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New Paradis number in may, te told me by mail. I hope, with Morgane Dubled´s ed 
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thx for the info Berlin Rocks and butcherboy, that's almost a year to release a new issue. maybe they some financial troubles
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Publication Date: September the 1st
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Extract from kdpresse.com
For his fifth exhibition at Lehmann Maupin Gallery, Juergen Teller will present an exhibition entitled Paradis, on view at the 540 West 26th Street location. The photographs were originally commissioned for the French magazine, Paradis, and will appear in a leather bound limited edition book available at the end of September 2009.
Blurring the distinction between his commercial and non-commercial work, Teller takes a story-telling approach to this series, in which he revisits two of his previous subjects
– Charlotte Rampling and Raquel Zimmermann. Shot alone one evening at the Musee du Louvre in Paris, this nude study features large-scale photographs of the two
women as they move amongst the masterpieces housed in the museum and captures the intimacy between photographer and subject.
The women’s lack of vanity is revealed as they are shot at an uncomfortable proximity,
blending their bodies with Classical statues and standing before Leonardo’s Mona Lisa.
Teller removes the artifice between photographer and subject, leaving only the purity of each image, and unlike the sculptures in the museum’s collection, his photographs do not present a standard of beauty but are more akin to a tribute to women and the human form.
Born in Germany, Juergen Teller has lived and worked in London for 20 years. Recent solo exhibitions include Teller at the Frans Hals Museum in The Netherlands in 2009, Awailable at Inverleith House in Edinburgh in 2007 and Do You Know What I Mean at the Fondation Cartier pour l’art contemporain in Paris in 2006.
He has been included in important exhibitions at the Tate Modern (Street & Studio), Haus der Kunst (Click Double Click) and the 52nd International Venice Biennale, Ukrainian Pavilion (A Poem about an Inland Sea).
Teller was the recipient of the Citibank Photography Prize 2003 and has published numerous books of his work with Steidl including Tracht, Go-Sees, Märchenstüberl, Zwei Schäuferle mit Kloß und eine Kinderportion Schnitzel mit Pommes Frites, Ohne Titel, Louis XV, and Nürnberg.
Juergen Teller : Paradis 10 September – 17 October 2009
540 West 26th Street, New York
Opening reception : Thursday, 10 September 6 - 8 PM
For his fifth exhibition at Lehmann Maupin Gallery, Juergen Teller will present an exhibition entitled Paradis, on view at the 540 West 26th Street location. The photographs were originally commissioned for the French magazine, Paradis, and will appear in a leather bound limited edition book available at the end of September 2009.
Blurring the distinction between his commercial and non-commercial work, Teller takes a story-telling approach to this series, in which he revisits two of his previous subjects
– Charlotte Rampling and Raquel Zimmermann. Shot alone one evening at the Musee du Louvre in Paris, this nude study features large-scale photographs of the two
women as they move amongst the masterpieces housed in the museum and captures the intimacy between photographer and subject.
The women’s lack of vanity is revealed as they are shot at an uncomfortable proximity,
blending their bodies with Classical statues and standing before Leonardo’s Mona Lisa.
Teller removes the artifice between photographer and subject, leaving only the purity of each image, and unlike the sculptures in the museum’s collection, his photographs do not present a standard of beauty but are more akin to a tribute to women and the human form.
Born in Germany, Juergen Teller has lived and worked in London for 20 years. Recent solo exhibitions include Teller at the Frans Hals Museum in The Netherlands in 2009, Awailable at Inverleith House in Edinburgh in 2007 and Do You Know What I Mean at the Fondation Cartier pour l’art contemporain in Paris in 2006.
He has been included in important exhibitions at the Tate Modern (Street & Studio), Haus der Kunst (Click Double Click) and the 52nd International Venice Biennale, Ukrainian Pavilion (A Poem about an Inland Sea).
Teller was the recipient of the Citibank Photography Prize 2003 and has published numerous books of his work with Steidl including Tracht, Go-Sees, Märchenstüberl, Zwei Schäuferle mit Kloß und eine Kinderportion Schnitzel mit Pommes Frites, Ohne Titel, Louis XV, and Nürnberg.
Juergen Teller : Paradis 10 September – 17 October 2009
540 West 26th Street, New York
Opening reception : Thursday, 10 September 6 - 8 PM
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where can i buy paradis magazine in london? does anyone know?
Thanks! Do you know how much it costs? I'm interested in the Teller ed!
I think RD Franks stock it, if not they'd be able to order it or tell you where it's available.
I really hope they have it because it looks amazing. Charlotte Rampling is an icon.
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oh please review and maybe we can hope to see scans?
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what's the story behind the Teller piece at Le Louvre ....
I would like to know, plz ........
I would like to know, plz ........
scans are coming later, Sorrenti editorial is featuring 2 models from X-rated industry.
Here´s the interview:
Quickly scanned by me.
