Photography for Orals Flashcards

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Dan Graham Homes for America, 1966

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Lynda Benglis Artforum ad, 1974

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Victor Burgin

Photopath 1969,

right: at the ICA, London for the exhibition

Live in your Head: When Attitudes become form

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Allan Sekula Untitled (Slide Sequence), 1972

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Rosler

The Bowery in two inadequate descriptive systems

1974-5

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Catherine Opie

Self Portrait (Pervert). 1994

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Sherrie Levine,

Untitled (After Edward Weston I), 1980

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Richard Prince

Untitled (Four Women
Looking in the Same DirecKon #1‐#4)
1977‐9

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Sanja Ivanovic

Double Life, 1975

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Katy Grannan

Mike, Private Property, New Paltz, NY 2003

from Sugar Camp Road
2002‐3

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Thomas Struth

National Gallery 2, London 2005 from Museum Photographs

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Alfred S)eglitz Spring Showers‐‐the Street Sweepers, 1901.

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Hannah Höch

Cut with a Kitchen Knife: Dada through the last Weimar Beer Belly
Cultural Epoch of Germany, 1919‐20,

photomontage.

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Germaine Krull

pages from Metal 1927‐8

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Cartier‐Bresson

Greece, 1937

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Walker Evans,

Graveyard, Houses and Steel Mill, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
(1935)

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Walker Evans

“Vanishing Backyards” Fortune, 1930
“Along the Right of Way” Fortune, 1950

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Aaron Siskind

Harlem Document (1932‐40)

St. Louis 9, 1955

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Harry Callahan

Eleanor 1947

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Harry Callahan

Telephone Wires, 1945

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Ansel Adams

Mount Williamson, (Sierra Nevada, Fort Manzanar, CA), 1944

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Richard Long

A Line Made of Walking, England, 1967

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Smithson

from “Monuments of Passaic” ArOorum 6:4, December 1967

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Douglas Huebler

Duration #7, Rome,
1973

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Kusama Grand

Orgy to Awaken the Dead at MoMA, 1969
Orgy, 1969

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Dorothea Lange,

The Road West, New Mexico
(1938)

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Robert Frank

from The Americans, 1958

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John Hilliard

Camera Recording its own Condition, 1971

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Joseph Kosuth,

One and Three Chairs (1965)

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Lawrence Weiner

A 36 inch by 36 inch removal of the lathing or support wall
of plaster or wall board from a wall. (1968)

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Nauman from Eleven Color
Photographys, 1967‐8

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Bernd and Hilla Becher

Anonymous Sculptures, 1970

Winding Tower,
1967

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Otto Steinert

Subjective Fotografie,
1952

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August Sander

Bricklayer’s Mate, 1929

Sander Farming Type, 1929
from People of the Twentieth‐Century

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William‐Henry Fox Talbot

The Pencil of Nature, 1844

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Bechers

Gas Tanks (Spherical), 1963

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Bechers

Gasometers, Belgium, Germany, England, United States, 1965‐92

Blast Furnaces, 1970‐1983

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Gerhard Richter

Atlas, sheet 1 & 5, 1962

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Aby Warburg

Mnemosyne Atlas, 1929

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Thomas Struth

Dey Street, New York, 1978 Dusselstrasse, Dusseldorf,
1977

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Thomas Struth

South Lake Apartments 3, Chicago, South Lake Apartments 4,
Chicago, 1990

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Candida Höfer

British Library, London, I, 1994

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Hiroshi Sugimoto

Cabot Street Cinema, Massachusettes, 1978

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Jeff Wall

Stereo, 1983

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Jeff Wall

Mimic, 1989, backlit cibachrome

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Philip‐Lorca diCorcia

Eddie Anderson, 21, Houston, TX, $20 1990‐2

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Victor Burgin

Performative/Narrative, 1971

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Burgin

Artforum ad, 1976

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Burgin installation shot,

UK 76, 1976 (11 panels 40 x 60 in.)

