Michael Ackerman
‘Hunger – Epilogue’
by Michael Ackerman, published by Void.
This is an updated version of the original ‘Hunger — Epilogue’ by Michael Ackerman, featuring new unpublished photographs and a new sequence. This second edition is also a shrunk version of the first one (printed on a massive broadsheet dimension). The first edition of ’Hunger — Epilogue’ is sold out.
Photographs and texts by Michael Ackerman.
Text by Jem Cohen.
Newspaper paper
With Hard flat silkscreened grey-board
64 pages
22 x 32 cm
With 3 gigantic fold-outs (87 x 32 cm)
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ISBN 978-618-5479-01-5
After 7 issues and 28 artists published,
‘Hunger’ comes to an end with its epilogue: a solo publication by Michael Ackerman. ‘Hunger – Epilogue’ by Ackerman is now in its 2nd edition.
Hunger – Epilogue
‘Hunger – Epilogue’ is Ackerman’s first publication since his acclaimed book ‘Half Life’ (Delpire, 2010). Featuring works from his debut project ‘End Time City’, to works that have never seen the light of day so far, ‘Epilogue’ is a recollection of Ackerman’s past and future universe. The text by Jem Cohen, Michael’s old friend, gives the reader an insider’s view of the artist’s work and personality.
The publication comes with more than 130 images (many of which, unseen), and is a unique opportunity to sneak into the artist’s latest unpublished works.
‘Hunger – Epilogue’ 2nd Edition
“Time, in its great disarray, is a specialty of Michael Ackerman. His work respects and destroys it.”
Jem Cohen
‘Hunger – Epilogue’ is now on its second iteration.
This is an updated version of the original (and long time sold out) ‘Hunger — Epilogue’ by Michael Ackerman, featuring new unpublished photographs and a new sequence. This second edition is also a shrunk version of the first one (printed on a massive broadsheet dimension).
The Special Edition
Limited Edition of 100
(2 different prints available)
For full information, click here.
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Special edition of ‘Hunger — Epilogue’ 2nd Edition by Michael Ackerman. Comes with a fine art print in Hanehmüle Fine Art Baryta (16 x 22 cm) signed and numbered in the edition of 100.
You can choose between 2 different photographs.
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This is an updated version of the original ‘Hunger — Epilogue’ by Michael Ackerman, featuring new unpublished photographs and a new sequence. This second edition is also a shrunk version of the first one (printed on a massive broadsheet dimension). The first edition of ’Hunger — Epilogue’ is sold out.
Photographs and texts by Michael Ackerman.
Text by Jem Cohen.
Newspaper paper
With Hard flat silkscreened grey-board
64 pages
22 x 32 cm
With 3 gigantic fold-outs (87 x 32 cm)
+ Signed fine art inkjet print, signed & numbered (edition of 100)
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ISBN 978-618-5479-01-5
Special edition for the ‘Hunger — Epilogue’ 2nd Edition by Michael Ackerman. Comes with a fine art print in Hanehmüle Fine Art Baryta
(16 x 22 cm) signed and numbered in the edition of 100.
You can choose between 2 different photographs.
‘Hunger – Epilogue’ 1st Edition
Sold out from the publisher
The Collector’s Edition
Sold out from the publisher
Limited edition of 20 copies.
Hardcover portfolio (36 x 52 cm)
Including the standard edition
Plus a 35,5 x 28 cm signed and numbered pigment print on Japanese Taizan paper in Edition of 18 + 2 APs
Hunger – Epilogue 1st Edition
33,3 x 49 cm
48 pages
500 copies
Newspaper paper
ISBN 978-618-83825-9-6
Sold Out
Hunger – Epilogue 2nd Edition
22 x 32 cm
64 pages
1800 copies
Including 3 gigantic fold-outs
Newspaper paper
ISBN 978-618-5479-01-5
Special Edition
‘Hunger — Epilogue’ 2nd Edition
Newspaper paper
With Hard flat silkscreened grey-board
64 pages
22 x 32 cm
With 3 gigantic fold-outs (87 x 32 cm)
+ 1 signed fine art inkjet print, signed & numbered (edition of 100)
Collector’s Edition
‘Hunger — Epilogue’ 1st Edition
Limited edition of 20 copies.
Hardcover portfolio (36 x 52 cm)
Including the standard edition
Plus a 35,5 x 28 cm signed and numbered pigment
Printed on Japanese Taizan paper in Edition of 18 + 2 APs
Sold Out
Michael Ackerman
Born in Tel Aviv in 1967, Michael Ackerman spent his childhood and youth in the USA, where his family emigrated in 1974. He started photographing at age 18. In 1999, the publication of ‘End Time City’ by Robert Delpire was a shock and a rare discovery of a talent of great intensity. Ackerman gave us his haloed vision of Benares: a dark and tormented wandering of a city where life is all the more exuberant as death inhabits it. This book was followed by the publication of ‘Fiction’ and ‘Half Life’. All of Ackerman’s work explores time and timelessness, personal history and the history of places.
He is the recipient of the Nadar Award for his book ‘End Time City’ (Delpire, 1999), and the Infinity Award for Young Photographer by the International Center of Photography (NYC in 1998). In 2009, he received the SCAM Roger Pic Award for ‘Departure, Poland’.
Decayed and damaged images, not as a matter of style but a direct analogue of experience. He currently lives in Berlin and is represented by Camera Obscura Galerie, Paris.
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1st Edition publicly available at:
GEORGIA, Tbilisi Photography & Multimedia Museum
GREECE, Void
IRELAND, International Centre for the Image
LATVIA, ISSP
PORTUGAL, Narrativa
ROMANIA, Photo Romania Festival at Grain Lab
SWITZERLAND, De Pietri Artphilein Foundation
USA, Amon Carter Museum of American Art
USA, ICP Library
USA, MoMA Library
USA, Princeton University Library
2nd Edition publicly available at:
AUSTRALIA, State Library of Victoria
BULGARIA, BECA
ENGLAND, Picnic
GEORGIA, Tbilisi Photography & Multimedia Museum
GERMANY, The Photobook Museum
GREECE, National Library of Greece
GREECE, Photometria Photography Center
GREECE, Void
ITALY, Biblioteca di Officine Fotografiche
LATVIA, ISSP
SPAIN, Biblioteca Agustí Centelles
SWEDEN, Hasselblad Center
SWEDEN, Kungliga Biblioteket
SWITZERLAND, De Pietri Artphilein Foundation
USA, Amon Carter Museum of American Art
USA, Cleveland Museum of Art (Ingalls Library)
USA, ICP Library
USA, MoMA Library
USA, Museum of Fine Arts, Houston (Hirsch Library)
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Photograph: Michael Ackerman
Text: Jem Cohen, Max Brod
Design: João Linneu
Concept: João Linneu, Myrto Steirou
Printing: MAS Matbaa
Binding: MAS Matbaa
Language: English
Michael Ackerman © for the photographs and text
Jem Cohen © for the text
Void © for this edition