Karen Miranda Rivadeneira: Other Stories / Historias Bravas
Centered in identity, intimacy, memory and indigenous knowledge
Product Description
Other Stories is Ecuadorian-American photographer Karen Miranda Rivadeneira’s first monograph. It focuses on her relationships with the women in her extended family, especially her mother and grandmother.
The images exude tenderness and dignity, incorporating symbols and visual elements that hint at Rivadeneira’s Ecuadorian heritage. Other Stories threads personal and collective narratives that are centered in identity, intimacy, memory, and indigenous knowledge.
Rivadeneira has received numerous national and international awards: she is the recipient of the Photographic Fellowship at the Musee du Quai Branly in Paris, NYFA Fellow in Photography in NYC, Individual Artist grant by the Queens Council of the Arts. She has participated at the Latin American Forum in Sao Paulo, the Photo annual festival in Beauvais, France, and exhibited at institutions such as the Smithsonian Portrait Gallery, and the Americas Society. Her work is collected by the Museum of Fine Arts Houston among other private institutions and collectors.
Featuring an essay in English and Spanish by Alanna Lockward.
Product Specification
Edited by Dr Mark Sealy MBE
Pages: 64
Images: 21
Dimensions: 22 x 21.5cm
Hardcover with jacket
Design by Syd Shelton
ISBN: 9-781899292234
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