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Rebirth of the Cool : Discovering the Art of Robert James Campbel

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Publication Name
powerHouse Books
ISBN
9781576877623
Book Title
Rebirth of the Cool : Discovering the Art of Robert James Campbell
Publisher
powerHouse Books
Item Length
10 in
Publication Year
2015
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Illustrator
Yes
Item Height
1 in
Author
Jessica Ferber
Genre
Music, Photography, Biography & Autobiography, History
Topic
Individual Photographers / General, United States / State & Local / Middle Atlantic (DC, De, Md, NJ, NY, Pa), Composers & Musicians, General, Genres & Styles / Jazz
Item Weight
38.2 Oz
Item Width
7.5 in
Number of Pages
146 Pages

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Publisher
powerHouse Books
ISBN-10
1576877620
ISBN-13
9781576877623
eBay Product ID (ePID)
208612485

Product Key Features

Book Title
Rebirth of the Cool : Discovering the Art of Robert James Campbell
Number of Pages
146 Pages
Language
English
Topic
Individual Photographers / General, United States / State & Local / Middle Atlantic (DC, De, Md, NJ, NY, Pa), Composers & Musicians, General, Genres & Styles / Jazz
Publication Year
2015
Illustrator
Yes
Genre
Music, Photography, Biography & Autobiography, History
Author
Jessica Ferber
Format
Hardcover

