Good Morning America (Volume One)
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About the signed copy
First edition of Good Morning America (Volume One) by Mark Power (2019)
First impression
Large format hardback in new condition
Signed and dated by Mark Power to title page
No markings
About the unsigned copy
First edition
First impression
Large format hardback in fine condition
Some very slight toning to extremities of pages
Binding firm
About Good Morning America
Good Morning America explores the landscapes of the USA from the perspective of a British photographer raised on American cultural exports. Power, as everyone, was heavily exposed to American culture growing up during the 21st century. Through popular media such as film, television, and fashion, this exposure shaped his vision, and thus intrigue, of America. This book is a collection of Power's photographic depiction of America, gathered during his time travelling the continent. There are few people in Power's photographs as he explores America as an outsider. There are no portraits, connections, anecdotes, or intimate human relations here. He instead addresses a series of surfaces and objects which tend to showcase examples of muted disappointment and pessimism. Power finds a nation divided by race, geography, economic status, and inequality.
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CHOOSE BETWEEN A SIGNED COPY IN NEW CONDITION OR AN UNSIGNED ONE IN FINE CONDITION
About the signed copy
First edition of Good Morning America (Volume One) by Mark Power (2019)
First impression
Large format hardback in new condition
Signed and dated by Mark Power to title page
No markings
About the unsigned copy
First edition
First impression
Large format hardback in fine condition
Some very slight toning to extremities of pages
Binding firm
About Good Morning America
Good Morning America explores the landscapes of the USA from the perspective of a British photographer raised on American cultural exports. Power, as everyone, was heavily exposed to American culture growing up during the 21st century. Through popular media such as film, television, and fashion, this exposure shaped his vision, and thus intrigue, of America. This book is a collection of Power's photographic depiction of America, gathered during his time travelling the continent. There are few people in Power's photographs as he explores America as an outsider. There are no portraits, connections, anecdotes, or intimate human relations here. He instead addresses a series of surfaces and objects which tend to showcase examples of muted disappointment and pessimism. Power finds a nation divided by race, geography, economic status, and inequality.
