Robert Frank traveled to the Arctic Circle in August 1992. He followed a friend’s invitation to Pangnirtung, a village where around 1300 Inuit live. But as is so often the case, Frank’s photographs do not show the obvious: There is not a single person to be seen in the pictures from this trip. In a harsh yet lyrical tone that refuses to be kitschy, Robert Frank shows the deserted harbor, a haberdashery, a telephone booth and the cemetery. He describes what he saw in the book itself: “Prefabricated houses on the main street of Pangnirtung. Every now and then a decorated window – reflections inside and out. Stones – perhaps the counterweight to the sky above.”
Print Length: 42 Pages
Language: English
Publisher: Steidl
Published in 2011
ISBN: 978-3-86930-198-3
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