This monograph introduces the influential career of American photographer Joel Meyerowitz, featuring 55 images that showcase his evolution as an artist. Initially focusing on black-and-white film, Meyerowitz traveled across the United States, receiving a Guggenheim Scholarship to explore 'leisure time.' He was a pioneer of color photography, transforming its acceptance. His subjects transitioned from 35 mm street scenes to large format works, delving into architecture and light, especially in Cape Cod. Unique access to Ground Zero post-9/11 allowed him to document recovery efforts. His acclaimed work resides in major collections like MoMA and the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
