About Robert Adams
Robert Adams (b. 1937) has been photographing the changing American West for more than 40 years. Adams's photographs emphasize the redemptive beauty of nature in the face of humans' widespread and unremitting use of the land and focus on the intersection between the human and natural worlds. Early in his career he wrote, "The job of the photographer is not to record indisputable fact but to try to be coherent about intuition and hope." In 1989 the Philadelphia Museum of Art organized a retrospective of Adams's work, and his photographs were included in Documenta X in 1997. The Yale University Art Gallery, which holds Adams's master sets, has organized a new retrospective exhibition of his work that was recently shown at the Vancouver Art Gallery and will travel to several North American and European venues, including the Los Angeles County Museum of Art and the Museo Centro de Arte Reina Sofia in Spain. Adams was awarded a MacArthur Foundation fellowship in 1994 and received the Hasselblad Foundation International Award in 2009. He is working on several new book projects, which will join the nearly forty volumes of his photographs and writings, including the recently reprinted classics "Denver," "What We Bought," and "Summer Nights, Walking." Adams lives and works in Astoria, Oregon.

Robert Adams 가 Ansel Adams 의 아들은 아닙니다....

소문에 의하면 이러한 개발 방식을 배우기 위하여
우리나라의 공문원들도 이곳을 방문한 것으로 아는데
과연 얼미나 배워 갔는지는 모르겠습니다만,
충분히 배워갔다면 우리나라 건축 문화 정책에도 반영이 되갰지요.
이명박대통령이 서울 시장일 적에
부에노스 아이레스의 훌륭한 지하철을 보고
서울의 교통시설을 구상하였다고 하던데,,
그와 같이..

모조리 걷어 치우지는 말고 기존의 것을 이용하여 구상하여 새로히 이룩하는 건축이
경제적으로도 도움이 될까도 생각됩니다.

각가지 사연으로 오가던 조상들의 발자취를 느낄 수도 있겠군요.

색다른 풍경입니다.

이기우후배님, 감사합니다.

이왕 버린 몸.. B- 짜리 시진이라도 구경하시라구요.

(Bonus) - Plensa's ECHO in nearby Madison Square Park