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Paperback, 9.25 x 12 in. / 111 pgs / 45 color. PUBLISHING STATUS
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| | | CORNERHOUSE/PHOTOMUSEUM WINTERTHURPaul Graham: New EuropeEssay by Urs Stahel.
This is the first U.S. release of this widely praised book. New Europe seeks to dig beneath the utopian dream of a united continent arising to face the dawn of the 21st century. Paul Graham's photographs reflect on the inescapable shadow of history that falls over each nation's conscience, from the dictatorships of Franco and Hitler, to the Holocaust and the Irish conflict. Thus burden is interwoven with a questioning of the banality of modern day consumption-led culture. Neither a narrative nor a conventional documentary, this body of photographs builds into a visual poem that resonates across the social and psychological landscape of Europe today.
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FORMAT: Paperback, 9.25 x 12 in. / 111 pgs / 45 color.
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ISBN: 9780948797378
PUBLISHER: Cornerhouse/Photomuseum Winterthur
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| Paul Graham: New Europe Published by Cornerhouse/Photomuseum Winterthur.
Essay by Urs Stahel. This is the first U.S. release of this widely praised book. New Europe seeks to dig beneath the utopian dream of a united continent arising to face the dawn of the 21st century. Paul Graham's photographs reflect on the inescapable shadow of history that falls over each nation's conscience, from the dictatorships of Franco and Hitler, to the Holocaust and the Irish conflict. Thus burden is interwoven with a questioning of the banality of modern day consumption-led culture. Neither a narrative nor a conventional documentary, this body of photographs builds into a visual poem that resonates across the social and psychological landscape of Europe today.
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