Prohibition Raid, Washington D.C.

Prohibition Raid, Washington D.C.Artwork Info About This Photograph 1922 Ferrotyped Gelatin silver print Titled and dated, in pencil, annotated 23688, with Agency stamp, in ink, au verso Printed circa 1950 Unframed When an images photographer is unknown, the subject matter determines its significance as a collectible work of art. Interesting vernacular images without any historical significance are often described as found photography. This photograph documenting Prohibition Era news

there remains a lack of exposure to–or celebration of–platonic “same-sex” intimacy

Recent performances have been presented at Nuit Blanche Toronto

For over 20 years Dunkley has used a photographic portrait of himself to subvert society’s default tropes on otherness

Printed 17-07-71

vegetables

Edition of 3 + 1 AP (#1/3)

National Gallery

Windows On The World (PDF) - SF Weekly

Both men were inspired by the Belgian writer Maurice Maeterlinck’s 1906 book The Intelligence of Flowers

54th Venice Biennale

Estate # M65

he saw not only Annan’s work but also photographs by the pioneering painter/photographer team of David Octavius Hill and Robert Adamson—portraits and city views taken in 1840s Edinburgh and originally printed in shades of ruddy brown with strong contrasts of light and shadow