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Panoramas (1977–1983): Features elongated compositions of New York city-dwellers
where he served as a prophetic figure to a new generation of photographers
illustrating how British aristocratic glamour and pop-culture portraiture were bridged with commercial American retail spaces
Humanism Post-WWII: The book positions Boubat’s work as a necessary cultural response to the trauma of the war—a visual reaffirmation of the goodness and continuity of human life
By placing the "New Frontier" of the Kennedy White House alongside the ancient creativity of Picasso and the raw violence of the Congo
Aperture, No. 165, 2001. William Eggleston, Eikoh Hosoe, Andreas Gursky, Sophie Calle, et al. Annuals Panoramas (1977–1983): Features elongated compositionsA Visit with William Eggleston; Eikoh Hosoe's Sublime Dance; A Very Puglia Christmas (Tony D'Urso photos); Paolo Pellegrin in Kosovo; Reclaimed by Sand (Desert photos by Elaine Ling); Records by Grass; Boxed in Glass (Atta Kim photos); Andreas Gursky; Sophie Calle.
