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Abandoned Chairs

By Paul Kuzemczak

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| Paperback | 9781872482835

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From Amazon.co.uk book Description:

Why do we see so many chairs left desolate in strange places?
Maybe some were used as a makeshift staff room for people sunning
themselves during their coffee break or as convenient oversized door
wedges. Others have no obvious or lo Continue

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From Amazon.co.uk book Description:
Why do we see so many chairs left desolate in strange places?
Maybe some were used as a makeshift staff room for people sunning
themselves during their coffee break or as convenient oversized door
wedges. Others have no obvious or lo ... (continue)

From Amazon.co.uk book Description:
Why do we see so many chairs left desolate in strange places?
Maybe some were used as a makeshift staff room for people sunning
themselves during their coffee break or as convenient oversized door
wedges. Others have no obvious or logical explanation. There is a degree of
mystery with abandoned chairs, and the possible reasons and narratives
behind the image instantly engages the viewer.
Abandoned Chairs is a 64-page book containing 60 full colour photographs of
abandoned chairs from around the world.
The following artists/photographers are represented in the publication.
Trevor Attwood (UK), Sarah Ballard (UK), Gawain Barnard (UK), Natalie
Behring (USA), Zoe Childerley (UK), Ben Coode-Adams (UK), Stephen Cross
(UK), Sean Cunningham (UK), Peter Doubleday (UK), Chris Eckersley (UK),
Stuart David Fallon (UK), Angela Frost (UK), Ray Gayling (UK), Silvia
Ganora (Italy), Mary Hockenbery (USA), Andrew Howe (UK), Steve Johnson
(UK), Morgan Jones (USA), Christine Kelly (Canada), David Kendall (UK), Zoë
Kennard (UK), Paul Kuzemczak (UK), Kirsten Lavers (UK), Daniel Lehan (UK),
Chris & Raymond Leyland (UK), Katherine Mager (UK), Adam McDonald (UK),
Simon Mitchell (UK), James Newton (UK), Stephen Parry (UK), Ulf Mark
Pedersen (Norway), Damien Robinson (UK), Natascha Sturny (Switzerland), Ben
Tanner (UK), Brian W. Thomas (UK), Christopher Tuckett (UK), Tim Watson
(UK), Leilani A. Wertens (USA), Samuel Wingate (UK) and Sara Zinelli
(Italy)

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