Inez & Vinoodh / Exhibition

Inez

Inez & Vinoodh

Exhibition

Gagosian Gallery, Beverly Hills, United-States
friday 12 july 2013 - friday 23 august 2013 - Event ended.

Gagosian Gallery is pleased to present a major exhibition of photographs by Inez & Vinoodh, following their first exhibition with the gallery in Paris earlier this year. Partners in life and work for twenty-five years, Inez & Vinoodh were among the first photographers to harness the full potential of digital manipulation in portraying the human condition. Combining the beautiful with the bizarre, the elegant with the extreme, the classical with camp, they depict human identity as exquisite corpse, the spirit of transformation that has fueled the march of art history and which has become, more than ever, a sustaining aesthetic principle of our own time.

Inez & Vinoodh / Photographers

 

Inez van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin

INEZ & VINOODH

PHOTOGRAPHERs

Inez van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin are Amsterdam and Manhattan-based photographers who have established a successful collaborative practice. Both born and educated in The Netherlands, they have produced a large body of digitally manipulated images miying the glamourous and grotesque  in the industries of high fashion, high art and music videos-

Inez van Lamsweerde / Vinoodh Matadin / Seven Portraits

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Inez van Lamsweerde / Vinoodh Matadin

SEVEN PORTRAITS

FALL, FALL 2012

Milla Jovovich Stars in the Marella Fall 2012 Campaign by Inez & Vinoodh

JOANNA ELIZABETH

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PUBLISHED OCTOBER 3, 2012

From the Archive / Exclusive Portraits of Björk by the Sea in Long Islan

Photographed by Inez and Vinoodh, Björk dances across the pages of our Autumn/Winter 2010 cover story in a celebration of non-conformity and transcendental beauty

From the Archive: Exclusive Portraits of Björk by the Sea in Long Island

Photographed by Inez and Vinoodh, Björk dances across the pages of our Autumn/Winter 2010 cover story in a celebration of non-conformity and transcendental beauty

Julia Louis-Dreyfus / Seriously funny woman

Julia was photographed in Manhattan, a mere 4.6 miles from the apartment in which she grew up. Look at her now, wearing a vintage Christian Dior coat from Anouschka Paris over a yellow silk top and matching skirt by VERSACE, with brown satin shoes by PRADA and sunglasses by DOLCE & GABBANA. Tights by WOLFORD.

Julia Louis-Dreyfus

Seriously funny woman

Text by Seb Emina
Portraits by Inez & Vinoodh
Styling by Paul Sinclaire

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Issue nº 29, Spring and Summer 2024

Comic genius Julia Louis-Dreyfus stood up to the boys and won all the awards. Who’s laughing now?

One day in the Bahamas, Julia Louis-Dreyfus was swimming in open water when her husband, who was back on the boat, shouted something along the lines of “Don’t panic, but there’s a shark in the water. You need to come back.” It was the late 1980s, and they’d tagged along on a scientific expedition to study the local dolphins. The calm azure waters had been a dreamy setting for such an activity, but not any more. A shark can swim at up to 25 miles per hour, a human being no more than six. Julia turned to face the boat and began to kick.

Cindy Sherman / The great American artist

 

Look Three
Cindy is wearing a vintage khaki cotton shirt from Search & Destroy. The vintage studded leather vest is by Schott, from Southpaw Vintage.

Cindy
Sherman

The great American artist

Text by Heidi Julavits

Portraits by Inez & Vinoodh

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Issue nº 19, Spring & Summer 2019

For almost 50 years, Cindy Sherman has been plundering her dressing-up box to turn herself into ingénues and society matrons, pin-ups and clowns – grotesquely familiar versions of the masks we all wear to face the world. She does this alone in her Hudson Square studio, surrounded only by the props – fake boobs, wigs, bits of mannequins – that help her create iconic images that contain not an ounce of Cindy Sherman.