Book Review
Alex Yudzon’s “5 Garfield Avenue” Turns Suburban America into a Horror Story
Created during a brief relocation from the New York City, displacement and domestic unease haunt the photographs in Alex Yudzon’s monochrome portrait of a house in rural Connecticut.
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Book Review
Alex Yudzon’s “5 Garfield Avenue” Turns Suburban America into a Horror Story
Created during a brief relocation from the New York City, displacement and domestic unease haunt the photographs in Alex Yudzon’s monochrome portrait of a house in rural Connecticut.
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