书名：Hanoi Streets 1985-2015

作者：William E. Crawford

ISBN：9781864707861

出版社：Images Publishing

出版日期：2018.7.6

尺寸：28.27 x 2.77 x 28.22 cm

装帧：精装

页码：240

图幅数：300彩色

作者简介：

William E. Crawford： 耶鲁大学， 文学学士， 1970;耶鲁大学艺术学院，摄影硕士，1973年;曾与沃克·埃文斯和约翰·T·希尔一起学习。出版物：《光的守护者》，1979年早期摄影过程的历史和工作指南。《纽约：摩根和摩根》，1979年（318页）。相关展览：1995年11月 - 由河内之友赞助的美国摄影师拍摄的河内照片。革命博物馆，河内，越南;2010年3月 - 河内千年，由人民委员会赞助，庆祝河内1000周年。河内画廊，河内，越南。

内容简介：

1986年，越南的共产党领导层开始从苏联式的中央计划模式转向自由市场经济改革。因此，河内在过去三十年中发生了翻天覆地的变化，成为传统亚洲和发展中城市如何经常被拆除或被允许崩溃的典范 - 只是以"现代化"的形式重新出现。编辑推荐：

William E. Crawford: Yale University, B.A. 1970; Yale School of Art, M.F.A. in photography, 1973; Studied with Walker Evans and John T Hill. Publications: The Keepers of Light, A History and Working Guide To Early Photographic Processes in 1979. New York: Morgan & Morgan, 1979 (318 pages). Relevant Exhibitions: November 1995 - Photographs of Hanoi by an American Photographer, sponsored by The Friends of Hanoi. The Museum of the Revolution, Hanoi, Vietnam; March 2010 - Hanoi at a Thousand Years, Sponsored by the Peoples Committee to Celebrate the 1000th Anniversary of Hanoi. Hanoi Gallery, Hanoi, Vietnam.

内容推荐:

" Close to 200 beautiful portraits and landscape photographs documenting Hanoi's transformation from 1985 to 2015

• Visually compelling record of a city's post-war evolution over the course of three decades, well before the 'tourist boom' and a glimpse into how a city has become modernized

• Intimate and candid portraits of people in their home settings, street scenes, urban architecture, and the city's surrounding countryside

• One of very few Western photographers to gain access to post-war North Vietnam

• Detailed captions provide a strong sense of place and context, reflecting historical references and evocative changes to the landscape; a complete study over time Documentary photographer William E. Crawford spent three decades documenting Vietnam, and in particular Hanoi, its people and the surrounding countryside. As one of the very first Western photographers to work in post-war North Vietnam, Crawford was drawn back to the country numerous times at regular intervals between 1985 and 2015 to record this fascinating country's culture, people, and society with beautiful, compelling and intimate photographs, concentrating on colonial and indigenous architecture, urban details, portraits, and landscapes.

In 1986, the Vietnam's Communist leadership began to shift from a Soviet-style central planning model toward free-market economic reforms. As a result, Hanoi has been transformed over the last three decades, becoming an example of how traditional Asian and developing cities have often been torn down or allowed to crumble - only to re-emerge in a 'modernized' form.

Unlike photo-journalism, which is interested in the theatre of the moment, Crawford's evocative and powerful photography chronicles life throughout Hanoi and its surroundings over the course of the last three decades. Filled with full-color photographs and informative essays on his experiences and the people he encountered, Crawford's work - showcased in this beautifully presented volume - provides a unique visual catalogue of the evolution of a city and its inhabitants, and particularly the complex historical area known as The 36 Streets."