Michael Dashkin
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A Book About Ray
A comprehensive survey with intelligent, thoughtful readings of key works, for both newcomers and those already familiar with Johnson’s art.
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Collaboration: A Potential History of Photography
An invigorating alternative to traditional ways of understanding the history of photography.
Fascinating Photobooks | Photography Roundup
These photography books illuminate the downtown NYC art scene of the ’70s, an innovator in color photography, peripatetic contemporary street photographers, and Black American studio photographers from the 1850s to the present.
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Artists in Residence: Downtown New York in the 1970s
Recommended for its immediacy, this personal reminiscence tells readers what 1970s New York was like.
Called to the Camera: Black American Studio Photographers
Enhances understanding of an aspect of American photography not well enough understood until now.
Reclaim the Street: Street Photography’s Moment
Those who thought they’d seen everything in street photography will find new themes and insights; newcomers will be introduced to photography that is thrilling for its inventiveness, creativity, and humanism.
Yevonde: Life and Colour
With color photography the norm today, it’s fascinating to learn about the work and life of an artist who helped launch color photography.
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Another Country: British Documentary Photography Since 1945
Those interested in documentary photo trends encompassing the UK and beyond will value this title.
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Film Noir Portraits
Fans of the genre will delight, as will photographers and graphic designers who value the style of the era.
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