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expeditionary landscapes of the American West
De-Romanticizing the Biography: The text shifts attention away from Modotti's famous relationships with figures like Edward Weston and Xavier Guerrero
including the Freedom Rides
The publication functions as an important time capsule of contemporary photography in 2011
Balance and Proportion: Using the "Golden Mean" and optical centers to create a sense of harmony or tension
Levinstein, Leon. Leon Levinstein: That's Where the Life Is. Untitled (Friends of Photography) expeditionary landscapes of the AmericanStephen Daiter Gallery, 2001. Essay by Helen Gee, who gave Leon Levinstein a one man show at her Limelight Gallery in 1956. [Levinstein (1910 1988), who studied with Sid Grossman, documented everyday street life in New York City from the 1950s through the 1980s and is considered a quintessential street photographer. He was awarded a Guggenheim Fellowship from the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation in 1975.] Illustrated wraps, not issued in