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| Editor | Alexandre Kurek, Ayla Pui-yi Leung, Bastian Bentrup, Lukas Meyer, Loïc Sutter, Mark Bessoudo |
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| Categories | Contemporary Photography |
| Publisher | Alexandre Kurek |
| Founded | 2018 |
| Based in | Berlin, Germany |
| Language | English |
| Website | allcitiesarebeautiful |
allcitiesarebeautiful.com is a platform focused on contemporary documentary photography and reflective writing, with a dedication to examining the changes occurring in urban environments due to industrialization, suburbanization, and commercialization. Established in 2018, the platform primarily serves as a directory of photographers, writers, and international publishers, functioning as a hub for accessing their works.[1]
Philosophy and Approach edit
The platform features a mix of emerging photographers and established artists, united by their shared interest in cities, the built environment, and its human dimensions. The photography style emphasized on the platform is characterized by a direct approach that highlights the form, function, and context of urban subjects.[1]
Inspired by the ethos of The New Topographic Movement, the platform's aesthetic challenges conventional perceptions of urbanization, exploring the interplay between beauty and banality in the built environment. Through the perspectives of the photographers showcased on the platform, audiences are provided with insights into the multifaceted nature of urban environments, encouraging a reconsideration of established narratives and viewpoints.[2]
References edit
- ^ a b Coupland, Rowan; Zhuravel, Anastasiia, eds. (2023). re:imagine your city: rethinking urban paradigms. Berlin: SHIFT BOOKS (published September 2023). pp. 130–141. ISBN 978-3-948174-23-1.
- ^ Bessoudo, Mark (February 15, 2024). "All cities are beautiful: On photography and the built environment". The Centre for Conscious Design. Retrieved March 26, 2024.
External Links edit
Category:Community websites Category:Photography Category:Photography websites