Publisher/Rizzoli

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``Whistle for the Wind (Signed)'' is a photo book by Ryan McGinley, one of contemporary American photographers. Born in New Jersey in 1977, McGinley admired artists and musicians since he was a teenager, and after studying graphic design at Parsons, he turned to photography. He created works with street subculture motifs influenced by Larry Clark and David Armstrong, and with his self-financed work ``The Kids Were Alright,'' he attracted the attention of industry insiders and became the youngest person ever to be inducted into the Whitney Museum of American Art. McGinley's American dream begins with a solo exhibition held at . After that, through his travels across the United States, he changed his style to unrealistic photography with nature in the background, creating a ``utopia.'' This book is McGinley's retrospective following the previous year's "You and I." Signed by the photographer .