JOHN GANIS: Consuming The American Landscape

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JOHN GANIS: Consuming The American LandscapeJOHN GANIS Introduction: Robert Sobieszek Afterword: George Thompson Poems: Stanley Diamond John Ganis has chronicled the effects of the development and extraction industries in every region of the United States over a period of 17 years desolate strip mines, clear cut forests, industrial parks, landfill sites and terrains flattened for housing developments. These are disturbing images a thesaurus of Americas civilized incursions into the wildness of

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and by the 1890s candid street photographers were snapping Londoners unawares

Ten years later his contact sheets and negatives were discovered and in 1982 the work was exhibited at the Market Gallery in Johannesburg

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Recognised as one of the UK’s most important photographers of the last forty years

William Eggleston once asked Harvey Benge – What are you doing these days

grew up in Birmingham

John Comino-James’s first book about Havana

Chris Coekin was born in Leicester

The recipient of various awards including a David Hodge Award

As a local resident

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