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thriving on the sidewalks and front yards and hidden from the influence of the city until the city poured over the castle walls out into the surrounding suburbium that grew like barnacles along the edges…” – Ed Templeton “We found ourselves in a tract of homes that felt familiar and safe

For Schorr

Rather than trying to make some sort of epic narrative about America

Shabazz’s work from the 1970s to ’90s as it exists in his archive: small prints thematically grouped and sequenced in traditional family photo albums that function as portable portfolios

“If the Sea Islands belong to Carrie Mae Weems and rural Virginia to Sally Mann

The Polaroid Kidd Louis Vuitton Fashion Eye thriving on the sidewalks andIn 2004, at the age of 17, Mike Brodie left home, hoping a freight train to Jacksonville, Florida. Although this first trip lasted only a few days, it was the start of a life long journey that would see him become one of the most intuitive photographers of his generation. On finding a polaroid camera camera stuffed behind a car seat, Brodie began to produce a document of his journey across the expanse of North America, alongside a group of like minded