Publisher/Ryan McGinley

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A collection of works by contemporary American photographer Ryan McGinley. Photo book "Theater of Manner" by Tina Barney, which is said to be one of McGinley's favorite books as a famous photo book collector (by the way, Sofia Coppola also lists it as one of her favorite books). It is a masterpiece that captures the intimate moments of upper-class families and friends, but it has something in common with the intimate style of McGinley's early days, full of "love" and "friendship." McGinley, who has been described as a "private photographer" following the genealogy of Larry Clark and Nan Goldin, has a decisive difference from their style is "brightness" without "darkness". Even though he has a dark side, the fact that he portrays it brightly and matches the current times may be one of his popularity. In recent years, he has moved away from the world of familiar snapshots and portraits, and has created many works with motifs of nature and nudes that fuse the real and unreal worlds. A collection of works published at the PS1 exhibition, it can be said that it was created in the 2000s during the "transition period from subculture to utopia".