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Album de photographies d'enfants jouant dans les quartiers défavorisés de New York. ©Electre 2025
New York's alphabet city in the 70s
From here to fame is a young, motivated venture run by Hip Hop individualists in collaboration with other independent publishers around the globe, who focus on Hip Hop culture. We connect a diverse group of experts including artists, journalists, authors, and anthropologists who, from their different perspectives, have observed and nurtured the development of Hip Hop.
FTHF envisions the foundation of a Hip Hop museum and cultural center. We want to communicate the history, evolution and influence of Hip Hop culture on our-society, especially to the younger generations. Our motto is : Know your history !
« Coopers'remarkable photos capture the spontaneous and improvisatory nature of children's play. Most of all her photos illuminate the way the city itself, with its alluring fire hydrants, manhole covers, and rooftops, became a gameboard in an era when unsupervised play offered children a free school of the streets. »
-Steve Zeitlin, Director of City Lore
« Street play is the outdoor interactions activities of children when free from adult supervision. Through street play, children apply their powerful imaginations to their environment, making full use of its unique space, materials and the available cast. The result is often a rich expression of games, some highly structured with teams and score, others resembling improvisational theater, where participants portray make believe figures or mimic the behaviors of neighborhood adults and older siblings.
Martha Cooper has spent much of her career capturing these miraculous moments in a variety of urban and rural settings. Here we are taken back to the 1970s, when large swaths of New York City's poor minority neighborhoods were being consumed by the fires of urban decay. Ms. Cooper reveals the innocence and the harsh realities facing these children as their exuberant play is juxtaposed against the abandoned shells littering the landscape in Manhattan's legendary Lower East Side. In this fascinating work, Ms. Cooper moves the viewer beyond the substance of the material and evokes profound questions on the eternal and entwined relationship of spiritand stone. »
-Mick Greene, founder of www.streetplay.com
Paru le : 01/04/2006
Thématique : Ecrits sur la photographie
Auteur(s) : Auteur : Martha Cooper
Éditeur(s) :
From here to fame
Righters.com
Collection(s) : Non précisé.
Série(s) : Non précisé.
ISBN : Non précisé.
EAN13 : 9783937946160
Reliure : Relié sous jaquette
Pages : 121
Poids: 0 g