Publisher/Forlaget Fotografi

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"Fast City (2019)" is a collection of works by Norwegian photographer Morten Andersen (1965). From his teens, he photographed people surrounding punk and rock, and studied under Nan Goldin and Larry Clark at ICP in New York, creating photographs that connected the streets with his own living space. This work, set in Oslo in the 1990s, is one of Andersen's representative works, capturing the everyday life of the city—the streets, the night, the young people, the parties—in raw, fast-paced black and white photographs. It was self-published in 1999 as his first photobook and was later included in Martin Parr & Jerry Badger's "The Photobook: A History Vol. III". It has been described as having an expression reminiscent of "PROVOKE," but it is interesting to note that at the time of its creation, Andersen knew almost nothing about Japanese photography and was rather strongly influenced by William Klein. This book is the second edition, published in 2019 to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the first edition's publication. While continuing the photographic style, it features a refreshed binding and format, and includes new text by Jerry Badger. The book's design, with its striking white cloth binding and embossed skull, is also noteworthy. This limited edition reprint is limited to 600 copies.