Rust BeltJack D. Teemers photographs taken in American Rust Belt cities during the 1980s examine the ways in which neighborhoods and urban infrastructure have been shaped by the industry that surrounds them. His pictures quietly celebrate the ways in which humans strive to live together in the shadow of manufacturingeven in its decline. Cinematic vistas, presenting a wide view of a citys urban structure, set the stage for pictures that focus more narrowly on

aiming to occupy the children rampaging streets and parks

While it is a personal project

The beautiful and the terrible

tranquility

and ultimately to make her own visits to Black River Falls

in ancient Japanese culture

Aware of the demons and pitfalls of historical authority

and is a set with Book 2 with the 35mm snapshots

creating a vision of the park as a democratic and nurturing public space

it is the sense of form

that one has come to expect from Jason Fulford

Is a bat loose in the house a symbol