Publisher/Damiani

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"Dog Dance" is a photo book by American photographer Brad Elterman. Elterman shot the punk rock culture scene and celebrity portraits in Los Angeles in the 1970s and 1980s. He was a legendary photographer who followed the scenes that symbolized the era, from artists such as Michael Jackson, David Boy, Paul Stanley (KISS), and Bob Dylan to celebrities such as Madonna and John Travolta, but suddenly disappeared in the late 1980s. He resumed his activities in 2010 with the support of those around him, and his work is now being introduced in magazines such as "Purple". This book is a photo book published in 2013, edited and designed by Sandy Kim, a New York-based female photographer who is Ryan McGinley's favorite photographer. Kim, who is close friends with Elterman, caught up with Elterman's work from the archives at his request to create this book. Foreword by Olivier Zahm, founder of Purple.