Angela Cappetta's Glendalis captures the life of a youngest daughter of a Puerto Rican family in an unfiltered portrayal of family life and rites of passage in pre-gentrified Lower East Side.
Glendalis by photographer Angela Cappetta explores the multi-generational story of a family living in a pre-gentrified Stanton Street tenement. Through protagonist Glendalis, the youngest family member and messenger, Cappetta reflects on her own upbringing within a bustling, complex family.
As a Gen X child in New York, Cappetta juxtaposes the apparent serenity captured in the photographs with the harsh realities of urban life—crime, incarceration, and community trauma. The book offers a candid glimpse into the cultural fabric of the Lower East Side, portraying intimate family moments alongside the challenges they face.
Embedded deeply in the project, Cappetta contemplates the evolving nature of relationships and the solitary path of a documentary photographer. Glendalis is a poignant narrative of familial bonds, community resilience, and the profound impact of personal history on both artist and subject.
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Angela Cappetta is an American photographer. Cappetta has Italian heritage and had a multi-generational upbringing in New Haven, Connecticut. In the 1990s, she often got up early in the morning to walk the neighborhood of her home in the Alphabet City area of Manhattan and photograph with a 6x9 format camera. Her work includes diaristic self-portraits. Cappetta received a fellowship from the New York Foundation for the Arts in 2000, and completed fellowships at the MacDowell Colony in 2000, 2004 and 2010. Prints from her Glendalis series are held in the collection of CPW and in the collection of the New York Public Library (as of August 2018).
Angela Cappetta is an American photographer. Cappetta has Italian heritage and had a multi-generational upbringing in New Haven, Connecticut. In the 1990s, she often got up early in the morning to walk the neighborhood of her home in the Alphabet City area of Manhattan and photograph with a 6x9 format camera. Her work includes diaristic self-portraits. Cappetta received a fellowship from the New York Foundation for the Arts in 2000, and completed fellowships at the MacDowell Colony in 2000, 2004 and 2010. Prints from her Glendalis series are held in the collection of CPW and in the collection of the New York Public Library (as of August 2018).
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hardcover. Condición: New. Fotografie di Angela Cappetta e testi in inglese di Luna Lauren Véléz e Angela Cappetta Design di Bureau Kayser. Cm 27x32. pp. 120 c.ca n.n. . Nuovo (New). . Prima edizione di 750 copie (First Edition of 750 copies). . "Scattate esclusivamente nei quartieri, nei campi e negli edifici del Lower East Side prima della gentrificazione, le foto di questa famiglia ritraggono una casa popolare multigenerazionale in Stanton Street. La sua storia è raccontata attraverso la protagonista di nome Glendalis. Sono cresciuta in un sistema familiare simile al suo, circondata e abbracciata da un gruppo sempre presente di parenti e amici. Come me, era la più giovane e, proprio come me, era la messaggera della famiglia. Questo lavoro è ispirato alle mie origini. L'ho sempre percepito come una ricerca della mia infanzia, ma anche dei temi più ampi della famiglia e della comunità, delle relazioni che una persona coltiva e di come queste si trasformano insieme a noi nel tempo.Da bambina ero profondamente indipendente. Le differenze di età nella mia famiglia mi hanno permesso di crescere praticamente da sola, come una bambina selvaggia della generazione X. Ero circondata dalla mia enorme famiglia. Il più delle volte nessuno si accorgeva nemmeno della mia presenza. È importante sottolineare che, nonostante l'idea che io abbia creato una narrazione familiare beata nel realizzare questo progetto, come la mia, la realtà era ben lungi dall'essere serena. Gli indizi di ciò sono nascosti nelle immagini. Il crimine, la detenzione, le bande e la morte fanno parte della cultura di certi quartieri e nessuna famiglia è immune al loro trauma. Questo è qualcosa che ho imparato crescendo a New Haven, una delle città più segregate dal punto di vista razziale ed economico d'America." Prima edizione di 750 copie (First Edition of 750 copies). Book. Nº de ref. del artículo: bc_239220
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Condición: Hervorragend. Zustand: Hervorragend | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | Angela Cappetta's Glendalis captures the life of a youngest daughter of a Puerto Rican family in an unfiltered portrayal of family life and rites of passage in pre-gentrified Lower East Side.Glendalis by photographer Angela Cappetta explores the multi-generational story of a family living in a pre-gentrified Stanton Street tenement. Through protagonist Glendalis, the youngest family member and messenger, Cappetta reflects on her own upbringing within a bustling, complex family. As a Gen X child in New York, Cappetta juxtaposes the apparent serenity captured in the photographs with the harsh realities of urban life—crime, incarceration, and community trauma. The book offers a candid glimpse into the cultural fabric of the Lower East Side, portraying intimate family moments alongside the challenges they face. Embedded deeply in the project, Cappetta contemplates the evolving nature of relationships and the solitary path of a documentary photographer. Glendalis is a poignant narrative of familial bonds, community resilience, and the profound impact of personal history on both artist and subject. Nº de ref. del artículo: 43005318/1
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