David GoldblattINTERSECTIONS

Photographs: David Goldblatt
Text: Mark Haworth-Booth, Christoph Danelzik-Brüggemann and Michael Stevenson
Publisher: Prestel Verlag
124 pages
Pictures: 92
Year: 2005
Price: € 40
""Intersections" is the term David Goldblatt has come to use for the cross-currents of "ideas, values, ethics, postures, people and things" that he has probed for more than 50 years in photographs of his native South Africa. Well-known for his astute and subtle observations of South African society during the time of apartheid, this is the first extensive publication of his personal colour work and of his explorations of post-apartheid South Africa. Accompanied by two essays and an interview, this book confirms that "Goldblatt is one of the most perceptive and moving photographers alive""
(Mark Haworth-Booth, from the dust jacket's flap)















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