Publisher/Steidl

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"New York Arbor (Unopened)" is a collection of works by Mitch Epstein, one of America's leading photographers. Epstein has produced numerous journalism and documentaries through the "Social Landscape". His representative works include "Family Business" (2003), which depicts the end of family business and the American dream through his own family, and "American Power" (2011), which asks about the issue of energy resources in the United States. Most of them are Steidl of Germany, and their ability is origami. This book is also a collection of works that attracted attention and high praise in 2013 and opened a new frontier for Epstein, whose main focus was on color works. The protagonists are "trees" that live in New York parks and sidewalks. Most of them were imported from other countries and were hundreds of years old, and basically functioned as the "background of the city". However, in Epstein's large format camera plates, the trees are no longer the background, but rather a presence that seems to dominate us humans and the surrounding architecture. It may be the city of the future. .. .. New unopened.