Photographs by Elliott Erwitt. GOST Books, 2020. 0 pp. 8½x11¼".
In my nineties, my work looks different than I’ve ever seen it before… There’s a time for photographs that say hello, and there’s a time to listen.’ – Elliott Erwitt
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InHae Yap is a researcher whose work explores shared themes, questions, and histories between photography and anthropology. Her writing has appeared in photo-eye, Strange Fire Collective, and Critical Interventions, among other publications. She is currently based in New York.
"Ed van der Elsken’s feest arrives in my hands like a guidebook, moving with ease through scenes I remember distantly: the freewheeling excitement of carnivals and parades, the raucous joys of private apartment parties, the solemn decor of state visits and religious processions. “Feest” is often translated to its closest English cognate, “feast,” and certainly this monograph is a feast of sumptuous visual excess, if not one of literal food and drink."—InHae Yap Read more
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