David LaChapelle presents Lost + Found and Good News in Milan, prefers print over digital
On November 25, 2017, American photographer David LaChapelle, born in 1963, traveled to Italy to promote his latest works, marking the end of a European tour for two Taschen volumes: Lost + Found. Part I and Good News. Part II. These publications complete a five-volume anthology that began with LaChapelle Land in 1996. The recent volumes showcase a spiritual transformation from his earlier daring creations. LaChapelle, who was discovered by Andy Warhol in the 1980s, currently resides on a farm in Maui, Hawaii, and favors print media over social platforms. In an interview at the Taschen store, he reflects on his artistic journey, focusing on themes of existence and paradise. Each book, released by Taschen in 2017, is priced at €50.
Key facts
- David LaChapelle visited Italy on November 25, 2017, for his book tour.
- Milan was the final European stop of a world tour including Amsterdam, Berlin, Paris, and London.
- Taschen published two new volumes: Lost + Found. Part I and Good News. Part II.
- These books complete a five-volume anthology starting with LaChapelle Land (1996).
- LaChapelle was discovered by Andy Warhol in the 1980s.
- He now lives on a farm in Maui, Hawaii, after leaving Hollywood.
- Good News was shot in analog photography.
- LaChapelle cites David Bowie, William Blake, Pharrell Williams, and Michelangelo as inspirations.
- He was inspired by Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel in 2006.
- The books cost €50 each and are published by Taschen.
Entities
Artists
- David LaChapelle
- Andy Warhol
- David Bowie
- William Blake
- Pharrell Williams
- Michelangelo
Institutions
- Taschen
Locations
- Fairfield
- Italy
- Milan
- Amsterdam
- Berlin
- Paris
- London
- Maui
- Hawaii
- Via Meravigli 17
- Cologne