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Aamito Lagum in Harper’s Bazaar US, December 2016, photographed by Daniel Riera
Saint Louis, Sénégal 1980 by Bruno Barbey
Photography would seem to preserve our past and make it invulnerable to the distortions of repeated memorial superimpositions, but I think that is a fallacy: photographs supplant the past and corrupt our memories.
Sally Mann, Hold Still (via austinkleon)
Lewis W. Hine (American, 1874-1940) Little mother in the steel district, Pittsburgh, 1909, gelatin silver print, Transfer from Photo League Lewis Hine Memorial Committee; ex-collection of Corydon Hine, George Eastman House Collection
Yesterday was Lewis Hine’s birthday and we shared some images of the man. Here is one of the photographs that Hine made during the Pittsburgh Survey, an important sociological study of Pittsburgh, PA that is considered a landmark of the Progressive Era reform movement. This image and many others from the collection at George Eastman House will be on view at ICP in New York City starting October 4, 2013.
Олександр Дем'яненко
Duane Michals Magritte with Hat (1965)
Death, the greatest democracy of them all. The world's oldest complaint.
Colum McCann, Let the Great World Spin
Pauline Boty was a founder of the English pop art movement and England’s most notable female pop art painter. She died aged 28 in 1966
you were a phonograph, I was a kid I sat with an ear close, just listening in