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Burgin

USA ’77, 1977‐8

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Allan Sekula,

Mass Meat, 1972

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Sekula

Meditations of a Triptych,
1973‐8

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Allan Sekula

Aerospace Folktales, 1973

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Allan Sekula

Aerospace Folktales, 1973

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Allan Sekula

Aerospace Folktales, 1973

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Fred Lonidier

The Health and Safety Game: Fictions based on Fact 1976,
photographs, text, and videotape

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Minamata

W. Eugene Smith

1971

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Hackney Flashers (incl. Jo Spence)

Women and Work, 1976

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Jo Spence and Terry Dennett

“I’ll take (almost) any work” (After John Heartield) from
Remodeling Photo‐History, 1979‐82

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Sherrie Levine, Untitled (After Walker Evans), 1981
Rosler, The Bowery in Two Inadequate Descriptive Systems, 1974‐5

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Duane Michals

Untitled, 1968

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Cindy Sherman

Untitled Film Stills, No. 4, 1977.

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Louise Lawler

Arranged by Barbara and Eugene Schwartz, 1982

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Louise Lawler

I can see the whole room!…and there’s nobody in it!… from
Arranged by Mr. & Mrs. Burton Tremaine, Sr. 1984

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Louise Lawler

Monogram, 1984

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Barbara Kruger

Untitled (You are not aware
of yourself), 1982

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Richard Prince,

Untitled (Cowboys), 1980 & 1991‐2

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James Casebere

Arches, 1985

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Sarah Charlesworth

April 21, 1978 from Modern History 1978

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Mary Kelly

Interim (Part I), 1984‐5

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Laurie Simmons

Woman in Interior VIII and Woman in Interior IX, 1976

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Sherman

Untitled (Centerfolds), 1981

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Sherman

Untitled (Pink Robe), #97
1982

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Sherman

Untitled (fashion) #22, 1983

Untitled (fashion) #133, 1984

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Sherman

Untitled (Fairytales) #156, 1985

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Sherman

Untitled #153, 1985

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Ansel Adams

Moonrise, Hernandez, New Mexico, 1941

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Robert Mapplethorpe

Portrait of Doris Saatchi, 1985

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Installation shot of Before Photography: Painting and the Invention of Photography
exhibit at the Museum of Modern Art, NY, 1981, curated by Peter Galassi.

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Seydou Keita

Untitled, 1956-7

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Boris Mikhailov

Case Histories (1999
book),

2011 MoMA exhibition

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Krzysztof Wodiczko

AT&T Building, 1984

South Africa House Projection, Trafalgar Square, London, 1985

New Museum, 1991

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Krzysztof Wodiczko

Homeless Projection: A Proposal for the City of
New York, 1986

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Wodiczko

Western Bonaventure Hotel, LA, 1987 (with Los Angeles
Institute of Contemporary Art)

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Shimon Attie,

Almstad Strasse, 42, Berlin, 1993

Mulackstrasse, 37, Berlin, 1993

from The Writing on the Wall, 1991-3

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Shimon Attie

At the Coliseum (Looking towards the Arch of Titus), on-location slide projection, Rome, Italy, from The History of Another, 2001-2.

At Portico of Octavia, on-location slide projection,
Rome, Italy, 2003. Lambda photograph,

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Magdelana Jetelova

Atlantic Wall, 1995

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Felix Gonzalez-Torres,

Untitled, 1991, as installed for The Museum of Modern Art,
New York “Projects 34: Felix Gonzalez-Torres“ May 16 - June 30, 1992, in 24
locations throughout New York City

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Suzanne Opton Birkholz, 353 Days Iraq, 205, Afghanistan, from the
series Soldier, (installation shot, Denver), 2009

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Zoe Strauss

I-95, 2010 (installation shot)

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Zoe Strauss

I-95, 2010

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Claude Cahun

Self-portraits, 1928; 1927; 1931

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Jo Spence and Terry Dennett

“Revisualisation” from Remodeling Photo‐History,
1979‐82

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John Stezaker

The Voyeur, 1979.

