Publisher/Stanley Barker

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"Approximate Joy (Second Edition)" by Christopher Anderson, a photographer of Magnum Photos born in Canada and raised in Texas. Born in 1970, he studied film development and printing techniques at a photo lab and began working as a cameraman at a Colorado newspaper in 1993. After becoming a freelancer, he took up the economic crisis in Russia and the refugee issue in Pakistan, and became active as a journalist. In 2001, he was awarded the Robert Capa Gold Medal for his work following Haitian immigrants. In particular, he is a photographer who excels in depiction of colors with moderately suppressed claims, and has published collections of works such as "Nonfiction" (2003) and "SON" (2013). This book was published in 2018 and consists of illustrations taken in China, with a main focus on close-up facial expressions. It's a portrait style, but it depicts an unlikely expression like a floating dreamy feast, and effectively uses "red" like China (and Anderson). It is a popular work that has been sold out and reprinted in a blink of an eye after its publication, capturing a unique space and world view that goes back and forth between reality and unreality. Limited to 1000 copies. Second edition.