Tag: Dave Jordano
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Dave Jordano: A Detroit Nocturne | LENSCRATCH
Dave Jordano: A Detroit Nocturne The masterful Dave Jordano has a new book, A Detroit Nocturne, published by PowerHouse Books. This new monograph continues his documentation of Detroit and reflects a life of looking at people and places with sensitivity and depth. In 2015, he released De via LENSCRATCH: http://lenscratch.com/2018/05/dave-jordano-a-detroit-nocturne/ The masterful Dave Jordano has…
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Dave Jordano photographs Detroit residents in his book, Detroit: Unbroken Down.
Shifting the Focus From Detroit’s Decaying Buildings to Its Resilient Population Dave Jordano grew up just north of Detroit. When he left, after graduating from the College for Creative Studies in 1974, the city was still vibrant;… via Slate Magazine: http://www.slate.com/blogs/behold/2015/08/26/dave_jordano_photographs_detroit_residents_in_his_book_detroit_unbroken.html Dave Jordano grew up just north of Detroit. When he left, after graduating from…
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Dave Jordano: Early 35mm Work from Detroit 1972
Dave Jordano: Early 35mm Work from Detroit 1972 The wonderful Dave Jordano has been a long time observer of Detroit, the city where he was born and traversed with a 35mm as a student, onto a 4×5, and today uses digital capture to document the changing landscape of a city in flux. On February 3rd,…
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Detroit’s Fight to Survive: A Humanist’s Look at the Motor City
LightBox | Time Read the latest stories about LightBox on Time via Time: http://lightbox.time.com/2013/07/25/detroits-fight-to-survive-a-humanists-look-at-the-motor-city/#1 To illustrate this week’s cover story on the city of Detroit’s fight to survive, TIME turned to the work of photographer Dave Jordano. A second-generation Detroit native living in Chicago, Jordano returned to his home city three years ago with a…
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NY Times portfolio review Dave Jordano
Link: NY Times portfolio review Dave Jordano | Le Journal de la Photographie I began looking at the various neighborhoods within the city and the people who live within them. This human condition, while troubled, struggling, and coping with the harsh reality of living in a post-industrial city that has fallen on the hardest of…
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Dave Jordano Photographs a Gritty but Hopeful Detroit
Link: Dave Jordano Photographs a Gritty but Hopeful Detroit | Feature Shoot I’m of the philosophy that you don’t pick your projects, they pick you. If you’re concerned enough about something it will ultimately surface and you will have to act upon it.