Mimmo Jodice

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Mimmo Jodice: Visible Cities Text by Benedetto Gravagnuolo, Stefano Boeri, Mimmo Jodice, Hans Ulrich Obrist. Born in 1934 in Naples--where he still lives and works--Mimmo Jodice has been at the top of his profession, one of the great Italian masters of photography, for more than 45
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Mimmo Jodice: Light Edited by Valerio Dehò. Essay by Walter Guadagnini. This third volume of Damiani's Unpublished photography series, which seeks out revealing unknown work from familiar artists, follows up Mario De Biasi's unpublished journalism in People and Franco Fontana's Unpublished Notes
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Mimmo Jodice

Mimmo Jodice: Visible Cities

Text by Benedetto Gravagnuolo, Stefano Boeri, Mimmo Jodice, Hans Ulrich Obrist.
Published by Charta

Born in 1934 in Naples--where he still lives and works--Mimmo Jodice has been at the top of his profession, one of the great Italian masters of photography, for more than 45 years. This volume celebrates Jodice's architectural work, uniting his portraits of eight world capitals into a kind of self-portrait. Four of the cities have been the subjects of previous titles: Paris: City of Light; Inlands: A Vision of Boston; São Paulo and La città invisibile: Nuove vedute di Napoli; and four are new to print, including Rome, Moscow, Tokyo and New York. When Jodice's Medeterranean appeared, which includes some Rome images, the architecture critic Herbert Muschamp observed of it in the New York Times that "Mr. Jodice depicts a mythical place… a romantic intertwining of wholeness and solitude: the oceanic sensation of merger between a self and its surroundings." That impression of unity is as strong--if not as relaxing--in his contemporary urban landscapes as in his ancient ones. With text from Stefano Boeri of Domus magazine and an interview with Hans Ulrich Obrist. Jodice's previous books, in addition to those above, include Light, Eden and Tempo Interiore.

Mimmo Jodice: Light

Edited by Valerio Dehò. Essay by Walter Guadagnini.
Published by Damiani

This third volume of Damiani's "Unpublished" photography series, which seeks out revealing unknown work from familiar artists, follows up Mario De Biasi's unpublished journalism in People and Franco Fontana's Unpublished Notes with Mimmo Jodice's Light. This volume marks the first time in Jodice's long publication history, from his early socially conscious Neapolitan work through his best-known Mediterranean, that he's done a book in color.