Jim Dine, This is How I Remember, Now

This is How I Remember, Now

Jim Dine

Publisher
Steidl
Year
2008
ISBN
978-3-86521-603-8
Specifications
Hardback / Hardcover
English

This book is a selection of photographs of the artist himself, friends (dead and alive), relatives, and the wooden boy (soon to be a real boy) Pinocchio. Jim Dine is attempting in these works to bring, through memory, to life the people around him now and from the past. He has found a way to put aside mortality by the way the camera continually lies.

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