Defining Topographies

Defining Topographies
Peter Brown and Joe Holley’s book, Hometown Texas, explores the landscape and inhabitants of the vast region. Documenting the architecture, individuals and sweeping topography that define the locale, the collection of images captures miles of iconic structures.
 

An exhibition at PDNB Gallery, Dallas, marks the book launch until 5 May. Find out more here.

Credits:
1. Peter Brown, Shop Fronts, Claude, Texas, 1995

Posted on 17 February 2018

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