Mark Steinmetz, Past K-Ville

Past K-Ville

Mark Steinmetz

Publisher
Stanley/Barker
Year
2018
ISBN
9781916410626
Specifications
Hardback, Dustkacket
270x250mm
128 pages
62 (Duotone) images

Mark Steinmetz’s Past K-Ville continues the poetic journey that began in 15 Miles to K-Ville. This new collection of photographs dates from the mid-1990s and was made on road trips throughout the American South: Memphis, Atlanta, New Orleans, Chattanooga, and Athens, Georgia. Spray-painted rumours of romance punctuate a world comprised largely of teenagers and young couples. The work was made while Steinmetz received support from a Guggenheim Fellowship. "I love the South for its warmth and chaos. The vegetation down here grows rampant; the light is softened by humid air. The people are for the most part friendly and they are comfortable in their bodies. They tend to be more open to being photographed by a stranger. The unexpected happens here a lot." - Mark Steinmetz "PAST K-VILLE is another masterpiece. The best book to cross my path in ages." - Alec Soth

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