Stunning 'Graciela Iturbide: Heliotropo 37' is Back in Stock!

Just in time for two New York City shows (at Throckmorton Fine Art and Ruiz-Healy), and closely following the ICP’s recent retrospective, Graciela Iturbide: Heliotropo 37 is back in stock from Fondation Cartier pour l'art contemporain in Paris. Featuring a tipped-on cover image and smyth-sewn exposed binding, this luxurious volume presents the influential Mexican photographer’s most iconic black-and-white works alongside previously unpublished photographs and a series of specially-commissioned color photographs. “Photography is not the truth,” Iturbide says in the published interview with Fabienne Bradu. “The photographer interprets reality, he builds his own reality according to what he knows and his emotions. It’s sometimes complicated because it is a slightly schizophrenic phenomenon. Without the camera, you see the world one way, and with it, another way; through this little window, you compose, you dream reality, as if the camera allowed you to synthetize what you are and what you’ve learned about the place. Then, you create your own image, you interpret. The same thing happens to the photographer and the writer alike: it’s impossible to capture life’s truths.”

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