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A gritty and color-saturated look at the red-light district of Salvador
The book represents a radical departure from the glamorized
Her conceptual approach uses the photographic frame to investigate how we construct meaning and identity through visual cues
Numerous reproductions of fine photos
human context
Kanaga, Consuela. Consuelo Kanaga: An American Photographer by Barbara Head Millstein and Sarah M. Lowe. Untitled (Friends of Photography) A gritty and color-saturated lookBrooklyn Museum and University of Washington Press, 1992. Stiff illustrated wraps, as issued, 222 pages. Fine with just a trace of shelf wear. 112 photos by Kanaga, plus 73 other illustrations. Includes biography, chronology, catalog checklist (including some photos not in the exhibition), and bibliography. Afterword by Grace M. Mayer. Monograph issued on the occasion of a major Consuela Kanaga exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum. Kanaga was a prolific