Babe

Edited by Petra Collins
Foreword by Tavi Gevinson
Contributions by Karley Sciortino
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Babe

Edited by Petra Collins
Foreword by Tavi Gevinson
Contributions by Karley Sciortino
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176 PAGESENGLISH

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  • Published date: Jun 03, 2015
  • Language: English
  • No. of Pages: 176
  • Publisher: PRESTEL PUBLISHING
  • ISBN: 9783791381039
  • Dimensions: 7.81" W x 0.86" L x 9.75" H
"In a world in which women are frequently shown how they should look—and look at themselves—Collins wants the images in Babe to change that dynamic by reflecting how young women see and present their own bodies."


—Slate
"[Collins’s] new book, Babe . . . represents an honest, transparent, and wholly confident femininity."


—Interview Magazine
"Babe depicts a whole range of femininities, from women laying in bed complete with period-stained sheets, sext messages on dated cell phones, dimly lit shots of nudity, hair, scars and all . . . it is thought provoking, and most importantly, familiar."


—The National Post
// SELECTED AS ONE OF THE 10 BEST PHOTO BOOKS OF 2015 //

"If the young artists in Petra Collins’ anthology are any indication, the future of photography is bright. More than 30 female photographers share the spotlight here, and though their works are stylistically diverse, they share a common mission: to take control of their own narratives, by representing themselves and their generation how they see it."

—Slate.com
"Striking imagery as whimsical and free as Collins herself."


—Flare Magazine

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