Edo Bertoglio, New York Polaroids 1976–1989

New York Polaroids 1976–1989

Edo Bertoglio

Publisher
Yard Press
Year
2015
Specifications
Soft cover, paperback twist-stitching
Faux leather cover
18.5 x 27 cm
232 pages
Offset
500 copies
Essay by Mariuccia Casadio
Extract from an interview between Stefano Bianchi and Edo Bertoglio

The first Polaroid book by the Swiss photographer and director Edo Bertoglio, a personal diary of daily life in the New York downtown scene. Its pictures show Arto Lindsay, Grace Jones, Maripol, Glenn O'Brien, Debbie Harry, Madonna, Andy Warhol and John Lurie, among others. The book carries an essay by Mariuccia Casadio and an extract from an interview between Stefano Bianchi and Edo Bertoglio.

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