Description: A career-to-date monograph of Anastasia Samoylova--a rising star in contemporary photography--published to coincide with a joint exhibition of her work alongside Walker Evans at the Metropolitan Museum of Art (on view October 2024-May 2025).
Brief description: Anastasia Samoylova is a Russian-born American photographer. Her previous books include Floridas, FloodZone, and Image Cities.
Review Quotes: Samoylova is no stranger to political volatility, and the book invites us to see the connections between the themes of humanity versus nature and nature with humanity. As she explores places, the artist reveals ideologies, ecology changes, regional values, and how they inevitably interlink . . . A beautiful photography book connecting how art can communicate intellectual topics and debates that help us shape a better environment.-- "Musée" (10/3/2024 12:00:00 AM)