Details

Enquiries about purchasing photographs can be made to contact AT paradiseroad DOT com [attention Claudia Bell]. You may request that she telephone you to discuss a particular photograph.

The work is produced as large format color photography, most often 6.0 ft x 4.0 ft, mounted on an aluminum back and sealed sheer on top with 5mm Plexiglass.

The original photography is on Kodak 200 film, scanned to 67 meg. All prints are type C photographs printed on Kodak Endura E Surface photographic paper.

Prints are made by Image Lab, Wigan Street, Wellington, New Zealand. Mounting is by PCL Imaging, Karaka St, Auckland, New Zealand, or by Duggal, West 23rd St, New York City, USA.

Photographs are in editions of 12 for the 6.0 ft x 4.0 ft prints. The price of each framed print commences at US$3,250 (based on ten 2008 sales at Orchard St NYC exhibition) with increments on additional prints in a series from #1.

The seven works exhibited in 2008 are in editions of 8 with 4 artist proofs.

Packaging, delivery costs, and applicable taxes are additional and can be estimated.

Works may be purchased in smaller sizes and/or unframed for a marginal cost adjustment.

Framed works, at the purchaser's cost, are packed and freighted in lightweight custom-made art boxes, or for a lesser cost, robust cardboard, polystyrene packing and tape.

Five works are offered in editions of 40 each (see below), unframed, for a commencing price of US$750, with increments on additional prints in a series; 14 inches x 10 inches. Delivery costs and applicable taxes are additional and can be estimated.

20 AO-sized posters (40 inches x 28 inches) from the 2008 Orchard St NYC exhibition are available unframed at US$100.

The book Paradise Road is currently available from the website of Edizioni Charta and from amazon.com and other retailers in 2010. US distribution is by Distributed Art Publications, New York. "New Zealand-born, New York-based photographer Brian Sweeney moves between long-distance reverie and the documentation of pattern and motif in landscape. Of this work, essayist Stuart McKenzie writes that "you can't look at Sweeney's photographs in Paradise Road and find paradise in and of itself. Instead, they carefully send you on your way, deflecting any pretense of essentiality."

Reproduction rights are Reserved for all photographs for publication, product and merchandise for sale, and publicity including advertising and posters.

Terms and conditions are subject to change. The compilations images offered for sale may change from time to time. All rights reserved by Brian Sweeney. Work is copyright Brian Sweeney 1999-2010. paradiseroad.com is published by Brian Sweeney via Sanderson Press.