Editor: Gerald van der Kaap
Publisher: Stedelijk Museum
Publication: 1991, First Edition
Binding: Softcover, perfect-bound
Pages: 52
Size: 243 x 280
Text: English, Dutch
(Preface) 'Gerald Van Der Kaap is not unknown at the Stedelijk Museum. He has participated in several group exhibitions including 'The Arts for Television' (1987) organised with the VPRO, 'Great Activity - New Generations in Dutch Art' (1987/1988), 'Roots and Turns' (1988). Each of the three exhibitions focused on another aspect of Van Der Kaap's work: first the artist making a music-video for Dutch Television; in the second an artist who has won a place in the history of Dutch photography; and thirdly as an up-and-coming young Dutch artist occupying a niche between the various forms of plastic arts. He is also well known as a music maker (Save the Robots) and as publisher and editor of Zien magazine (nine issues, 1980-1986) and Blind magazine (two issues, 1989-1990). In short, he is an eclectic who has undergone far-reaching development within the confines of the medium which is most truly his own - namely photography. From staged photography, to black and white images, to computer generated images. And now, I am very pleased to have been able to invite Gerald Van Der Kaap for his - first - one man show at the Stedelijk.'
Condition: Very Good. All titles are used and show shelf ware consistent with age. Light rubbing to cover/edges.
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