Méli-Mélo // The Bordel

René Char

Les Beehive – Alfred Cheney Johnston

Untitled, (Nehi) c. 1971-1974. William Eggleston. Pigment print.

Winged Migration, 2009. Tom Chambers. Photomontage.

Untitled, 1960-1970. Ferdinando Scianna. Gelatin silver

"Even if we were killed, we were doing it for a cause. We were doing it for our children, for the future of our country. We wanted to be free." — Amelia Boynton Robinson.

Georgia O'Keeffe, February 10, 1944

Ludmilla Tcherina 'En revenant', 1946. Serge Lido. Gelatin silver

'Jacqueline Bisset Smoking a Cigarette Off-set', 1973. Eva Sereny. Chomogenic print.

"Tinker" is from the Irish Traveller community—a nomadic ethnic group. The term derived is from the traditional trade of tin-smithing, though today it is widely recognized as an offensive pejorative. Hofer’s portrayal of the girl however, is in contrast to the dismissive attitudes that were directed toward the community.

Self-portrait, Chicago, 1976. Vivian Maier. Chromogenic print.