Krass Clement - Drum. Et sted i Irland., Gyldendal, 1996, København
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Pages: 95
Place: København
Year: 1996
Publisher: Gyldendal
Size: 31 x 25 cm (approx.)
Hardcover, cloth bound with illustrated dustjacket, signed.
Photographed in a small pub in Drum, Ireland, on a single evening and with only a few rolls of film (and a rumored "five pints of Guinness"), Krass Clement (born 1946) created one of the most important contributions to the contemporary Danish photobook. His 1996 Drum opens in a darkening and foggy town, with a workday ending and some men heading off for a drink. Through subtle shifts in focus and a masterful filmic sequencing, the book comes to concentrate on one principal character in the shadowy pub: a hunched, weather-beaten old man sitting alone with his drink. Drum is a quiet, dusky meditation on community, the outsider, alienation and the terrors of being alone. (From Errata Editions' reprint)
