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| | | Allan Sekula: Fish StoryEssay by Benjamin H.D. Buchloh.
American artist and writer Allan Sekula spent seven years photographing harbors and port cities around the world. Starting out in Los Angeles and San Diego, he traveled as far as Korea, Scotland, and Poland, photographing the prosperity, poverty, and political powers that continue to play out in major port cities across the world. The result was Fish Story, a seven-chapter illustrated tomb with more than 900 color photographs, that questions what remains of our port cities in the wake of a globalized economy.
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FORMAT: Paperback, 8.75 x 10.25 in. / 204 pgs / 96 color / 123 b&w
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ISBN: 9783933807687
PUBLISHER: Richter Verlag
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| Allan Sekula: Fish Story Published by Richter Verlag.
Essay by Benjamin H.D. Buchloh. American artist and writer Allan Sekula spent seven years photographing harbors and port cities around the world. Starting out in Los Angeles and San Diego, he traveled as far as Korea, Scotland, and Poland, photographing the prosperity, poverty, and political powers that continue to play out in major port cities across the world. The result was Fish Story, a seven-chapter illustrated tomb with more than 900 color photographs, that questions what remains of our port cities in the wake of a globalized economy.
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