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"Award-winning writer Reň Balcer is best known for his hit series Law & Order and Criminal Intent. Much less is known about his startling photographic work, shared only with his close friends and colleagues - until now! This offers 500 photographs showcasing Balcer's trademark crime sc...

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Other Authors: Balcer, René, 1954- (Photographer), Bing, Xu (Contributor), Hirahara, Naomi, 1962- (Contributor), Aharoni, Ghiora (Contributor), Zimmerman, Marcos, 1950- (Contributor)
Format: Book
Language:English
Chinese
Spanish
Published: Woodbridge, Suffolk, UK : ACC Art Books Ltd., [2023]
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Summary:"Award-winning writer Reň Balcer is best known for his hit series Law & Order and Criminal Intent. Much less is known about his startling photographic work, shared only with his close friends and colleagues - until now! This offers 500 photographs showcasing Balcer's trademark crime scene aesthetic. The stunning images range from West Africa to the Utah desert, from a remote Arctic village to a seedy Brooklyn bar, with photos full of narrative mystery. There is a section on pre-Covid China, a China many say has since vanished. Also included is a unique homage to Balcer's adoptive city of Los Angeles, and a ground-breaking photo-essay on Buenos Aires' posh Recoleta neighbourhood. Marked by wry social commentary and breath-taking beauty and framed by insightful essays from noted Contemporary Art expert Robert Hobbs, renowned artist Xu Bing, and bestselling mystery writer Naomi Hirahara, these compelling never-before-seen photos are now presented in a glorious high-quality publication." --From publisher's website.
Item Description:Includes texts by Xu Bing (In Chinese with English translation), Naomi Hirahara, Ghiora Aharoni, and Marcos Zimmerman (In Spanish with English translation).
Physical Description:539 pages : illustrations (black and white, and colour) ; 29 x 29 cm
Bibliography:Includes bibliographical references and index.
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