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Tom Hunter
Living in Hell and Other Stories
生活在地狱和其他的故事 -- Tom Hunter
Tom Hunter
Road Rage Thug Jailed for Attack on Priestv
cibachrome print
48" x 60"
Tom Hunter
Living in Hell
cibachrome print
48" x 60"
Tom Hunter
Father and Son run £2m Vice Racket from Saunas
cibachrome print
48" x 60"
Tom Hunter
Rat in Bed
cibachrome print
48" x 60"
Tom Hunter
Lover Set on Fire in Bed
cinachrome print
60" x 48"
Tom Hunter
Gangland Execution. Boys find Man’s Body in River
cibachrome print
48" x 60"
February 23, 2006 to March 25, 2006
Reception for the artist: Thursday February 23, 2006 6PM to 8PM
Tom Hunter 是第一个在伦敦国家画廊举办个展的英国摄影师。他再现了一系列的发生在当地一些离奇的罪案现场环境。有名的是他的拍摄手法，参照了一些历史照片的布局和灯光，而且其中他也利用了一些高更和安格尔的画作为背景布置的参考。
The first photographer to be given a solo exhibition at The National Gallery, London, British artist Tom Hunter here presents a series of carefully staged photographic tableaux reenacting odd incidents or violent crimes reported in his local paper, the Hackney Gazette. With this body of work, Hunter maintains his practice of creating photographs, which comment on the contemporary social realities of his immediate community viewed through an art historical lens. Hunter is known for his compositions and lighting based on historical paintings. Whereas his earlier series Persons Unknown and Life and Death in Hackney drew on Vermeer and the Pre-Raphaelites respectively, Living in Hell and Other Stories references the paintings of Gauguin, the Le Nain Brothers, Constable and Ingres.
Hunter’s solo exhibition, Living in Hell and Other Stories, accompanied by an eightypage catalog, is currently on view at The National Gallery, London through March 12, 2006. The Mint Museum, Charlotte, N.C., will present a solo exhibition in July 2006 as part of their Vantage Point series. Born in England in 1965, Hunter received his MFA from the Royal College of Art. In 1998, he won the John Kobal Award from the National Portrait Gallery. Hunter’s work has been exhibited at the Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago, the Irish Museum of Modern Art, the Frans Hals Museum, the Royal Academy, London and the Museum Folkwang, Essen. Hunter’s work has been acquired by major collections including the Hirshhorn Museum, the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, The Saatchi Collection and the Victoria and Albert Museum.
Living in Hell and Other Stories
生活在地狱和其他的故事 -- Tom Hunter
Tom Hunter
Road Rage Thug Jailed for Attack on Priestv
cibachrome print
48" x 60"
Tom Hunter
Living in Hell
cibachrome print
48" x 60"
Tom Hunter
Father and Son run £2m Vice Racket from Saunas
cibachrome print
48" x 60"
Tom Hunter
Rat in Bed
cibachrome print
48" x 60"
Tom Hunter
Lover Set on Fire in Bed
cinachrome print
60" x 48"
Tom Hunter
Gangland Execution. Boys find Man’s Body in River
cibachrome print
48" x 60"
February 23, 2006 to March 25, 2006
Reception for the artist: Thursday February 23, 2006 6PM to 8PM
Tom Hunter 是第一个在伦敦国家画廊举办个展的英国摄影师。他再现了一系列的发生在当地一些离奇的罪案现场环境。有名的是他的拍摄手法，参照了一些历史照片的布局和灯光，而且其中他也利用了一些高更和安格尔的画作为背景布置的参考。
The first photographer to be given a solo exhibition at The National Gallery, London, British artist Tom Hunter here presents a series of carefully staged photographic tableaux reenacting odd incidents or violent crimes reported in his local paper, the Hackney Gazette. With this body of work, Hunter maintains his practice of creating photographs, which comment on the contemporary social realities of his immediate community viewed through an art historical lens. Hunter is known for his compositions and lighting based on historical paintings. Whereas his earlier series Persons Unknown and Life and Death in Hackney drew on Vermeer and the Pre-Raphaelites respectively, Living in Hell and Other Stories references the paintings of Gauguin, the Le Nain Brothers, Constable and Ingres.
Hunter’s solo exhibition, Living in Hell and Other Stories, accompanied by an eightypage catalog, is currently on view at The National Gallery, London through March 12, 2006. The Mint Museum, Charlotte, N.C., will present a solo exhibition in July 2006 as part of their Vantage Point series. Born in England in 1965, Hunter received his MFA from the Royal College of Art. In 1998, he won the John Kobal Award from the National Portrait Gallery. Hunter’s work has been exhibited at the Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago, the Irish Museum of Modern Art, the Frans Hals Museum, the Royal Academy, London and the Museum Folkwang, Essen. Hunter’s work has been acquired by major collections including the Hirshhorn Museum, the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, The Saatchi Collection and the Victoria and Albert Museum.
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