Dimensions

Item Height
1 in
Item Weight
38.2 Oz
Item Length
10 in
Item Width
7.5 in

Additional Product Features

Intended Audience
Trade
LCCN
2015-948422
Dewey Edition
23
Reviews
"I don't wear glasses, but there's always been a geek-chic cool for me about seeing '50s and '60s guys in their conservative suits, glasses and haicuts playing hip, challenging and intellectual music." --Christian Chensvold, Ivy-Style.com "A play on  Birth of the Cool , Miles Davis' 1957 album,  Rebirth of the Cool  is an insightful piece of revived history and an important addition to the annals of an American revolution." --Issue Magazine  "I'm not a big jazz fan, but the combination of brilliant curating, excellent writing, and sheer delight of the many haunting photographs displayed make this one of the most enjoyable photographic biographies I have read in years." --Cold Type   , "I don't wear glasses, but there's always been a geek-chic cool for me about seeing '50s and '60s guys in their conservative suits, glasses and haicuts playing hip, challenging and intellectual music." -Christian Chensvold, Ivy-Style.com, "I don't wear glasses, but there's always been a geek-chic cool for me about seeing '50s and '60s guys in their conservative suits, glasses and haicuts playing hip, challenging and intellectual music." -Christian Chensvold, Ivy-Style.com "A play on  Birth of the Cool , Miles Davis' 1957 album,  Rebirth of the Cool  is an insightful piece of revived history and an important addition to the annals of an American revolution." - Issue Magazine , "I don't wear glasses, but there's always been a geek-chic cool for me about seeing '50s and '60s guys in their conservative suits, glasses and haicuts playing hip, challenging and intellectual music." --Christian Chensvold, Ivy-Style.com "A play on  Birth of the Cool , Miles Davis' 1957 album,  Rebirth of the Cool  is an insightful piece of revived history and an important addition to the annals of an American revolution." --Issue Magazine  "I'm not a big jazz fan, but the combination of brilliant curating, excellent writing, and sheer delight of the many haunting photographs displayed make this one of the most enjoyable photographic biographies I have read in years." --Cold Type    As seen in: -The New York Times
Dewey Decimal
779.2092 B
Synopsis
A visionary of the Greenwich Village nightlife scene in the 1950s and 60s, photographer Robert James Campbell vigorously documented New York's jazz era, and its metamorphosis into the beat and folk movements. Despite Campbell's artistic prowess--evident in his arresting images of the people who would shape the American cultural landscape for generations to come--Campbell died alone in a homeless shelter in Burlington, Vermont in 2002. His identity, and former life as an esteemed photojournalist for The Village Voice and Downbeat Magazine, would only be revealed by the unlikely discovery by a young college graduate of his ephemera and personal belongings within a trove of cardboard boxes. Rebirth of the Cool is the story of Robert James Campbell as reconstructed by Jessica Ferber, and born from tragedy; Campbell, once a wildly talented artist, but wrought by mental demons, financial hardship, and health failure, had to give up his passionate work at what should have been the prime years of his career, having succumbed to his deteriorating body and mind. Campbell left New York for LA and then disappeared into New England with little hope, but resolute to keep and care for his art he managed to diligently transport his negatives and images with him throughout his turbulent life, and ultimately with him into homelessness. At the height of his photographic career Campbell captured the likes of John Coltrane, The Modern Jazz Quartet, Philly Joe Jones, Count Basie, Bud Powell, Richie Havens, Chuck Berry, and more. Shot onstage and off, the intimacy of the photos is moving and prescient. Rebirth of the Cool collects the best of Campbell's work, shot at legendary clubs like Birdland, The Village Vanguard, and The Gaslight Cafe, as well as street photography, international work from his time spent in Germany, and tour photography. The era in which Campbell photographed was brief and precious, and the content he left behind represents a time capsule--a rebirth and regeneration--of a moment that was flashpoint for the culture and heritage of New York, and the nation as a whole., A visionary of the Greenwich Village nightlife scene in the '50s and 60s, photographer Robert James Campbell vigorously documented New York's jazz era and its metamorphosis into the beat and folk movements. Rebirth Of The Cool is the story of Robert James Campbell as reconstructed by Jessica Ferber. At the height of his photographic career Campbell captured the likes of John Coltrane, The Modern Jazz Quartet, Philly Joe Jones, Count Basie, Bud Powell, Richie Havens, Chuck Berry and more., The story of Robert James Campbell a photographer and visonary of the Greenwich Village nightlife scene in the '50s and '60s who vigorously documented New York's jazz era., A visionary of the Greenwich Village nightlife scene in the 1950s and 60s, photographer Robert James Campbell vigorously documented New York's jazz era, and its metamorphosis into the beat and folk movements. Despite Campbell's artistic prowess--evident in his arresting images of the people who would shape the American cultural landscape for generations to come--Campbell died alone in a homeless shelter in Burlington, Vermont in 2002. His identity, and former life as an esteemed photojournalist for The Village Voice and Downbeat Magazine , would only be revealed by the unlikely discovery by a young college graduate of his ephemera and personal belongings within a trove of cardboard boxes. Rebirth of the Cool is the story of Robert James Campbell as reconstructed by Jessica Ferber, and born from tragedy; Campbell, once a wildly talented artist, but wrought by mental demons, financial hardship, and health failure, had to give up his passionate work at what should have been the prime years of his career, having succumbed to his deteriorating body and mind. Campbell left New York for LA and then disappeared into New England with little hope, but resolute to keep and care for his art he managed to diligently transport his negatives and images with him throughout his turbulent life, and ultimately with him into homelessness. At the height of his photographic career Campbell captured the likes of John Coltrane, The Modern Jazz Quartet, Philly Joe Jones, Count Basie, Bud Powell, Richie Havens, Chuck Berry, and more. Shot onstage and off, the intimacy of the photos is moving and prescient. Rebirth of the Cool collects the best of Campbell's work, shot at legendary clubs like Birdland, The Village Vanguard, and The Gaslight Caf , as well as street photography, international work from his time spent in Germany, and tour photography. The era in which Campbell photographed was brief and precious, and the content he left behind represents a time capsule--a rebirth and regeneration--of a moment that was flashpoint for the culture and heritage of New York, and the nation as a whole.
LC Classification Number
TR642
Copyright Date
2015
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  • awesome story & awesome photos

    A beautifully written book as well as a wonderful human interest story. What a grand endeavor for such a young person to take on and to stick with the project for so long! It takes a lot of blood,sweat and tears! Awesome pics of the old timers as well as NYC, as it once was......Great job Ms. Ferber, Bob is smiling from above

    État : NeufVendu par : grandeagleretail

  • This is a very interesting book about a guy I went to high school with. Bob was sort of a loner, but a cool guy, a bit eccentric, but nice.

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