Eli Reed
A Long Walk Home
"A Long Walk Home [is] a definitive–that is, big—retrospective of the work of Mr. Reed, a longtime member of Magnum. Working from an original selection of about 1,000 images—face it, his interests are wide and his eye wide-ranging—the book has some 250 photos that chronicle not just the world, but also Mr. Reed’s search for understanding of the human condition."
New York Times Lens Blog
"A splendid selection of Eli Reed's work ... from vivid, often disturbing photojournalistic works to introspective, elegant portraits." -- Mark Lubell, Executive Director of the International Center of Photography, New York City "Everything about Eli Reed's work is unlikely, surprising, original, strong, and humane-like the man himself. Les mer
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"A splendid selection of Eli Reed's work ... from vivid, often disturbing photojournalistic works to introspective, elegant portraits." -- Mark Lubell, Executive Director of the International Center of Photography, New York City "Everything about Eli Reed's work is unlikely, surprising, original, strong, and humane-like the man himself." -- Paul Theroux, from the introduction
Detaljer
- Forlag
- University of Texas Press
- Innbinding
- Innbundet
- Språk
- Engelsk
- ISBN
- 9780292748576
- Utgivelsesår
- 2015
- Format
- 27 x 33 cm
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"A Long Walk Home [is] a definitive–that is, big—retrospective of the work of Mr. Reed, a longtime member of Magnum. Working from an original selection of about 1,000 images—face it, his interests are wide and his eye wide-ranging—the book has some 250 photos that chronicle not just the world, but also Mr. Reed’s search for understanding of the human condition."
New York Times Lens Blog
"Reed, the first African American to join the prestigious photo collective Magnum, has witnessed and experienced the world through its many turns; tender, tumultuous, violent, vigorous, hopeful and helpless. Although he photographs from a six-foot-five-inch height, his work is never aloof, it is full of compassionate, intimate and grounded moments."
Smithsonian Magazine
"Whether he’s photographing Hollywood actors or armed militia men, Eli Reed’s work can be characterized by a distinct sense of humanity and empathy. His book, A Long Walk Home... is an expansive testament to this quality through more than 250 black-and-white images from several continents and more than five decades covering a wide spectrum of subjects."
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