THE CARS THAT ATE BANGKOK. Being the true and terrifying pictorial account of the Thai people’s Struggle for survival in the age of the automobile. freeshipping In the middle a conversation

In the middle a conversation between David CAMPANY and George Kaplan: ‘…that photographs don’t have meanings: they have the potential for meaning

pages 46 and 47

Because this book was initially issued in seven fascicles

illustrations drawings and photo collages

THE CARS THAT ATE BANGKOK. Being the true and terrifying pictorial account of the Thai people’s Struggle for survival in the age of the automobile. freeshipping In the middle a conversationIt is an unashamedly shocking and thought provoking volume that bravely tackles the horror of automobile induced waste in todays societies (text at the back of the jacket). Also designed by Philip BLENKINSOP, in using black and white photographs, found images and newspaper magazine clippings. Lit.: Parr Badger, The Photobook, A History, vol. III, p. 120. Bangkok, White Lotus Co., LTD., 1996 4to (295 x 210 mm.) (108) pp. Cloth covered boards, red