Publisher/Loosestrife Editions

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``The Actor'' is a collection of works by John Gossage, one of contemporary American photographers. Gossage has continued to poetically and sometimes dramatically depict ``something'' that is not seen through ordinary eyes, ``something'' in the fragments of everyday life that can be easily overlooked, and ``something'' that resides in the invisible. From ``The Pond,'' one of the masterpieces that has carved its name in the history of photography, to ``Nothing,'' a title that seems to symbolize Gossage's photographs published in 2014, you can fully enjoy his style. This is a book from his own publisher, Loosestrife Editions, and at first glance it looks like a landscape collection of American banks, but the motif is the legendary American bank robber Willie Sutton (nicknamed Actor). A book that also has a certain side. Like Sutton, Gossage photographs a bank from a vantage point that seems to be inspecting a burglary, and his work, which is a mixture of nonfiction and fiction, also shows off the finesse of a photo book maker.