Méli-Mélo // The Bordel

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Dis… Dis ce que le feu hésite à dire Soleil de l'air, clarté qui ose, Et meurs de l'avoir dit pour tous.

René Char

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Les Beehive – Alfred Cheney Johnston

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Untitled, (Nehi) c. 1971-1974. William Eggleston. Pigment print.

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Winged Migration, 2009. Tom Chambers. Photomontage.

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Untitled, 1960-1970. Ferdinando Scianna. Gelatin silver

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Selma to Montgomery March, Montgomery, Alabama, 25 March 1965. Dan Budnik. Gelatin silver.

"Even if we were killed, we were doing it for a cause. We were doing it for our children, for the future of our country. We wanted to be free." — Amelia Boynton Robinson.

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Georgia O’Keeffe, 1956. Yousuf Karsh. Silver gelatin on card paper.

“Equal Rights and Responsibilities is a basic idea that would have very important psychological effects on women and men from the time they are born. It could very much change the girl child’s idea of her place in the world. I would like each child to feel responsible for the country and that no door for any activity they may choose is closed on account of sex.”

Georgia O'Keeffe, February 10, 1944

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Ludmilla Tcherina 'En revenant', 1946. Serge Lido. Gelatin silver

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'Jacqueline Bisset Smoking a Cigarette Off-set', 1973. Eva Sereny. Chomogenic print.

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Tinker Girl, Dublin, 1967. Evelyn Hofer. Gelatin silver.

"Tinker" is from the Irish Traveller community—a nomadic ethnic group. The term derived is from the traditional trade of tin-smithing, though today it is widely recognized as an offensive pejorative. Hofer’s portrayal of the girl however, is in contrast to the dismissive attitudes that were directed toward the community.

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Self-portrait, Chicago, 1976. Vivian Maier. Chromogenic print.