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Otras ciudades invisibles / Lorena Campbell + Óscar de la Borbolla.
Format
Book
Language
Spanish
Εdition
Primera edición.
Published/Created
Ciudad de México : Artes de México, 2017.
Description
13 pages, 37 unnumbered pages : illustrations ; 21 cm
Details
Subject(s)
Campbell, Lorena
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Street photography
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Photography, Artistic
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Cities and towns
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Pictorial works
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Writer of supplementary textual content
Borbolla, Óscar de la, 1966-
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Series
Colección Luz portátil ; 31.
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Colección luz portátil ; 31
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Campbell, Lorena.
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Summary note
The book is a dialogue between the visual and literary languages, comprising 40 photographs taken in the last eleven years and that are a reflection of different stimuli and sensations, surprises and opportunities, forms and symbols found in large cities (Bogota, Mexico City, etc.) and that make us cling to them. However, despite touring the streets of the city every day, passing them without looking at them, becoming invisible to our eyes. It is also a tribute to Italo Calvino's book "Le città invisibili" (Invisible city). With texts by author Óscar de la Borbolla.
Contents
La palabra : el revelador / Oscar de la Borbolla -- Indice de fotografia.
ISBN
9786074612455 ((hardbound))
6074612455
9786074612448 ((pbk))
6074612447
OCLC
1017796372
RCP
N - O
Supplementary Information
Other versions
Otras ciudades invisibles / Lorena Campbell + Oscar de la Borbolla.
Id
10616852
Otras ciudades invisibles / Lorena Campbell + Óscar de la Borbolla.
Id
SCSB-9001946