Tlatelolco desmentido
Subtitle: Tlatelolco disproved
By: Adam Wiseman
Contributors: Campbell, Lorena; Troconi, Giovanni, publisher; Letayf, Alejandro, publisher; Garza Usabiaga, Daniel, writer of text
Publisher: [Troconi-Letayf]
Published: 2018
Place of publication: Mexico City, Mexico]
Language: spa
Subjects: Architecture; History; Apartment houses; Modern Architecture; Artistic Photography
Other titles: Tlatelolco disproved; Adam Wiseman :; Adam Wiseman :
Notes: One of 20 limited edition, signed and numbered copies

Concept and design: Adam Wiseman, Lorena Campbell, Giovanni Troconi and Alejandro Letayf; text by Daniel Usabiaga

Adam Wiseman's editorial project "Tlatelolco disproved" is both an urban landscape and the portrait of a community, created with the collaboration of more than 100 residents of the Chihuahua building, documented with photographs and video; the residential urban complex of Tlatelolco, completed in 1964 by architect Mario Pani, became the second largest of its kind on the American continent (after Co-op City in the Bronx)

Avery Classics copy: Number 15

Includes bibliographical references

In Spanish and English
Table of contents: title: 1 box (hard-cover binding container); title: 1 tryptic with 3 color photographs (24 x 50 cm each, 24 x 150 cm tryptic) printed on Hahnemühle Photorag paper; title: 10 color photographs; title: 1 video "Acción 27.02.14 / 20.00 horas" (duration: 19 seconds); title: 1 flip book "Acción 27.02.14 / 20.00 horas" (78 pages ; 7 x 10 cm); title: Certificate of authenticity and hologram, all inside acrylic box