JESSICA LANGE

This richly illustrated volume presents more than 200 photographs spanning nearly three decades of Jessica Lange’s photographic practice. Through a series of thematic chapters, the book reveals the artist’s deeply personal vision, shaped by a poetic sensitivity to places, people, memory, and the passing of time.

From the iconic black-and-white images of Highway 61 and the vibrant atmosphere of Mexico, to the deserted streets of New York during the pandemic and the striking portraits of Freak Show, the volume explores the many facets of Lange’s work. Landscapes, gestures, traces of history, and everyday encounters come together in a visual narrative that transforms ordinary moments into images of remarkable emotional depth.

Featuring critical essays and a selection of previously unpublished works, this book offers the most comprehensive overview of Jessica Lange’s photography to date, highlighting the distinctive artistic voice of one of the most compelling image-makers of our time.