A Tale of One City Posters and Objects Serge Najjar writes with lines

Serge Najjar writes with lines and plays with shadows

At the end of the book are field notes detailing these discoveries and a series of ‘star glass’ images—created by women at Harvard College Observatory who measured and catalogued stars by annotating astronomical glass plate negatives by hand

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dense greenery fills several frames

Tonatiuh Ambrosetti practises sculpture

A Tale of One City Posters and Objects Serge Najjar writes with linesA tale of one city, its title loosely based on Charles Dickens famous novel, is a twenty first century picture story of life in big cities, the clashing of opposites, the simultaneity of extreme wealth and poverty, excess and deprivation that characterizes one major city but might just be a tale of them all. The book portraits the city as an accumulation of capital and goods, a metabolic system of buying and selling, a place of constant construction