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Death Bed: The Bed That Eats (1977) dir. George Barry

“One more thing: Except for a single group portrait, every photographed person in Found Photos In Detroit is African American. Young and old, male and female, staring, glaring, entreating. The message is clear: It is Black culture, their houses, their rule of law, their very selves that have been abandoned. Like homeless ghosts, the social reality of these photographs haunts Detroit and America, signifying a despair so deep that abandonment is the only method left to represent their loss.”

Max Brückner, from his book Vielecke und Vielfläche, 1900. Leipzig, Germany

Peter Stamberg

Idling 1969

Martha Tuttle like the sky before a tornado - strange, silent, foretelling 2022 Wool, silk, linen, pigment, dye 48 x 72 in.

“Keffieh,” by Mona Hatoum, (1993-99), human hair on cotton

Aline Motta, Pontes sobre Abismos #6, 2017

John Lee Hooker, Detroit, 1959

James Baldwin

Magnum’s photographs are notable for their informality, which was unusual for the period. I just adore the series of this girl, she’s such a beauty.

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Nyaueth Riam for the Face Magazine