Jason Nocito – PUD
Jason Nocito’s PUD is a series of sixteen photographs of New York City street debris and puddles interspersed with images from a road trip across the US. All the work was shot over the past year-and-a-half with an 8x10 view camera recording extremely high detail. A portion of the project was exhibited in a group show Attachments at The Hole in New York and M+B in Los Angeles last year as well as Taxter and Spengemann gallery in New York in 2011. It was initially conceived out of curiosities about 'street photography' in NYC and a conversation with a friend about Ed Ruscha’s Nine Swimming Pools and a Broken Glass book. This is Nocito’s third monograph and second publication with Dashwood Books after I Heart Transylvania (2011).
29 x 25 cm, hardcover, Dashwood Books (New York).
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Jason Nocito – PUD
Jason Nocito’s PUD is a series of sixteen photographs of New York City street debris and puddles interspersed with images from a road trip across the US. All the work was shot over the past year-and-a-half with an 8x10 view camera recording extremely high detail. A portion of the project was exhibited in a group show Attachments at The Hole in New York and M+B in Los Angeles last year as well as Taxter and Spengemann gallery in New York in 2011. It was initially conceived out of curiosities about 'street photography' in NYC and a conversation with a friend about Ed Ruscha’s Nine Swimming Pools and a Broken Glass book. This is Nocito’s third monograph and second publication with Dashwood Books after I Heart Transylvania (2011).
29 x 25 cm, hardcover, Dashwood Books (New York).
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Jason Nocito’s PUD is a series of sixteen photographs of New York City street debris and puddles interspersed with images from a road trip across the US. All the work was shot over the past year-and-a-half with an 8x10 view camera recording extremely high detail. A portion of the project was exhibited in a group show Attachments at The Hole in New York and M+B in Los Angeles last year as well as Taxter and Spengemann gallery in New York in 2011. It was initially conceived out of curiosities about 'street photography' in NYC and a conversation with a friend about Ed Ruscha’s Nine Swimming Pools and a Broken Glass book. This is Nocito’s third monograph and second publication with Dashwood Books after I Heart Transylvania (2011).
29 x 25 cm, hardcover, Dashwood Books (New York).
