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| | | Mitch Epstein: Family Business20th Anniversary EditionEdited by Susan Bell. Text by Mitch Epstein.
 An American Dream destroyed: how a fire and one family’s financial demise echoed the city of Holyoke’s rapid declineIn the summer of 1999, two boys barely in their teens were so bored that they started a fire in a boarded-up apartment building in Holyoke, Massachusetts. The fire spread and engulfed an entire city block. Mitch Epstein’s father owned the building and was sued for $15 million, which he didn’t have. Epstein’s father also owned a once successful furniture store that now faced liquidation. Family Business is an epic work about the demise of a Jewish immigrant dynasty. It traces the fall of a New England town from industrial giant to drug-dealing capital in four chapters: “Store,” “Property,” “Town” and “Home.” As Andy Grundberg wrote in the New York Times Book Review, “This book elegantly and eloquently traces the decline of Holyoke, Massachusetts, a once prosperous industrial town, through the poignant example of Mitch Epstein’s own family’s declining fortunes and psychological disintegration.”
Surprising, hard-hitting and haunting, the book includes photographs, video storyboards and stills, interviews and dialogues. In Family Business, Epstein has invented a unique mixed-media novel whose conceptual ambitions are matched by its fearless humanity. This is the 20th anniversary edition of a seminal photobook, which quickly became a model of complex visual storytelling.
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FORMAT: Clth, 10.5 x 14 in. / 288 pgs / 316 color / 5 b&w.
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| Mitch Epstein: Family Business
20th Anniversary Edition Published by Steidl.
Edited by Susan Bell. Text by Mitch Epstein. An American Dream destroyed: how a fire and one family’s financial demise echoed the city of Holyoke’s rapid decline In the summer of 1999, two boys barely in their teens were so bored that they started a fire in a boarded-up apartment building in Holyoke, Massachusetts. The fire spread and engulfed an entire city block. Mitch Epstein’s father owned the building and was sued for $15 million, which he didn’t have. Epstein’s father also owned a once successful furniture store that now faced liquidation. Family Business is an epic work about the demise of a Jewish immigrant dynasty. It traces the fall of a New England town from industrial giant to drug-dealing capital in four chapters: “Store,” “Property,” “Town” and “Home.” As Andy Grundberg wrote in the New York Times Book Review, “This book elegantly and eloquently traces the decline of Holyoke, Massachusetts, a once prosperous industrial town, through the poignant example of Mitch Epstein’s own family’s declining fortunes and psychological disintegration.”
Surprising, hard-hitting and haunting, the book includes photographs, video storyboards and stills, interviews and dialogues. In Family Business, Epstein has invented a unique mixed-media novel whose conceptual ambitions are matched by its fearless humanity. This is the 20th anniversary edition of a seminal photobook, which quickly became a model of complex visual storytelling.
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