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Laurie Anderson

Fully Automatic Nikon (Object/Objection/Objectivity), 1973.

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Laurie Anderson

Fully Automatic Nikon (Object/Objection/Objectivity), 1973.

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Eleanor Antin

Carving: a Traditional Sculpture, 1972, photographs.

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Judith Joy Ross

Untitled, 1988

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Sally Mann

“Jesse at 5” from Immediate Family, 1989

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Susan Meiselas

Carnival Strippers, 1972‐75

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Susan Meiselas

Carnival Strippers, 1972‐75

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Susan Meiselas

Carnival Strippers, 1972‐75

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Susan Meiselas

Carnival Strippers, 1972‐75

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Philip‐Lorca DiCorcia

Lucky 13, 2005

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Carolee Schneeman

Partial Portraits, 1970

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Catherine Opie,

Dyke, 1992, c‐print.

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Helmut Newton

Self‐Portrait with Wife June and Models, Vogue studio,
Paris 1981

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Jemima Stehli

Strip, 1999‐2000.

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Hannah Wilke

What does this Represent? What do
you Represent? (Reinhardt) from So Help Me
Hannah 1978‐89

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Andres Serrano

Heaven and Hell, 1984. Cibachrome
Serrano Pieta, 1984.

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Andres Serrano

Rabble, 1984. Cibachrome print.

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Serrano

Cabeza de Vaca, 1984

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Serrano Red Pope Triptych, 1990
Serrano Blood and Semen, 1990

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Robert Mapplethorpe

Pictures/Self Portrait, 1977

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F. Holland Day Nude Youth with Laurel wreath standing Against a Rock, 1907

Minor White Portland, 1940

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Mapplethorpe Self‐Portrait, 1975
Mapplethorpe Self Portrait, 1978.

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Mapplethorpe

Self Portrait, 1988

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Mapplethorpe Orchid, 1987

Carleton 1988

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Edward Weston, Nude, 1925

Pepper No. 30, 1930

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Robert Mapplethorpe

Man in Polyester Suit, 1980

Mark Stevens (Mr. 10 1/2), 1976

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Mapplethorpe

Jim and Tom, Sausalito, (X Portfolio) 1977-8

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Mapplethorpe Jesse McBride, 1976
Mapplethorpe Brian Ridley and Lyle Heeter, 1979

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Robert Mapplethorpe. Rosie. 1976

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Mapplethorpe Lou, NYC, 1978

Caravaggio, The Incredulity of Saint Thomas, 1601-2

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Joel Peter Witkin

Canova’s Venus, 1982

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David Wojnarowicz

Rimbaud in New York, 1977‐9. Silver gelatin prints.

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Gran Fury

Kissing Doesn’t Kill, Greed and Ignorance Do, 1989

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Sally Mann

Self Portrait, 1974

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Sally Mann

Immediate Family, 1984-1991

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Sally Mann

The Last Time Emmett Posed Nude for me, from Immediate Family

1984-1991

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Sally Mann Immediate Family, 1984-1991

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Sally Mann

Family Color, 1990-1

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Cindy Sherman

Untitled #225, 1990

Untitled # 250, 1992

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Glenn Ligon

Notes on the Margin of the Black Book, 1991-3.

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Mapplethorpe

Derrick Cross, 1982

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Mapplethorpe Ajitto, 1981

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Mapplethorpe Apollo, 1988

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Mapplethorpe Charles Bowman, 1980

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Mapplethorpe Ken Moody and Robert Sherman, 1984 (left)
Ken and Tyler, 1984

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Rotimi Fani-Kayode
Nothing to Loose IV, 1989

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Rotimi Fani-Kayode

The Golden Phallus, 1989

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Rotimi Fani-Kayode

Untitled, c. 1987 (left)

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Rotimi Fani-Kayode

Bronze Head, c. 1987

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Lyle Ashton Harris and Renée Cox Hottentot

Venus, 1995
Lyle Ashton Harris Billie # 21, 2002 (dye
infused polaroid)

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Carrie Mae Weems

Colored People, 1989-90. Monochrome color
print.

