Description
Plain/Ruins by Andrew S Guthrie
Hong Kong, China 2007
produced by Lick Ink
Two booklets about the built and the un-built environment, architecture and space, USA and Hong Kong in the beginning of the twenty first century.
Plain: A 20 page booklet with 19 black and white photographs and accompanying text describing the term “vernacular architecture” in regards to Northeastern USA.The images from 2000 document Allston, Massachusetts (a section of Boston) where Andrew S. Guthrie had a gallery and/or studio for 17 years.
Ruins: A 20 page booklet with 17 color photographs and accompanying text concerning recently evacuated ruins found in the hillsides of Hong Kong, 2005 – 2008. This evidence was uncovered through aimless wandering, particularly on rediscovered, unauthorized or little used trails.
Read a review published in Cha: An Asian Literary Journal
Category: 2 booklets
Cover: paperback
Binding: staple
Pages: 20 (each booklet)
Dimensions (Height x Width x Depth): 13cm x 20cm
Medium:black and white, color photographs
Edition: 500
Language:English
