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on my way home from a difficult day at work, i walked past this incredible community protest made by a new yorker at the 6th avenue/14th street tunnel, with countless post-it notes ranging from messages of sadness and despair to hope and strength. i feel so fortunate to live in this city and although this time is awfully rough, we--new yorkers and americans as a whole--have to stick together to fight the cards we were unfortunately dealt last night. hang in there, i love you
West Palm Beach, Florida, November 14, 1977. Photographed by Stephen Shore.
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by Stephen Shore
Arundel, Maine (1974)
I remember a long time ago, in the late 60s, spending a few months in London, at the time there was a lot of turmoil in the US with the Kent State riots—six students were killed by the National Guard at Kent State—and a lot of other stuff was happening in the States that I was reading about every day in the Herald Tribune, it seemed like the country was falling apart. But then I got back and saw that life was going on, some really bad things happened but life went on. The paper wasn't saying that people were making their breakfast every day and stores opened as usual, it was reporting the news, but if you only read the news you don't get the texture of life. It's often the ordinary moments that tell you what life is like.
Stephen Shore