Swan MoonSwan Moon's Swan Moon is a diaristic portrait of youth, identity, and performance set against the faded glamour of 1990s Los Angeles. Swan Moon revisits her teenage years as a Korean American growing up in the cultural shadow of Hollywoodwhere cinemas myths loomed large and personal history blurred with fantasy. While alternative youth were raving and Larry Clarks Kids was defining a generation, Moon and her friends were doing something profoundly

Rearick’s first monograph with Deadbeat Club

While serving as the photographer for the US contingent of the North American delegation

unframed glimpses of life

In the early eighties

Lanthimos has intentionally widened the frame to show the workings of the construct

others harsh but all indelible

To distill a feeling

the 245-mile Ogeechee River cuts a diagonal path across Eastern Georgia before curling south of the city of Savannah and emptying into the Atlantic Ocean

The book explores themes and symbols that guide the photographer in illuminating a fundamental question: where does memory reside

Renowned for his Harlem street scenes and expressive portraits

on caretaking of the land and its inhabitants

illuminate this broad survey of photographs of the Southern United States as an essential American story