Tony Cederteg Books

A selection from a decade

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Anthology made up of pictures pulled from Libraryman publications published between 2008 and 2018. Artists included: Viviane Sassen, Hal Hartley, Gerry Johansson, Sayo Nagase, Mikael Olsson, Tobjor...

Francois Halard

By Francois Halard, Tony Cederteg

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This book consists of polaroids taken during François Halard's (b. 1961, French) 56 days of confinement in his greatly unimitative hôtel particulier in Arles, France. Foreword written by art dealer...

Womb

By Lucile Boiron, Tony Cederteg

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Olivia Malone

By Tony Cederteg

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A constellation of freckles. Interlocked knees. A folded torso. The feminine rendered sculptural. Olivia Malone?s (b. 1982, American) Tonal is, at its core, a study of color. Married with her inter...

Osamu Yokonami Kumo

By Osamu Yokonami, Tony Cederteg

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Iringo Demeter

By Tony Cederteg, Iringo Demeter

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Seasons Series draws inspiration from Kim Ki-Duk?s seminal film Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter? and Spring in which different actors, for each season, play the same character who is abandoned on a la...

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