NEW NATIVES

MAIDA,JOSEPH

ISBN 10: 888756955X ISBN 13: 9788887569551

Editorial: L?ARTIERE, 2015

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- This book presents a selection of 40 photographs shot between 2010 and 2014, from the seminal project New Natives created in Hawaii by American and Italian artist, Joseph Maida Thematic intersections of masculinity, ethnic origin, and sexuality are central to representation in this project. Primordial, indigenous body markings give way to contemporary tattoos, and clothing ranges from traditional costume to nothing at all. These young men's appearances deviate from Euro-American standards of the 'male model', but that is precisely the point. Projection of an identity - much like the interpretation of one - is the articulation of the wish of how one wants to be seen - or how one wishes to see. The photographer's work is, thus, the product of a fantasy cum image.

Acerca del autor: Joseph Maida is an artist based in New York City. He has exhibited in the United States, Europe, Japan and China, in solo exhibitions at Daniel Cooney Fine Art, Wallspace, the Nikon Salons, Tokyo and Osaka, and 403 International Art Center, Wuhan. His recent series, Things R Queer is featured in Aperture's book on the history of food photography Feast for the Eyes as well as the eponymous traveling exhibition through Europe and the United States from 2018-2022 including stops at the Photographers Gallery, London, and the Hassalblad Foundation at the Gothenburg Museum of Art, Gothenburg.

Maida has taught at schools including Yale University, Parsons the New School, SUNY Purchase.

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