Review "The sequencing is such that if you turn to the same page number in each city, you'll find comparable situations, with some witty and fascinating variation." --Photo District News"It's fascinating to see how different men dress in similar camouflage-print clothes in New York or in Shanghai, and how identical girls wearing T-shirts look in Paris or New York." --Foam: International Photography Magazine"The natural urge to contrast and compare quickly reveals cultural, sociological and anthropological prejudices in the reader and the inevitable conclusion that we are a very small planet dominated by a pretty uniform race of humanoid creatures." --Photoicon"The large-format cityscapes with the identifying quirks of each city and the snapshot-style grids of their inhabitants soon reveal how simliar one city is to another today." -- Lindsay E. Dygert --Focus Magazine"Art photographer Hans Eijkelboom's obsessive catalogue of hundreds of people on city streets--in Paris, New York, Shanghai is subtle and revealing." -- Stirling Kelso --Travel + Leisure About the Author HANS EIJKELBOOM (born 1949, Arnhem, Holland) began his artistic career in 1971 with an installation that was part of a group show that included Joseph Beuys, Ed Ruscha, and Douglas Huebler. Since then, he has produced over twenty-five books, gaining renown in Europe for self-publishing many of them, and his work has been exhibited internationally, including solo shows at the Nederlands Fotomuseum, Rotterdam; Museum of Modern Art, Arnhem; Provincial Museum of Photography, Antwerp, Belgium; and Kunstverein Grafschaft Bentheim, Neuenhaus, Germany. Eijkelboom is based in Amsterdam. MARTIN PARR is the author of over thirty photography books, including Our True Intent Is All for Your Delight and Mexico (copublished by Aperture and Chris Boot). TONY GODFREY is director of research and chair of the Advisory Council of Sotheby's Institute of Art, London.
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