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Carrie Mae Weems

Blue Black Boy, from Colored People, 1989-90. Monochrome color print.

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Carrie Mae Weems

Untitled from Kitchen Table Series, 1990

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Carrie Mae Weems

From Here I saw What Happened and I Cried, 1995. Cprint
with text on glass

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Carrie Mae Weems

From Here I saw What Happened and I Cried, 1995. Cprint
with text on glass

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Lorna Simpson

Untitled, 1989 (photographs & two plastic panels).

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Lorna Simpson

Guarded Conditions, 1989

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Lorna Simpson

Easy for Who to Say, 1989

153
Q
A

Lorna Simpson

The Park, Serigraph on six felt panels with two felt text
panels

1995

154
Q
A

Lorna Simpson Please Remind me of who I am, 2009. 50
photobooth photographs, 50 ink drawings, bronze frames.

155
Q
A

LaToya Ruby Frazier
Shadow (from the Momme Portrait
series) 2008

I found out in 2008 that both Grandma
Ruby and Mom had cancer, as did
many of the elder women in Braddock.
Here, Mom and I explored a new
approach to documenting our illnesses
(mine being lupus). We stood our
mattress on end and covered it with a
comforter, essentially making it our
studio/stage. We made a portrait of our
bodies overlapping as one, unified in
sickness, death, and our struggle to
survive. The light cast a shadow that
for me foreshadows the loss of
Grandma Ruby; she passed away six
months later from pancreatic cancer.

156
Q
A

LaToya Ruby Frazier Self
Portrait (10am), 2009

In Self-Portrait (March 10
a.m.) I continued to document
my lupus attacks. Any time I
am having a lupus attack and
feel up to making a portrait, I
document the moment. On this
occasion I had just returned
from clearing out my
grandmother’s apartment in
Braddock after her death. I
only kept a few articles of her
clothing. In this portrait I am
wearing her pajama pants,
and a bed sheet is duct-taped
to the bedroom wall.

157
Q
A

LaToya Ruby Frazier fifth Street Tavern and U.P.M.C. Braddock
Hospital on Braddock Avenue, 2011

158
Q
A

Danny Lyon

Atlanta, 1963‐4

159
Q
A

Bruce Davidson

East 100th Street, 1968

160
Q
A

Garry Winogrand, American Legion Convention, Dallas,
Texas (1964)

161
Q
A

Diane Arbus,

A Jewish Giant at Home with his Parents in the
Bronx, NY, (1970)

162
Q
A

Larry Clark

Tulsa (photo book), 1971

common theme:

kids shooting up, in bed, smoking, blood, pensive shots, with rifle, in trucks, some negatives/ contact sheets

163
Q
A

Larry Clark

Tulsa (photo book), 1971

164
Q
A

Larry Clark

Teenage Lust, 1983

165
Q
A

Larry Clark

The Perfect Childhood, 1995

166
Q
A

Nan Goldin

The Ballad of Sexual Dependency, 1986

167
Q
A

Bill Owens

Suburbia, 1973 [page layouts]

168
Q
A

Carrie Mae Weems, ‘Dad and Son-Son’ from Family Pictures and Stories,
1978-84

169
Q
A

Jim Goldberg

Rich and Poor, 1984

170
Q
A

Howard Schatz

Homeless: A Portrait of Americans in Hard Times,
1993

171
Q
A

Nan Goldin

The Ballad of Sexual Dependency, 1986

172
Q
A

Goldin,

Gilles and Gotscho, 1992-3

173
Q
A

Jack Pierson Angel Youth, 1990

174
Q
A

Jack Pierson Angel Youth, 1990

175
Q
A

Richard Billingham Ray’s a Laugh, 1996

176
Q
A

Nikki Lee

Hispanic Project, 1998 Punks Project, 1997

177
Q
A

Lee Seniors Project, 1999

Hip Hop Project, 2001

178
Q
A

Chris Verene Galesburg Series , 1984-present
“My Twin Cousin’s, Husband’s Brother’s Cousin’s Cousins,” 2003
C-print [right]
“Candi, Cody, and Caity”, 2005 C-print [left]

