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DOCUMERICA 1971-1977: Dystopian Images Of America’s War On The Environment

In November 1971, America's new Environmental Protection Agency created the DOCUMERICA Project. The aim was ...

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Teenage Dreams At Florida’s Sweetheart Roller Skating Rink 1972-1973

"The skaters became like actors parading their bodies, confronting one another for an audience ...

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American Portraits 1979 – 1989: Artist Captures The Essence Of Life On Frontier USA

In Portraits 1979-1989 Leon Borensztein introduces us to slices of American life on its Californian frontier. ...

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Stunning Shots of London in 1974 by Erik van Straten

Erik van Straten, now 61 years old, was in London for one week in April ...

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People Watching In Chicago And New York City (1977-1980)

"People want to be recognised, people want to be seen" - Charles H. Traub ...

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Death Row Stories: Life In The Iowa State Penitentiary At Fort Madison (1956)

In the mid 1950s, prisoners at the Iowa State Penitentiary in Fort Madison were visited ...

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Roger Mayne – Brilliant Post-War Street Photography

Roger Mayne was, undoubtedly, one of the great British post-war photographers. He was born in ...

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Coal Not Dole: Pictures Of Striking Miners At Home (1984)

"In 1984, with the UK miners’ strike at its peak, I decided to travel to Britain and document the dispute" ...

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Self-Portraits With Men: Female Photographer Creates Imaginary Lives With Strangers

Who are we? Do we cede our identity to other people, allow them to define ...

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Magnum Photographers Share Their Most Intimate Pictures Of The 20th Century

In Up Close & Personal, Magnum Photographers reveal their most intimate images, "exploring the delicate ...

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The Great London ‘Pea-Souper’ Fog of 1952

On Saturday 6 December 1952 the performance of La Traviata at Sadler’s Wells had to ...

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Migrant Mothers: Dorothea Lange’s Faces Of The Dust Bowl (1930s)

Dorothea Lange (1895-1965) was commissioned by the US Farm Security Administration to document the lives ...

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