Stephen Shore (Hotshoe 214)

Stephen Shore (Hotshoe 214)The first living photographer to have a one man show at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York since Alfred Stieglitz, Hotshoe continue their series of single artist books, this time collaborating with Stephen Shore to bring you this monograph issue, including a discussion with Shore initiated by renowned photographer Todd Hido, and a text in Crude Metaphors written by Shore himself. Plus, introductions to each portfolio by art historian Dr. Tom

95 black & white photographs and 30 oral histories from Carnival participants plus texts by Myron M

as well as of the underexposed Black inheritance of Brazil’s identity

When he died in 1972 at age 81

Rinko Kawauchi encountered geysers like the breath of Earth

dairy farms & polite cottages of the rural idyll

forest and water

discipline tend to fix in place

John Berger

but this book

this is an extraordinary account of an unique life that crossed and unified unlikely geographical

an epistolary portrait of the absurdity of human connection

Note: This book differs from the exhibition catalogue “Rinko Kawauchi: M/E On this sphere Endlessly interlinking” in that it is a collection of photographs from the “M/E” series only