July 2020 – Page 5 – Tay Kay Chin

[ BOOK LIVES ] Londres by Sergio Larrain

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Post published:July 20, 2020
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Considered the most famous Chilean photographer, dead and alive, Sergio Larrain’s entry in Wikipedia is surprisingly short. (more…)

[ BOOK LIVES ] Central Park by Bruce Davidson

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My first encounter with the works of Bruce Davidson was his book Subway, and then I found out about East 100 Street. Both left very deep impression and influenced my approach to working on projects. (more…)

[ BOOK LIVES ] Gao Bo – Tibet 1985-1995, Offrandes

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Post published:July 20, 2020
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Gao Bo is a much bigger deal in the west, especially France, than in China where he was born and raised. (more…)

[ BOOK LIVES ] Hearts of Darkness by Don McCullin

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This is THE book that changed my life and made me wanted to be a photojournalist. (more…)

[ BOOK LIVES ] Party: Quotations from Chairman Mao Tsetong by Cristina De Middel

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Post published:July 20, 2020
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Using words from Mao’s Little Red Book and ‘ideologies’ appropriated, Spanish photographer Cristina de Middel has come up with a volume that is totally witty and entertaining at the same time. (more…)

[ BOOK LIVES ] Living With The Enemy by Donna Ferrato

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Post published:July 20, 2020
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A book that confuses me. Cannot understand why love can be so violent. (more…)

[ BOOK LIVES ] Photo Du Jour by David Hume Kennerly

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Post published:July 20, 2020
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I really like this book not because like many others, I also attempted to the “a picture a day” project, a few years ahead of Kennerly actually. (more…)