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| Das Magazine,
Jan. 1, 1996 |
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Anthony Suau went to the Soviet Union for the first time in August 1991, a country that as an American he first heard of as the “Evil Empire”. It captured him, and three years later he took up his second residence in Moscow. He traveled throughout the Russian provinces and witnessed wars, crisis and putsches, as well as the daily life of the people who had to find their way in these new times. His photos have become an unparalleled testimony of the upheavals and changes.
“Beyond the Fall” is the title of the Paris/Moscow based photographer.
The exhibition contains 120 photographs from the time of the upheavals 1989-1999 in Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union. At the same time; four additional exhibitions will have been organized in Washington, Milan, and Moscow.
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| Volkskrant Magazine,
Amsterdam, Holand, Jan. 22, 2000 |
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From Anthony Suau’s Journal: Eastern Europe during its Transition
Daily life during its upheaval. For the last ten-years photographer Anthony Suau has observed the unfolding developments in Eastern Europe. Focusing on the break-up of the Soviet Union and the rise of the successor countries. After stops in Washington and Madrid, the exhibition is presented in Berlin.