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Pub Date 8/15/2005
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| | | Carsten Meier: Public ParkingEdited by Cindy Gates and Thomas Kaestle.
One byproduct of our global car culture is the proliferation of parking lots. By looking closely at these spaces that we usually ignore (unless we're searching for a parking spot), Carsten Meier, with these photographs, finds mystery in the mundane. Are they a real convenience or a kind of manipulation? In the empty parking lots of recently closed or just-built shopping centers, or in the vertigious view of a city over the railing of a multistorey deck, Meier depicts, as Stephen Shore has done before him, ordinary emblems of our extraordinary mobility.
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FORMAT: Hardcover, 17.75 x 9.75 in. / 120 pgs / 54 color.
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ISBN: 9783938025079
PUBLISHER: Kerber
AVAILABLE: 8/15/2005
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| Carsten Meier: Public Parking Published by Kerber.
Edited by Cindy Gates and Thomas Kaestle. One byproduct of our global car culture is the proliferation of parking lots. By looking closely at these spaces that we usually ignore (unless we're searching for a parking spot), Carsten Meier, with these photographs, finds mystery in the mundane. Are they a real convenience or a kind of manipulation? In the empty parking lots of recently closed or just-built shopping centers, or in the vertigious view of a city over the railing of a multistorey deck, Meier depicts, as Stephen Shore has done before him, ordinary emblems of our extraordinary mobility.
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