The Ford Road

The Ford Road, waar gaat het boek over?Ontdek de wereld van kunst in ‘The Ford Road’. After the historic fire of Detroit in 1805, a new cityplan was designed with avenues radiating from the centre. Michigan Avenue became one of the ‘spokes’ and was continued by Ford Road. This Ford Road is a tribute to the founding father of the automotive industry in Detroit: William Ford, the father of Henry Ford. As a tribute to this endeavour and being interested if it would be possible to ‘sample’ this city in decline, I made a cross section of Detroit in photographs on my rented yellow bike cycling from the city centre westwards alongside the Ford Road. Detroit shows itself as in annual rings on a cut tree: these are the ‘inner images’ of Detroit. Marcel Koeleman Detroit USA/Rotterdam Holland, 2013/2015 Over de auteur Marcel Koeleman Marcel Koeleman (Schipluiden Holland, 1961) is educated as geohydrologist, artist, and as a business administrator. He graduated from the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in The Hague, Holland. He participated in several art-exhibitions and festivals in Holland, USA, China, France, Germany and Spain. He published three poetry novels. www.marcelkoeleman.nl Meer informatie ISBN 9789463899956 Editie 1 Hoofdauteur Marcel Koeleman Taal Nederlands Bindwijze Paperback / softback Releasedatum 20 februari 2020 Aantal pagina's 90 Uitgever BoekScout BV NUR 653 - Fotoboeken Bijgewerkt op 31-03-2026, 05:43:22

After the historic fire of Detroit in 1805, a new cityplan was designed with avenues radiating from the centre. Michigan Avenue became one of the ‘spokes’ and was continued by Ford Road. This Ford Road is a tribute to the founding father of the automotive industry in Detroit: William Ford, the father of Henry Ford. As a tribute to this endeavour and being interested if it would be possible to ‘sample’ this city in decline, I made a cross section of Detroit in photographs on my rented yellow bike cycling from the city centre westwards alongside the Ford Road. Detroit shows itself as in annual rings on a cut tree: these are the ‘inner images’ of Detroit. Marcel Koeleman Detroit USA/Rotterdam Holland, 2013/2015