But what does love look like? Hardly More Than Ever, low res; VENUS INFERRED, Laura Letinsky and Lauren Berlant (forward and interview), 2000, University of Chicago Press; Porcelain.
This collection of 46 richly reproduced color photographs is Laura Letinsky's study of contemporary lovers as they are seen, as they show, and as they see themselves making love and inhabiting domestic space. Laura Letinsky: Ill Form & Void Full is on view currently at The Photographers' Gallery in London through April 7, 2013. Laura Letinsky Born in Canada in 1962, Laura Letinsky received her MFA from Yale University in 1991, and was awarded a John Simon Guggenheim Fellowship in 2000.
Courtesy the artist and Edwynn Houk Gallery, New York. February 24 - April 4, 2015. Laura Letinsky. Venus Inferred by Laura Letinsky, 9780226473451, available at Book Depository with free delivery worldwide. Laura Letinsky (1962, Winnipeg, Canada), BFA from the University of Manitoba, 1986, and MFA from Yale University’s School of Art, 1991, is now a Professor in the Department of … The visual vocabulary of romance-its attendant comforts and vulnerabilities, ambivalences and unclarities-is the subject of Venus Inferred. by Laura Letinsky Publisher's Description For seven years photographer Letinsky was allowed into the most private of 'scenes' between lovers; she photographed couples in their homes, bedrooms, hotel rooms, and kitchens in a search for what it means to be a lover and to be loved. Molosco Molosco The visual vocabulary of romance-its attendant comforts and vulnerabilities, ambivalences and unclarities-is the subject of Venus Inferred. She is a professor of visual arts at the University of Chicago.. Art career. Laura Letinsky’s lush color photography explores the complex notions of intimacy, desire, and loss. Francis Richard’s piece in Artforum (December, 2010) seemed to imply that the female body is still very present.
NOW AGAIN, Laura Letinsky (Karen Irvine, text), 2006, Galerie Kusseneers; HARDLY MORE THAN EVER: PHOTOGRAPHS 1997-2004, Laura Letinsky and Hanneke Grootenboer (foreward), 2004. Untitled (Laura and Eric — mermaid), from the series Venus Inferred Indepth Arts News: "Venus Inferred: Photographs by Laura Letinsky" 1999-09-08 until 1999-10-17 Art Gallery of Bishop's University Lennoxville, QC, CA Canada In conjunction with the Mois de la Photo à Montréal 1999, the Art Gallery of Bishop's University presents the exhibition Venus Inferred.
Left: Laura Letinsky, Laura and Eric: Dress from the series Venus Inferred, C-print, 19x23 in., 1995. Laura Letinsky: A Moment on the Lips. This collection of 46 richly reproduced color photographs is Laura Letinsky's study of contemporary lovers as they are seen, as they show, and as they see themselves making love and inhabiting domestic space.
Laura Letinsky, Untitled [Laura and Eric-Jesus], Venus Inferred series, 1995; Courtesy of the artist EW: I’m interested in your response to the reviews of exhibitions of your still life pieces. Letinsky holds a BFA from the University of Manitoba (class of 1986), and an MFA degree from Yale University, 1991.Letinsky has received fellowships from the John Simon Guggenheim Foundation and Anonymous Was a Woman.
The visual vocabulary of romance-its attendant comforts and vulnerabilities, ambivalences and unclarities-is the subject of Venus Inferred.
With her first series of photographs, “Venus Inferred”, Letinsky (born 1962), attempted to “picture what love … looks and feels like” by portraying heterosexual couples in intimate situations of abandon, cast in their own private domestic spaces. Hardly More Than Ever, low res; VENUS INFERRED, Laura Letinsky and Lauren Berlant (forward and interview), 2000, University of Chicago Press; Porcelain. Letinsky says that her work "is in part about the relationship …
An exhibition of the artist's work is also on view in Laura Letinsky: Still Life Photographs 1997-2012 at the Denver Art Museum through March 24, 2013. Hardly More Than Ever, low res; VENUS INFERRED, Laura Letinsky and Lauren Berlant (forward and interview), 2000, University of Chicago Press; Porcelain. Molosco Laura Letinsky. Venus Inferred.