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American origami : Littleton, Red Lake, Blacksburg, DeKalb, Newtown, Roseburg, Parkland / Andres Gonzalez
- Title
- American origami : Littleton, Red Lake, Blacksburg, DeKalb, Newtown, Roseburg, Parkland / Andres Gonzalez
- Author
- Gonzalez, Andrés,
- Publication
- [Amsterdam] : Fw:Books ; [Syracuse] : Light Work, [2019]
- ©2019
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- Description
- 192 pages : illustrations, portraits, facsimiles; 28 cm
- Alternative Title
- Andres Gonzalez : American origami
- Littleton / Red Lake / Blacksburg / DeKalb / Newtown / Roseburg / Parkland
- Subject
- 1999-2012
- Blacksburg (Va.) > Pictorial works
- Colorado > Littleton
- Columbine High School Massacre (Littleton, Colorado : 1999)
- Columbine High School Massacre, Littleton, Colo., 1999 > Pictorial works
- Connecticut > Newtown (Town)
- Connecticut > Newtown
- De Kalb (Ill.) > Pictorial works
- Florida > Parkland
- Illinois > De Kalb
- Littleton (Colo.) > Pictorial works
- Mass shootings > Pictorial works
- Mass shootings
- Minnesota > Red Lake
- Newtown (Conn.) > Pictorial works
- Oregon > Roseburg
- Parkland (Fla.) > Pictorial works
- Photography, Artistic
- Red Lake (Minn.) > Pictorial works
- Roseburg (Or.) > Pictorial works
- Sandy Hook Elementary School Massacre (Newtown, Connecticut : 2012)
- Sandy Hook Elementary School Massacre, Newtown, Conn., 2012 > Pictorial works
- Virginia > Blacksburg
- Virginia Tech Shootings (Blacksburg, Virginia : 2007)
- Virginia Tech Shootings, Blacksburg, Va., 2007 > Pictorial works
- Genre/Form
- Pictorial works.
- Note
- Staplebound reversed gatefold softcover binding.
- "'American Origami' is the result of six years of photographic research, and results in a statement of over 700 photographs which closely examines the epidemic of mass shootings in American schools, weaving together first person interviews, forensic documents, and original photographs. The book takes the reader through a visual journey of shared grief, to illuminate moments of beauty and bring forward moral questions embedded in acts of collective healing. The book is bound in a unique way, and creates a parallel world of the past and the present, showing the silenced landscape interwoven with the personal artifacts created by those left behind"--Publisher's website.
- ISBN
- 9789490119812
- 9490119814
- Owning Institutions
- Columbia University Libraries