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ALLIE PISARRO-GRANT | DATE 1/5/2011

Detroit Disassembled receives 2011 Michigan Notable Books Award

D.A.P. is excited to announce that one of our favorite titles from our Spring 2010 Catalog, Andrew Moore: Detroit Disassembled, has received a 2011 Michigan Notable Books Award.
Detroit Dissasembled: Award Announcement
To read the full list of titles, please visit the State of Michigan Department of Education’s website.

From their press release:

The Library of Michigan has announced the list of the 2011 Michigan Notable Books - 20 books highlighting Michigan people, places and events.

The list highlights exceptional "Michigan books" published in 2010 that bring attention to Michigan authors and topics. Books that showcase the range of experiences of Michigan's citizens and life in the Great Lakes by well-established and first-time authors can be found on the list.

Detroit Disassembled by Andrew Moore (Damiani/Akron Art Museum)
Photographer Andrew Moore finds beauty in what many consider Detroit's decay. With the decline of the auto industry, sections of Detroit resemble a war zone. Moore's photographs capture the earth's/nature's recapturing of spaces that were once populated with spectacular architecture and entwined in the heartbeat of a vibrant city. Former Detroiter and Pulitzer Prize winning poet, Philip Levine, provides an introductory essay championing the unshakable spirit that makes Detroit special.

Detroit Dissasembled: Award Announcement
Detroit Dissasembled: Award Announcement
Detroit Dissasembled: Award Announcement
Detroit Dissasembled: Award Announcement
Detroit Dissasembled: Award Announcement
Detroit Dissasembled: Award Announcement
Detroit Dissasembled: Award Announcement

Andrew Moore: Detroit Disassembled

Andrew Moore: Detroit Disassembled

Damiani/Akron Art Museum
Hbk, 14 x 11 in. / 136 pgs / 72 color.