179
Q
A

Jeff Wall

Destroyed Room, 1978, backlit cibachrome

180
Q
A

Jeff Wall

Picture for Women, 1979 (light box transparency)

181
Q
A

Candida Höfer Wiso Library, University of Cologne, I, 1994
Institute for Insurance Law, Cologne, 1994

182
Q
A

Thomas Ruff

Portraits, 1986‐1990

Anna Giese, 1989

183
Q
A

Andrea Gursky

Klasenpass, 1984

184
Q
A

Gursky

Swimming pool, Tenerife, 1984

Swimming Pool, Ratingen, 1987

185
Q
A

Gursky

Hong Kong Stock Exchange, Diptych, 1994

186
Q
A

Gursky

Times Square 1997

187
Q
A

Thomas Ruff

jpeg 02, 2004

188
Q
A

Thomas Struth

Chicago Art Institute I, 1990

189
Q
A

Jeff Wall

Flooded Grave, 1998‐2000, backlit cibachrome

190
Q
A

Jeff Wall

Outburst, 1986

191
Q
A

Wall Dead Troops Talk (a Vision after an Ambush of a Red Army Patrol near
Moqor, Afghanistan), 1986

192
Q
A

Wall Passerby, 1996. Gelatin silver print
Wall No, 1994. Transparency in lightbox

193
Q
A

Jeff Wall

Volunteer, 1996

194
Q
A

Wall Morning Cleaning,

Mies van der Rohe Pavillion, 1999. Cibachrome & backlit
light box

195
Q
A

Thomas Demand

Room, 1994

196
Q
A

Thomas Demand

Office, 1995

197
Q
A

Thomas Demand

Poll, 2001

198
Q
A

Luc Delahaye

L’Autre, 1999

199
Q
A

Anna Atkins

Photographs of British Algae Vol. I, 1843 (cyanotype photobook)

200
Q
A

ChrisKan Boltanski

Monument to the Children of Dijon, 1986.
Photographs and light bulbs.

201
Q
A

Els Vanden Meersch

Implants, 2006. (Photobook).

202
Q
A

Els Vanden Meersch

Implants, 2006. (Photobook).

203
Q
A

Susan Hiller

J. Street Project, 2002‐5

204
Q
A

Roni Horn

To Place – Book IV: Pooling Waters 1994

205
Q
A

Roni Horn

You Are the Weather, 1994‐6 To Place – Book IV: Haraldsdottir
1996 (photobook)

206
Q
A

Roni Horn

Still Waters (The River Thames, For Example), 1999. Offset lithographic
print on photograph with text
207
Q
A

Roni Horn

Library of Water, 2007

208
Q
A

Candida Höfer

State Archive, Seville, 2010

209
Q
A

Susan Meiselas

Nicaragua, 1978‐91

210
Q
A

Susan Meiselas

Kurdistan: In the Shadow of History, 1991‐1997

211
Q
A

Susan Meiselas

Kurdistan: In the Shadow of History, 1991‐1997

212
Q
A

Susan Meiselas

Kurdistan: In the Shadow of History, 1991‐1997

213
Q
A

Susan Meiselas

Kurdistan: In the Shadow of History, 1991‐1997

214
Q
A

Eugene Atget, Boulevard de Strasbourg, Corsets, 1912

Martha Rosler Chinatown, New York, September
2000, 2000

215
Q
A

Rosler, New York City, March, 2004, 2004

216
Q
A

Rosler, Lower Manhattan, July 2001, 2001

217
Q
A

James Coleman

Living and Presumed Dead, 1985

218
Q
A

James Coleman

Background, 1992

219
Q
A

Tacita Dean Floh, 2001. Artist’s book.

220
Q
A

Tacita Dean Floh, 2001. Artist’s book.

