Utopia Ending / Gianluca Calise.

Main entry:

Calise, Gianluca, author, photographer, interviewer

Title & Author:

Utopia Ending / Gianluca Calise.

Publication:

[Berlin] : The Velvet Cell, [2022].
©2022

Description:

261 pages : color illustrations ; 29 cm

Notes:
Includes bibliographical references
The Utopia -- The Regeneration -- The Replacement -- In Conversation with: Manny Hothi / Tom Cordell / Anna Minton -- When the Virtual Becomes Real

Summary:

Utopia ending' investigates the urban transformation of London since the 2012 Olympics, and includes photographs taken between 2014 to 2019. Through images and text, including three interviews and a final essay, the author compares the current finance-driven development of the city with the post-WWII expansion based on council houses: investments in social housing have been almost entirely eradicated and the new buildings are more financial assets for global investors, rather than homes for Londoners.00Gianluca Calise is an Italian photographer specialized in long-term documentary projects. His research focuses on social issues and on themes related to identity, belonging and memory. 2019 Daylight Photo Award juror?s pick, finalist at Urban Photo Awards 2018 and Charta Dummy Award 2021, his works have been published and exhibited internationally.

ISBN:

9781908889799
1908889799

Subject:

Urbanization England London.
Housing England London.
Urbanisation Angleterre Londres.
Housing
Urbanization
England London

Added entries:

Hothi, Manny, interviewee
Cordell, Tom, interviewee
Minton, Anna, interviewee.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 315667
Call No.: 315667
Copy: 1
Status: Available

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