• Orange book cover with title in white: While nothing lasts, Edward Cushenberry
  • Edward Cushenberry: While Nothing Lasts, open and showing image to the left and title to the right
  • Edward Cushenberry: While Nothing Lasts, open to image of person in glasses on the left, overlapping a bit to the right side.
  • Edward Cushenberry: While Nothing Lasts, open to full-width color image
  • Edward Cushenberry: While Nothing lasts, open and showing color image on the left that overlaps a bit to the right side
  • Edward Cushenberry: While Nothing Lasts, open and showing blank page to the left and color image of two people in bed to the right.
  • Edward Cushenberry: While nothing lasts, open and showing blank page to the right and color image of a man in a kitchen to the left.
  • Edward Cushenberry: While Nothing Lasts, open and showing full-width color image
  • Edward Cushenberry: While Nothing Lasts, open and showing small color image to the right and blank page to the left
  • Back cover of Edward Cushenberry: While Nothing Lasts. Orange with small color image
1 10

Edward Cushenberry: While Nothing Lasts

Edward Cushenberry: While Nothing Lasts

33 USD
65 USD 33 USD
Sale Sold out
Shipping calculated at checkout.

Edward Cushenberry's While Nothing Lasts lays bare the intimacy and beauty of the everyday, with 59 portraits of friends and family. In his quest to see the divine in love, Cushenberry uses the medium of photography to highlight the eloquence and transience that inhabits each moment. Flipping through the pages, what stands out on every page is the care given for each subject. The gorgeously crafted Japanese silk cloth exterior intimates the precious gift of the every day. Cushenberry's work is part of Fotografiska's installation, "Tracking Down Intimacy," in partnership with Black Artists Fund (BAF), showcasing the talent of emerging Black artists and supporting efforts broadening opportunities for Black creators.

Hardcover

Size: 12.75"H 9.5"W

120 pages

Japanese silk cloth covers

Printed and bound in Chicago

Photographs and text printed on an HP Indigo 12000 HD

Cased and foil stamped at Candor Arts

View full details