221
Q
A

Christopher Williams

Kiev 88, 4.6 Ibs. (2.1 Kg) Manufactorer: Zavod Arsenal
Factory, Kiev, Ukraine. Date of producVon: 1983‐87 Douglas M. Parker Studio,
Glendale, California, March 28, 2003 (NR. 1,2,3). 2003

222
Q
A

Chrisopher Williams

Kodak Three Point ReflecVon Guide, copyright Eastman Kodak Company,
1968. (Corn) Douglas M. Parker Studio, Glendale, California, April 17, 2003. 2003

223
Q
A

Chrisopher Williams

Model # 105M—R59C, Keystone Shower Door, 57.4 X 59”/Chrome/
Raindrop, SKU # 109149, #96235. 970—084—000 (Meiko), Vancouer, B.C.
Wednesday, April 6, 2005, No. 2. 2005.

224
Q
A

Allan Sekula

Fish Story, 1995

225
Q
A

Sekula

‘Detail. Inclinometer. Mid‐AtlanIc,’ 1993, from Fish Story

226
Q
A

John Lamprey

Front and Profile View, Malayan Male, 1868‐9

227
Q
A

Bill Brandt

Francis Bacon, 1963

228
Q
A

Edward Weston

Orozco, 1930

229
Q
A

Vandyk

The Prince of Wales and Lloyd George, 1919

230
Q
A

Walker Evans

Subway Portraits, 1938‐41

231
Q
A

Walker Evans Alabama Cotton Famer’s Wife, Allie Mae Burroughs from James
Agee and Walker Evans Let us now Praise Famous Men (1941)
Dorothea Lange Ma Burnham from Dorthea Lange and Paul Taylor An American
Exodus: A Record of Human Erosion (1939)

232
Q
A

Andres Serrano Nomads (John Paul), 1990
Andres Serrano Nomads (Sir Leonard), 1990

233
Q
A

Gillian Wearing

Signs that say what you want them to say not Signs that say
what someone else wants them to say 1994

234
Q
A

Rineke Dijkstra

Hilton Head Island, S.C., USA, June 24, 1992 1992
Kolobrzeg, Poland, July 26, 1992, 1992

235
Q
A

Dijkstra

Self Portrait, Marnixbad, Amsterdam, June 19, 1991, 1991

236
Q
A

Diane Arbus

Girl in a Circus Costume, 1970

237
Q
A

Avedon

Bill Curry, Drifter, Interstate 40, Yukon, Oklahoma, 6/16/80, 1980
Sandra Bennett, 12 year Old, Rocky Mt, Colorado, 1980
from series In the American West

238
Q
A

Dijkstra

Jalta, Ukraine, 1993

239
Q
A

Rineke Dijkstra

Nugent RC Highschool, Liverpool, England, Nov. 11, 1994,
1994

240
Q
A

Rineke Dijkstra Tecla, Amsterdam, Netherlands, May 16, 1994, 1994
Rineke Dijkstra Julie, Den Haag, the Netherlands, Feb, 29, 1994, 1994

241
Q
A

Dijkstra Tia, Amsterdam, the Netherlands, 23 June, 1994, 1994
Dijkstra Tia, Amsterdam, the Netherlands, 14 Nov, 1994, 1994

242
Q
A

Marker

Untitled, (Tehran, 1950s) Demo 6 (Paris, 2006)
from Staring Back 2007

243
Q
A

Marker Demo 17 (Paris, 2006) Demo 18 (Paris, 2006)
from Staring Back 2007

244
Q
A

Marker Immigrants Burying L. Schwartzenberg 3, Paris, 2003
Marker Demo 8, (Paris, 2006) from Staring Back 2007

245
Q
A

Bettina von Zwehl

Alina 2004

246
Q
A

Bettina von Zwehl

Untitled #2, 1998

247
Q
A

Shizuka Yokomizo

Stranger, 1999

248
Q
A

Katy Grannan

Carla and Pit Bull, Garehouse Road, New Paltz, NY, from series
Sugar Camp Road, 2002

