| A unique collection of photographs and essays that presents an intimate modern-day perspective of a small community in Calabria, a place that is very representative of many emigration-stricken towns around Italy, if not the world. |
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| Authors: Nicola Gareri and Stephanie Gareri |
| Printed and bound in Italy by world renowned Editoriale Bortolazzi-Stei, Verona |
| 170gsm Scheufelen Job Parilux Silk paper |
| Cover design and jacket graphics by David Young, Toronto, Canada |
| Jacket design by Riccardo Rossignoli, Verona, Italy |
| Published in Canada by Studio On The Avenue Publishing Co. Ltd. |
| ISBN 978 0 980951301 |
| 144 Pages |
| 132 Tritone Images |
| Dimensions: 12″ x 12″ (30cm x 30cm), 4.25 lbs. |
$150.00 CAD/USD (shipping & taxes included)
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I received Gagliato last week. I carefully looked at it for several days. It is an exquisitely elegant and beautiful production. Part memory, written as an intimate and personal journey yet so universal in it’s expression. A celebration of the history and physical markings of a place so much older than the US or Canada. The kind of place we want to hold on to and embrace yet feel frustrated by the lack of technology and 21st C pace. Where do we find that balance?