New York's Subterranean Paradoxes: A Review Of Subway

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This review considers the recent re-publication of Bruce Davidson’s Subway series of photographs, and their exhibition at C/O in Berlin, Germany. As such, this review positions Davidson’s photographs both in relation to wider cultural analyses that highlight the paradoxical nature of subterranean space, and within a selective genealogy of subway representations. Furthermore, it views the reinvigorated interest in Davidson’s work to be reflective of the growing popularity of subterranean space that has recently re-emphasised its cultural potential.

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Merrill, S., (2014) “New York's Subterranean Paradoxes: A Review Of Subway”, Opticon1826 16, Art. 5. doi: https://doi.org/10.5334/opt.bp

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Samuel Merrill (UCL)

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