13/09/2021
A wonderful review of our book Transcendence by Mikko Kerttula out now in Collector Daily:
"But the Finnish photographer continued to make patiently photographs in and around the transit hub, and ultimately he discovered that the unexpected interruptions and distortions found in the images shot through the grimy plastic windows of the bus shelters could become something intriguing. Of course, Kerttula isn’t the first to realize that making photographs through glass can be interesting, or is he even the first to find inspiration on public transportation. In recent years, Michael Wolf has memorably noticed the packed crowds and fogged windows of the Tokyo subway, Nick Turpin has looked through the windows of the London night bus, and Anthony Hernandez has used the perforated sun sheeting on Los Angeles bus shelters to veil his views, to name just a few who have made durable photographs from this kind of subject matter. But Kerttula finds his own fleeting magic at the bus station, making his images a worthy addition to the subgenre."
Read the whole piece below:
https://collectordaily.com/mikko-kerttula-transcendence/
Mikko Kerttula, Transcendence By Loring Knoblauch / In Photobooks / September 13, 2021 JTF (just the facts): Published in 2021 by Kult Books (here). Staple bound, 22.5 x 28 cm, with loose, screen printed board cover. 64 pages, with 38 black and white reproductions. There are no texts or essays inclu...