Bøker av Mark Borthwick

An iconic fashion photographer and pioneering cult hero of the 90’s fashion scene, revisits his early black and white work on Pola Pan polaroid film, in this exceptional fine art photography book.Borthwick is regarded as one of the most influential fashion photographers of our time, ranking among the generation of photographers who in the nineties broke through the conventions of fashion photography.Borthwick digs deep into his archive of early work shot on "Pola Pan” - a 35ml black and white instant developing Polaroid film which existed exclusively during these years.  The young experimental photographer was elliptically charmed by this film, which taught him the fragility of time and unwittingly encouraged him to trust in the virtues of mistakes, shaping his gentle, romantic and dreamy signature photographic aesthetic. Featuring his documentation of the streets of Paris and New York in the 80’s and 90’s including: portraits of family and friends, early fashion work featuring iconic models such as: Kate Moss, Carolyn Murphy, Kristen Owen and Stella Tenant;  collaborations with fashion designers such as Maria Cornejo, John Galliano and his muses such as Chloe Sevigny, Kim Gordon, Jane Birkin, Marianne Faithful, Michael Hutchinson, Vanessa Paradise, and his iconic album covers for Sinead O’Connor. This will be the first major book of Borthwick’s published in the last fifteen years. A groundbreaking fashion photographer, artist and musician, this book will appeal to the legion of devoted fans of fashion, contemporary art, photography and the alternative music scene.

This book examines the role of the international financial system in the development of Pacific Asia and, conversely, the region's growing influence on North America and the world economy. It looks at the distant future, being devoted primarily to understanding the emergence of modern Pacific Asia.

This book provides a broad history of East and Southeast Asia in both regional and country-specific contexts from prehistory to the current day.