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Stella Johnson Al Sol "Villages seen down dusty roads: difficult to reach physically, and once there, difficult to enter and fully understand. Living off the land, daily tasks take over: hauling the water from the well... More |
Mehdi Saghafi Treasure Island "Photographed in 2004, this book captures a brief moment in the history of Treasure Island, a 403 acre island in the San Francisco Bay made in 1935 and used by the military until the mid 1990s... More |
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Einar Hansen The Fog Will Clear, The Snow Will Melt ""If you look at other images, it is not going to be dark all the time, the fog will clear, the snow will melt, the sunlight is going to shift across the floor... More |
Julie Blackmon Domestic Vacations More |
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Joseph Mills Witness No. 5 "Joseph Mills is the subject and guest-editor of Witness Number 5, the successful artist-edited series published by JGS, Inc and distributed by Nazraeli Press... More |
Stephen Gill A Series of Disappointments "These betting slips were discarded in and around many betting shops (71 at the time of publication) in the borough of Hackney in north-east London... More |
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Mehdi Saghafi Treasure Island More |
Vicki Ragan Changing Dreams "In 1993, author/journalist Shepard Barbash and photographer Vicki Ragan published the best seller Oaxacan Wood Carving: The Magic in the Trees that chronicled the art of Oaxacan wood carvers... More |
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Roger M. Eberhard Callas More |
Maggie Taylor Alice's Adventures in Wonderland More |
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Jessica Todd Harper Interior Exposure "Jessica Todd Harper's first monograph is a highly charged collection of otherworldly domestic interiors that bring to mind both the religious intensity of Northern Renaissance artists like Albrecht Du More |
Julie Blackmon Domestic Vacations "The Dutch saying, “a Jan Steen household,” originated in the seventeenth century and has come to refer to a home in disarray, full of rowdy children and boisterous family gatherings... More |
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Fazal Sheikh The Circle "New York-born photographer and activist Fazal Sheikh closely crops his subjects’ faces, making their eyes the central focus of the frame, in turn forcing his viewers to face them... More |
Hiroh Kikai Hiroh Kikai "The Asakusa quarter of Tokyo has a shady past—it was the home of some of Japan’s most notorious pleasure palaces... More |
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Max Kozloff The Theatre of the Face "- An engaging and authoritative account of the history of portrait photography by one of the world's leading photography critics - An essential title for all photography students and enthusiasts... More |
Roger M. Eberhard Callas More |
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Henry Horenstein Animalia ""Though most photographers are driven to find a new vision, even the best fail more often than they succeed. In (these images), Horenstein has succeeded to a dazzling degree... More |
Nina Berman Homeland "Nina Berman was one of the first photographers in the US to turn her lens towards her own country, whilst all eyes were on Iraq... More |
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Stanley Marcus Reflection of Man "Stanley Marcus was known the world over as an innovative marketer and retailer with a refined sense of taste and style whose leadership transformed his family's Dallas clothing store, Neiman Marcus... More |
Joseph Mills Anarch More |
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