Large feature in Politiken about Peter Funch's renowned Babel Tales & 42nd and Vanderbilt series

"Have you ever tried standing in a street and following people with your eyes – and being struck by the thought: Just think! All these people – each and every one of them – have their own story. For 13 years, Danish photographer Peter Funch lived in New York. A metropolis with a jumble of people, eight million inhabitants. He also followed people with his eyes. Continuously. But he also did something else ... he stood in the streets of Manhattan and photographed them. The figures of the big city. The random passers-by. He stood in the same spots several times a week and photographed them. For 9 years" - Henriette Lind writes about Peter Funch's work method that resulted in two renowned and iconic photographic series Babel Tales and 42nd and Vanderbilt.

Read the full article at Politiken here (in Danish and behind a paywall).

The article, that beautifully showcase Funch's works, is written on the occasion of his exhibition Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow at Danish Architecture Center, that gathers the two series Babel Tales and 42nd and Vanderbilt for the first time. 

In congruence with the exhibition Funch has published a book that likewise gather the two photographic series in one book. View and purchase the book on our Online Store here.

If you are interested in seeing an artwork list for the works exhibited at the Danish Architecture Center, please contact mail@v1gallery.com.