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43-35 10th Street / Daniel Shea ; editing and design Winifried Heininger and Daniel Shea ; Essay Walter Benn Michaels.
Photographer
Shea, Daniel P.
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Format
Book
Language
English
Εdition
First edition.
Published/Created
[Switzerland?] : Kodoji Press, 2018.
Altenburg : Printing and Binding DZA Druckerei.
©2018
Description
288 pages : chiefly color illustrations ; 27 cm
Details
Subject(s)
Shea, Daniel P.
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Photography, Artistic
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Architectural photography
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Gentrification
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City planning
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Pictorial works
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Long Island City (New York, N.Y.)
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Pictorial works
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Brasília (Distrito Federal, Brazil)
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Pictorial works
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Searles Valley (Calif.)
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Pictorial works
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Writer of added commentary
Michaels, Walter Benn
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Book designer
Heininger, Winfried
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Lithographer
Carsten Humme
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Publisher
Kodoji Press
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Summary note
The book ambitiously explores the rapacious processes of recent real estate development which he observed daily from his Long Island City home. Combining observations of his neighborhood with impressions from the Modernist icon Brasilia and the arid Searles Valley he looks at architecture: its surfaces, its forms and its designs. In concrete he finds aesthetic pleasure and a connection to Modernism's aspirations and failures - both ripe for fetishization. He looks too at reflections, challenging the photographer's position documenting or fashioning the world around them. These planes are saturated with meanings; with time, connections start to be deciphered.-from Dashwood Books.
"43-35 10th Street is a book about architecture and its relationship to ideological and socioeconomic shifts. The work began with a simple premise; for Shea to observe the residential real estate boom in his neighborhood of New York City, Long Island City. This type of development boom, happening in cities globally, is a distinctly late capitalist solution to the perception of housing needs. Images of Long Island City in New York are juxtaposed with the government buildings in the famed Brazilian city of Brasilia, built ex-nihilo 50 years ago. Images of a dying California industrial town suggest a cycle of dissolution, real estate value, and entropy."--Photo London website, accessed 1/8/2018.
Notes
Spine title.
Essay by Walter Benn Michaels.
Lithography Carsten Humme, Leipzig; Printing and Binding DZA Druckerei zu Altenburg GmbH.
Illustrated paper wrapper.
Other title(s)
Daniel Shea : 43-35 10th Street
Forty-three to Thirty-five Tenth Street
ISBN
9783037470862
3037470860
OCLC
1033412115
RCP
C - S
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