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Pieter ten Hoopen: Hungry Horse
Text by Pieter ten Hoopen, Luke Mogelson.
In this intimate portrait of an unfamiliar America, award-winning Swedish photojournalist Pieter ten Hoopen (born 1974) takes us to Hungry Horse, Montana. One in three residents of this small town subsist below the poverty line, and most live in trailers and caravans. During extended periods spent in Hungry Horse over the course of more than ten years, the artist discovered great compassion and human warmth in an environment beset by unemployment, drugs and deprivation. "I think it took me more than ten years to understand this place and see beyond the clichés of the USA," reflected ten Hoopen. Portraits of Hungry Horse's residents are juxtaposed in this volume with landscapes showing the area's staggering natural beauty. Hungry Horse includes an essay by New York Times Magazine contributing writer Luke Mogelson and a DVD of ten Hoopen's documentary film about the town.
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PRAISE AND REVIEWS
The New Yorker
Genevieve Fussell
What are Americans like today?'.... with Steinbeck’s question in mind, the Dutch photographer Pieter Ten Hoopen embarked on an American road trip of his own…. he was amazed by the resilience of the people he came to know.
The New Yorker
Genevieve Fussell
What are Americans like today?'.... with Steinbeck’s question in mind, the Dutch photographer Pieter Ten Hoopen embarked on an American road trip of his own…. he was amazed by the resilience of the people he came to know.
The Atlantic
Alan Taylor
Stories of the struggles of poverty, drug use, loneliness, and loss, as well as the spirit of renewal, peace, and serenity through stunning landscapes
The Atlantic
Alan Taylor
Stories of the struggles of poverty, drug use, loneliness, and loss, as well as the spirit of renewal, peace, and serenity through stunning landscapes
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FORMAT: Hbk, 11.5 x 8.75 in. / 128 pgs / 70 color / DVD. LIST PRICE: U.S. $75.00 LIST PRICE: CANADA $99 ISBN: 9789171263131 PUBLISHER: Max Ström AVAILABLE: 6/23/2015 DISTRIBUTION: D.A.P. RETAILER DISC: TRADE PUBLISHING STATUS: Active AVAILABILITY: Out of stock TERRITORY: NA ASIA AU/NZ ME
Published by Max Ström. Text by Pieter ten Hoopen, Luke Mogelson.
In this intimate portrait of an unfamiliar America, award-winning Swedish photojournalist Pieter ten Hoopen (born 1974) takes us to Hungry Horse, Montana. One in three residents of this small town subsist below the poverty line, and most live in trailers and caravans. During extended periods spent in Hungry Horse over the course of more than ten years, the artist discovered great compassion and human warmth in an environment beset by unemployment, drugs and deprivation. "I think it took me more than ten years to understand this place and see beyond the clichés of the USA," reflected ten Hoopen.
Portraits of Hungry Horse's residents are juxtaposed in this volume with landscapes showing the area's staggering natural beauty. Hungry Horse includes an essay by New York Times Magazine contributing writer Luke Mogelson and a DVD of ten Hoopen's documentary film about the town.
