr

Book link: http://www.pogobooks.de/content/anosamours.html

Donated by: Pogo Books

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Published on December 14, 2010 8:24 pm.
Filed under: Books Tags: 2010, A Nos Amours, Ariane Geffard, Claudio Pfeifer, Germany, Michael J. DeMeo, offset, Pogo Books

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