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Tapa dura. Zustand: Muy bien. Johan Sundgren (illustrator). EXCELENTE ejempla. s/n.

Fotografia Johan Sundgren. Introduccion Stefan Jonsson. Mexico 2003. (76) s. Förlagets pappband. Publishers decorated white hardcover. 21 x 22,5 cm.*Förlagsny. New from the publisher.[#\38346].

Journal, Gylling 2015. First edition. Hardcover with a clothbound spine and the publisher's decorated boards. Unpaginated, approximately 120 pgs. Most of which consists of photographic plates. Text in English, Spanish and Swedish. The book is in very good condition.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Johan Sundgren's new book contains images from the Mexican Attorney General's headquarters in the neighbourhood of Benito Juarez in Mexico City. The pictures were photographed in 2018-2021. "Sundgren looks for the traces of Mexico's contemporary violence and for its aftermaths in unexpected places. His is a visual ethnography of the daily interactions between citizens and state officials grappling with the consequences of violence in everyday life, navigating its uncertainties and silences, but also, almost counterintuitively, coming to, participating in, and constituting the spaces where law and order often thought to be absent in contemporary Mexico are allegedly four or supposed restored. often, Sundgren purposefully leaves us to wonder, blurring the differences assigned to people by their professions and roles. His images focus the viewer's attention on the more human construction of their personas, their interactions and the ways in which they physically come together to constitute the spaces of the Mexican justice system." Sandra Rozental 23 panoramic + 40 portrait b/w images Editing and design: Gösta Flemming, Johan Sundgren Afterword: Sandra Rozental Translation to Spanish: Juan Felipe Guevara Aristizábal; to Swedish: Robert Österbergh Hard cover 295 x 160 mm 106 pages English/Spanish/Swedish Final art: Johan Lindberg.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. From 2000-06 I worked for the home care services in the Södermalm area in Stockholm. I started taking photos, and also took an extra camera along and asked the senior citizens to photograph me in my work as a home carer. There were several reasons why I started working in home care after a longer period of photo studies in Mexico. The home care unit was downstairs from where I lived and I needed to support myself. I also had experience of home care work since before. Another reason why I was drawn to the encounter with the elderly, was the pace. Slowness, delay, time. There was a will and respect for memories and thoughts in everyday encounters. In many senior citizens I met a need to arrange themselves over the material, something I recognized from the meeting with a number of Mexicans. It is perhaps in part due to resources. The choices are limited. And still to stand is the interpersonal meeting to appreciate and cherish. It is also interesting how the elderly have been our major carriers of information, equivalent to our time's Internet and Google. They formed a collective memory and conveyed information. Nowadays, everything goes much faster, and we don't always turn to the elderly for the information, maybe we often turn away. After a while I asked the senior citizens to take photos of me in my work as a home carer. I wanted to highlight the role of the home carer in the first place. But there were also personal reasons. The homecoming from Mexico had an strong impact on me and was not entirely unproblematic. A groping for identity took over and thoughts of belonging. Who am I and who will I be? Photographer? Cultural worker? Home carer? In Mexico? In Sweden? Somewhere else? Perhaps the feeling appeased by itself by being portrayed. Materialized. / Johan Sundgren 112 b/w images Afterword by Johan Jönson Translation to English: Stephen Donovan Editing and layout: Gösta Flemming, Johan Sundgren Design: My Hellsten, Gösta Flemming Hard cover 228 x 177 mm 120 pages Swedish/English.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Text in English; afterword in English, Turkish and Swedish. Description: 1 volume (unpaged) : illustrations (some color), portraits ; 20 cm. I think of the shop keeper who pointed out the bullet holes in the wall by his small souvenir shop at Atatürk airport where terrorists had shot dead 48 people. And the taxi driver who showed me pictures on his mobile phone of his colleagues shattered taxi, from the same terrorist attack. 2012-17 was a turbulent and violent period in Istanbul and it permeates On The Threshold. An awareness of the unpredictable violence and vulnerability was constantly present on the tram, in the queue for the bus, and as I walked around in the city. I felt a kind of expectant irritation and inner anxiety within the streets fluttering glances.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Parallel texts in English, Spanish, and Swedish. Description: 1 volume (unpaged) : illustrations ; 29 cm. 'I came to Mexico in the 90s to study photography and to be inspired by the country's fine photographic and artistic tradition. Since then I have returned frequently but with a growing concern about the changing situation in the country depending on the economic and social inequality, ruthless drug cartels and corrupt police and military. The fear that slowly spreads passivates and paralyzes. My friends choose not to travel and move around as before. Mexico is balancing between explosiveness and the tyranny of silence. / Johan Sundgren'.

Gebunden mit 76 nn Seiten.Zahlreiche s/w Fotoabbildungen. Format 22,5 x 21,2 cm. Einband mit minimalen Lagerspuren. Sonst sehr gut erhalten. Katalogbuch zur Ausstellung in Mexiko. Fotografien von Johan Sundgren. Einleitung von Stefan Jonsson in spanischer, englischer und schwedischer Sprache. Auf dem Titelblatt von Johann Sundgren signiert.