Todd Hido

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#2424-a, 1999 (from the series Outskirts)

Poster
Edition:
87/100
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Signed and numbered on a label stored with the print.
Risograph Print
Condition:
Pristine
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Image size:
245 x 307 mm
Print size:
255 x 317 mm
Framed size:
unframed
Dimensions in inches:
" x
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Provenance:
Printed Matter NY
Year of work:
2005
Printed in
2024
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360
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Note: prints larger or higher than 17" are custom-shipped.
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By incorporating Risograph editions like this one alongside traditional C-prints and offset books, the BSS collection visually demonstrates how varying printing mechanics radically alter the mood, grain, and physical presence of the exact same photograph.

Risograph printing holds a specific place within a photography archive like BSS, particularly when examining how artists like Todd Hido translate atmospheric, low-light, or textured images into physical media.

Todd Hido

Icon for no cover picture available yet#2424-a, 1999 (from the series Outskirts)
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#2424-a, 1999 (from the series Outskirts)

Edition:
87/100
Sold out by gallery or publisher
Signed and numbered on a label stored with the print.
Signed
Image size:
245 x 307 mm
Print size:
255 x 317 mm
Frame size:
unframed
Provenance:
Printed Matter NY
Year of work:
2005
Risograph Print
Printed in:
2024
$
360
Inquire
Currently on hold
Note: prints larger than 18" are custom-shipped. Inquire about shipping methods & costs.
Print Pictures
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By incorporating Risograph editions like this one alongside traditional C-prints and offset books, the BSS collection visually demonstrates how varying printing mechanics radically alter the mood, grain, and physical presence of the exact same photograph.

Risograph printing holds a specific place within a photography archive like BSS, particularly when examining how artists like Todd Hido translate atmospheric, low-light, or textured images into physical media.

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