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At Last Books Peter Funch — Walden; Or, Life in the Woods, Archive 1993-2024, Vol. 2
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Peter Funch — Walden; Or, Life in the Woods, Archive 1993-2024, Vol. 2

€34.00

Walden; Or, Life in the Woods, Archive 1993-2024, Vol. 2  follows When You Invent The Ship, You Also Invent The Shipwreck, Archive 1993-2022, Vol. 1 (2022)

Vol. 1, like its predecessor, presents a visual poetic 'stream of consciousness' from Peter Funch’s image archive spanning from 1998 to 2024. It bridges his early and current work, highlighting themes from popular culture, youth culture, and global tourism while addressing ecological imbalances.

Narrowing its focus to the escalating climate crisis and our relationship with nature. It offers a reflective space on the intersection of photography and documentary, exploring the undeniable impact of climate change on our environment.

Drawing inspiration from literary works like Thoreau's Walden; Or, Life in the Woods, Funch often takes titles or quotes from books and makes them his own, adding deeper layers of meaning and cultural resonance to his photographic work.

With Vol. 1 printed on paper stock left from other publications and randomly chosen by Narayana Press. Vol. 2 is printed on thin newspaper stock, reflecting Funch's photojournalist background, aiming to engage the general population in serious cultural discourse.

This publication was generously supported by the Konsul George Jorck og Hustru Emma Jorck’s Fond, Danish Arts Foundation and Ny Carlsberg Foundation.

22,5 cm × 18 cm
304 pages
Softcover

Printed in Denmark by Actum

Published June 2024

ISBN 978-87-972616-7-5

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Walden; Or, Life in the Woods, Archive 1993-2024, Vol. 2  follows When You Invent The Ship, You Also Invent The Shipwreck, Archive 1993-2022, Vol. 1 (2022)

Vol. 1, like its predecessor, presents a visual poetic 'stream of consciousness' from Peter Funch’s image archive spanning from 1998 to 2024. It bridges his early and current work, highlighting themes from popular culture, youth culture, and global tourism while addressing ecological imbalances.

Narrowing its focus to the escalating climate crisis and our relationship with nature. It offers a reflective space on the intersection of photography and documentary, exploring the undeniable impact of climate change on our environment.

Drawing inspiration from literary works like Thoreau's Walden; Or, Life in the Woods, Funch often takes titles or quotes from books and makes them his own, adding deeper layers of meaning and cultural resonance to his photographic work.

With Vol. 1 printed on paper stock left from other publications and randomly chosen by Narayana Press. Vol. 2 is printed on thin newspaper stock, reflecting Funch's photojournalist background, aiming to engage the general population in serious cultural discourse.

This publication was generously supported by the Konsul George Jorck og Hustru Emma Jorck’s Fond, Danish Arts Foundation and Ny Carlsberg Foundation.

22,5 cm × 18 cm
304 pages
Softcover

Printed in Denmark by Actum

Published June 2024

ISBN 978-87-972616-7-5

Walden; Or, Life in the Woods, Archive 1993-2024, Vol. 2  follows When You Invent The Ship, You Also Invent The Shipwreck, Archive 1993-2022, Vol. 1 (2022)

Vol. 1, like its predecessor, presents a visual poetic 'stream of consciousness' from Peter Funch’s image archive spanning from 1998 to 2024. It bridges his early and current work, highlighting themes from popular culture, youth culture, and global tourism while addressing ecological imbalances.

Narrowing its focus to the escalating climate crisis and our relationship with nature. It offers a reflective space on the intersection of photography and documentary, exploring the undeniable impact of climate change on our environment.

Drawing inspiration from literary works like Thoreau's Walden; Or, Life in the Woods, Funch often takes titles or quotes from books and makes them his own, adding deeper layers of meaning and cultural resonance to his photographic work.

With Vol. 1 printed on paper stock left from other publications and randomly chosen by Narayana Press. Vol. 2 is printed on thin newspaper stock, reflecting Funch's photojournalist background, aiming to engage the general population in serious cultural discourse.

This publication was generously supported by the Konsul George Jorck og Hustru Emma Jorck’s Fond, Danish Arts Foundation and Ny Carlsberg Foundation.

22,5 cm × 18 cm
304 pages
Softcover

Printed in Denmark by Actum

Published June 2024

ISBN 978-87-972616-7-5

At Last Books is a Copenhagen based publisher, founded in 2012 as MTHM Books (Mads Teglers & Hans Munk) to publish Mads Teglers first book ‘Looking for Eva’. With Teglers leaving in 2016, Hans Munk has continued as At Last Books, devoting the imprint to publish a wide array of projects involving photography, art and writing in close collaboration with a varied group of artists from around the world.

At Last Books has published books by: Adam Kremer, Albert Grøndahl, Alex Da Corte, Bob Nickas, Cali Thornhill DeWitt, David Risley, Dennis Lehmann, Francesca Gavin, Fryd Frydendahl, Gardar Eide Einarsson, Gregers Tycho, Lars Schwander, Lasse Bak Mejlvang, Mads Teglers, Matthew Bellosi, Nate Walton, Nikholis Planck, Peter Funch, Thomas Øvlisen, Todd Fisher and William Pym.

With contributions from: Alexandra Giarraputo-Pym, Amy O’Neill, Andrianna Campbell, Anissa Mack, Anna Bjerger, Ari Marcopoulos, Arnold J. Kemp, Christian Viveros-Fauné, Claire Iltis, Harris Rowland Rowland, Israel Lund, Jenni Crain, Jesper Elg, Jessica Diamond, John Miller, John Waters, Josh Smith, Jutta Koether, Knud Romer, Larry Clark, Lindsay Preston Zappas, Lisa Beck, Matthew Higgs, Mette Kia Krabbe Meyer, Michael Flack, Nick Paumgarten, Oliver Payne, Olivier Mosset, Paul Auster, Paul Barolsky, Rachel Harrison, Randy Kennedy, Ryan Foerster, Steven Powers, Steven Stapleton, Tony Smyrski, Virginia Overton and Wayne Gonzales.

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