One Fine Show: “Brassaï, The Secret Signs of Paris” at Moderna Museet
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One Fine Show: “Brassaï, The Secret Signs of Paris” at Moderna Museet
The first major Swedish retrospective of Gyula Halász—who took the name of his Transylvanian hometown and became the definitive photographer of Paris after dark—gathers more than 160 prints developed by the artist's own hand.
Part of my city lives online now, and it’s cold comfort that it doesn’t represent the real version in the slightest. One still has to fight the impulse to trip every monologuing TikToker in the East Village. My favorite kind of video produced by these children is the man on the street interview, which asks fellow recent transplants questions like “What are you wearing?” or “How are you so confident?” It’s pretty cute that they think we’d want any advice from either person, when neither can think of anything better to do in New York than make content.
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