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Rodney Graham: That's Not Me

by Rodney Graham

Rodney Graham: That's Not Me

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Rodney Graham: That's Not Me

Spanning works made from 1994 to 2017, this monograph brings together Rodney Graham’s photographic lightboxes and musical production around the recurring subject of the self-portrait. Graham appears in a range of fictional roles, from artist and musician to lighthouse keeper, paddler and reader. The book situates those works within an investigation of the artist’s many vocations and of how an artist can become a subject in his own work. Published for Graham’s exhibition at the BALTIC Centre, it offers a focused view of this strand of his practice.

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  • A strong match for readers exploring Rodney Graham’s art and career.
  • Useful for those interested in self-portraiture and photographic lightboxes.
  • Suited to readers curious about connections between visual art and music.

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Self-portraitureArtist identity and rolesPhotography and lightboxesMusic and visual art

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Book overview

The figure of the artist remains a central subject of investigation for Vancouver artist Rodney Graham (born 1949), who is known for straddling many vocations simultaneously: painter, photographer, writer, philosopher, actor, psychologist, scientist and musician. This new monograph, published for Graham's exhibition at the BALTIC Centre in the UK, gathers works made between 1994 and 2017--in particular his photographic lightboxes and his musical production--that focus on the self-portrait. Graham shows himself starring in various fictional roles (artist, musician, actor, lighthouse keeper, paddler, reader). In her essay, Briony Fer observes that "as much as Graham makes pictures that cohere as mise-en-sc

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