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A Map of the East
PHOTO: COLOR, Left: The Super-Express Station, Atami, Japan, 1984; PHOTO: COLOR, A Cherry-Blossom Picnic in a Grove, Miyajima, Japan, 1984; PHOTO: COLOR, Poor People's Houses, Jakarta, Indonesia, 1984; PHOTO: COLOR, In the Window of a Fish Restaurant, Kowloon, Hong Kong, 1983; PHOTO: COLOR, On the Breakwater at Kenceran Beach During Idul Fitri, Surabaya, 1982; PHOTO: COLOR, In the Northwestern Hills, Kyoto, Japan, 1984; PHOTO: COLOR, The Pacific Ocean at Katsuura, Kii, Japan, 1979; PHOTO: COLOR, A Decorated Car in the Flower Market, Calcutta, India, 1986 / [Leo Rubinfien]
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The Poetry of Plain Seeing
Walker Evans transmuted his deep misgivings about American society into classic photographs of everyday life.
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'It's The Way Poets Must Feel!'
So says Marc Kaczmarek of his reactions while making photographs
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John Yang Visions of Innocence
In search of simplicity, this photographer blends solitude and understated drama for images that have a poetry of their own
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Through Western Eyes
Seven artists talk about living and working in Southern California
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Love/Hate Relations
The ironic stance which has characterized much of the best American photography was succinctly defined by Diane Arbus when she said, referring to the grotesque subjects of her portraits, \"I hear myself saying, 'How terrific,' and there's this woman making a face. I really mean it's terrific. I don't mean I wish I looked like that. I don't mean I wish my children looked like that.
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