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FLOW’s Book du Jour: Alec Soth | From Here to There
From Here to There: Alec Soth’s America is the first exhibition catalogue to feature the full spectrum of the work of Alec Soth, one of … Continued
FLOW’s Book du Jour: Gordon Parks | The Flavio Story
This book explores a once-popular picture story by Gordon Parks and the extraordinary chain of events it prompted. Published in Life magazine in June 1961 as “Poverty: … Continued
FLOW’s Book du Jour: Chris Steele-Perkins & Richard Smith | The Teds
1956, sixty years ago, was a watershed year for Teds. In September that year the Bill Haley film Rock Around The Clock arrived in the … Continued
FLOW’s Book du Jour: Gian Butturini | London
Butturini’s London depicts the poor and the working class who failed to make good in the 1960s, contrasting that with the tourist view” -Martin Parr … Continued
FLOW’s Book du Jour: Andrew Savulich | The City
Social and cultural transition is often hard to gauge. New York in the 1980s and the first half of the 90s was clearly a different … Continued
FLOW’s Book du Jour: Magnum’s First
Magnum Photos, founded in 1947 by Henri Cartier-Bresson, Robert Capa, Georges Rodger, David “Chim” Seymour and Bill Vandivert, is one of the most famous photography … Continued
FLOW’s Book du Jour: Christopher Herwig | Soviet Bus Stops – Volume II
On the heels of his bestselling Soviet Bus Stops, photographer Christopher Herwig locates fresh wonders of the Soviet vernacular in Georgia, Ukraine and Russia itself After … Continued
FLOW’s Book du Jour: Martin Parr | Think of Scotland
The visual iconography of Scotland—Highland games, stunning landscapes, bagpipers—transformed by Parr into the outlandish and unfamiliar Martin Parr has been taking photographs of Scotland for … Continued
FLOW – ON SHOW: Alex Zalewska | Ubuntu
The most recent photography project by Alex Zalewska called Ubuntu was shot in the township outside Johannesburg called Warrville and explores post-apartheid life in black communities. It celebrates the spirit … Continued
FLOW’s Book du Jour: Lewis Hine
In 1905, a young sociologist named Lewis Hine Wickes decided to pursue photography as the medium with which to denounce injustice and poverty. Hine was … Continued