249
Q
A

Philip-Lorca DiCorcia

Mike Vincee, 24, NYC or Tulsa Oklahoma, $30 1990‐2

250
Q
A

Philip-Lorca DiCorcia

Head #5, 2001 Head #6, 2001

251
Q
A

HILL & ADAMSON

Title-Fishwives, Newhaven, 1845

252
Q
A

LE SECQ, Henri

Title-Strasbourg Cathedral, calotype, 1851

BALDUS, Edouard-Denis

Title-Cloister of Saint- Trophime, Arles, 1851

253
Q
A

SOUTHWORTH & HAWES

Title-Early Operation Using Ether for Anesthesia, 1847

Harriet Beacher Stowe

  • 1839-64: Daguerreotype popular, esp. in USA
  • Brady other famous studio
254
Q
A

FENTON, Roger

Title-57th Regiment & Valley of the Shadow of Death, Russia/ Crimea war, 1855

255
Q
A

BARNARD, George N.

Title-“Sherman’s Hairpins”, 1864

256
Q
A

FRITH, Francis

Title-The Pyramids of Dashur from the Southwest, Egypt, 1858

257
Q
A

ROBINSON, Henry Peach

Title-Fading Away, 1858

258
Q
A

REJLANDER, Oscar G.

Title-The Two Ways of Life, 1857

  • high art photo
  • classicizing
  • Raphael’s School of Athens, saw in Rome
  • Tableau Vivant, popular tradition
  • two youths in center, two directions
  • 31” wide, from 30+ negatives
259
Q
A

EMERSON, Peter Henry

Title-Gathering Waterlilies, 1886

*PICTORIALISM

  • peaked from 1880s-1920s
  • furthered photo as art form, rejected industrialization and commercialization in subject matter and aesthetics, instead overlaid scenes (typically landscapes) with fog and shadows, strove for complexity in tonal range
  • favored gum bichromate
  • admired Julia Margaret Cameron
260
Q
A

MARVILLE, Charles

Title-From the “Album de l’ancien Paris”, 1865-9

  • Haussman’s program: 1853-70
261
Q
A

WATKINS, Carleton

Title-From the Best General View, Mariposa Trail, 1860-69

  • most well-known documenter of Mariposa and Yosemite
  • Sublime, unpopulated views
  • Inspired Bierstadt
  • Stereoviews enormously popular in 1850s, enlightened masses, public interest in science, global expansion, access to info; immediacy of scene
  • Bourgeois living room became microscopic world
262
Q
A

BRASSAI

Title-Mome Bijou at the “Bar de la Lune” Paris,

Ca. 1933

263
Q
A

KERTESZ, Andre

Meudon, 1928

  • Parisian Neighborhood
  • Inter-War
  • Neither strict Surrealist or Photojournalist/ Reportage
  • Uncanny in everyday; Poetry of modern urban life
  • Train=Modernization/ Progress; plays with doubleness of how modernization, since growth also looks like destruction
  • After WWII, moved to NYC; displacement and alienation of surroundings a theme
264
Q
A

SALGADO, Sebastiao

Title-Fight Between a Serra Pelada Mineworker and a Policeman, Para,Brazil, 1986

265
Q
A

ROSLER, Martha

Title-Vacation Getaway (from Bringing the War Home: House Beautiful), 1967-72

266
Q
A

Florence Henri, Self-Portrait, 1928

267
Q
A

Man Ray, Noire et blanche, 1926

268
Q
A

BARNARD,George N.
Title-Burning Mills,Oswego, NY

daguerreotype
Location-Rochester:Eastman House
Date-1853

269
Q

Mary Kelly

Post-partum document

A

1973-9 (First shown at ICA, London, 1976)

  • Kelly a conceptual artist
  • Over 100 object in PPD, few photos, only important as a whole–multi-media
  • Explores mother-child relationship
  • Kelly 2nd wave feminist, looking at invisible labor od daily lives [LABOR/ WOMEN”S WORK]
  • Sexuality as social organizing principle, present even in infant
  • Psycholanalytic framework, Freud and Lacan